Ashok Kumar, a 2006-batch IAS officer, has been appointed as the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi, succeeding P. Krishnamurthy. This key administrative move aims to ensure smooth electoral processes in the national capital.
The Election Commission appoints senior IAS officer Ashok Kumar as Delhi's new Chief Electoral Officer, replacing R Alice Vaz. He will hold no additional charges under the Delhi government.
BJP women MPs have written to Lok Sabha Speaker demanding disciplinary action against opposition members for allegedly surrounding the Prime Minister's chair during a session, escalating parliamentary tensions.
Congress women MPs wrote to Speaker Om Birla countering remarks on PM Modi's safety, while Jairam Ramesh missed spotting MoS Finance in Rajya Sabha, and Dimple Yadav showed patience with Akhilesh's media interactions.
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Samajwadi Party members boycotted a district election meeting in Prayagraj after BJP interrupted their allegations of Form 7 fraud involving BLOs. SP demanded investigation into recovered forms.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign following the controversial appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, with Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calling for his departure.
Chennai police barred whistles at a T20 World Cup match, prompting Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam to allege it targets their election symbol. The ICC had banned whistles, but the move has stirred controversy ahead of state polls.
The Bharat Ranbhoomi Darshan vehicle rally, honoring the Indian Army's Artillery Regiment, arrives in Jaisalmer via Munabao border. Covering 3,400 km, it aims to boost patriotism and connect citizens with soldiers.
Security forces have ramped up anti-terror operations in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, deploying additional troops and conducting extensive searches to neutralize threats and ensure regional stability.
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The Supreme Court takes a strict stance on electoral roll revision while India-Pakistan T20 match is back on. Plus, updates on Bangladesh politics, PMKVY scheme issues, and tax compliance campaigns.
BJP women MPs have written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, calling for strict action against opposition MPs for alleged misconduct during House proceedings last week, while Congress MPs accuse the Speaker of bias.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee combines Supreme Court appearance with welfare schemes in a 48-hour political masterstroke, targeting Muslim and women voters amid financial scrutiny.
Penguin Random House India asserts sole rights to former Army Chief General Naravane's memoir 'Four Stars of Destiny', stating no copies have been published and unauthorised distribution is copyright infringement, amid a political controversy.
The Prime Minister's Office has directed the Lok Sabha Secretariat to deem questions about PM CARES, PMNRF, and NDF inadmissible, arguing they rely on voluntary public donations, not government funds. This move sparks transparency concerns and parliamenta
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OBC organizations in Vidarbha will hold a sit-in at Samvidhan Square in Nagpur on February 17, alleging that the caste census format and UGC regulations threaten constitutional protections for Other Backward Classes.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized that protecting Sanatan Dharma is crucial for national strength, citing global silence on Hindu persecution in Bangladesh and warning against divisive forces.
West Bengal Congress faces internal strife as Mahila Congress chief Shrabanti Singh accuses state president Subhankar Sarkar of harassment and threats. Sarkar denies allegations, calling them a conspiracy amid party's solo poll decision.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking in Chhattisgarh, warned Maoists hiding in Telangana and urged women recruits to surrender by March 2026, promising rehabilitation and development in Bastar.
Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala requests Amartya Sen and Romila Thapar to avoid a Kerala government conference, calling it an attempt to legitimize an authoritarian regime ahead of state elections.
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In West Bengal's SIR camps, TMC workers oversee electoral roll revisions, while rivals accuse them of intimidation. BLOs face pressure as the Supreme Court extends deadlines.
The publisher of General Naravane's memoir clarifies that no copies have been published after an FIR was filed, amid controversy over alleged sensitive content in the book.
US lawmakers Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie reveal the Department of Justice continues to conceal critical Epstein files, identifying six potential co-conspirators including a foreign official.
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Sir Keir Starmer faces intense pressure as senior party figures call for his resignation, with scandals and policy failures eroding his support. Despite backing from cabinet ministers, his premiership is fragile.
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BJP significantly expanded its rural reach in Maharashtra, becoming the largest party in zilla parishad and panchayat samiti elections across 12 districts, while NCP swept Pune riding a sympathy wave.
Congress MP P Chidambaram labeled the Union Budget 2026-2027 as cautious and forgettable, highlighting cuts in capital expenditure and slow economic reforms during Rajya Sabha discussions.
Congress criticizes PMO for instructing Lok Sabha to block questions on PM CARES and other funds, while BJP counters that UPA also kept PMNRF details confidential under RTI.
The Election Commission of India has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court alleging systematic attempts by West Bengal's ruling party and government to derail the SIR exercise.
The Election Commission of India has bypassed state governments to directly select senior bureaucrats from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka as election observers for upcoming polls in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu.
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The Supreme Court issued a stern warning to states, vowing not to allow any impediments to the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. It extended the scrutiny deadline in West Bengal by a week and addressed allegations of state interference.
