Samajwadi Party MLC Rajendra Chaudhary criticized the Uttar Pradesh government's budget priorities, power department privatization, and questioned law and order claims in the Vidhan Parishad.
The sharp turn near Bhadbhada Bridge in Bhopal has become a dangerous accident-prone zone with multiple vehicles plunging 20 feet off the road. Police confirm urgent need for crash barriers and safety walls to prevent further incidents.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly proceedings were repeatedly adjourned after minister Kailash Vijayvargiya told LoP Umang Singhar 'stay within your limits' during a heated exchange over groundwater contamination deaths in Indore.
The Telangana government is set to convene the assembly for the 2026-27 budget session, tentatively starting February 26. Finance Minister Bhatti Vikramarka will present the budget on February 28, with increased allocations for welfare and infrastructure.
Uttar Pradesh Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana expressed strong displeasure over unsolicited comments by two senior ministers, criticizing their remarks as inappropriate during proceedings.
Uttar Pradesh Power Minister AK Sharma announces the state has not increased electricity tariffs for six years while achieving 24-hour quality power supply and record agricultural connections.
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee demands evidence from Giani Raghbir Singh and an apology from Giani Harpreet Singh for accusations of corruption and irregularities.
Residents of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar face ongoing water scarcity as a major Rs 2,740 crore supply project lags behind schedule, despite assurances from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy CM Eknath Shinde.
Kerala High Court sets aside LDF government's Nava Kerala Citizen Response Programme order. State budget reveals no financial provision for Rs 20 crore project, raising questions about fiscal planning.
The Congress Party is organizing a major rally in Barnala on February 28, addressed by Rahul Gandhi, to launch its campaign for the Punjab assembly elections, with detailed preparations underway.
Shiromani Akali Dal leader Giani Harpreet Singh launches scathing attack on SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami, alleging mismanagement of gurdwara properties and criticizing Punjab government's land sales.
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak welcomed 101 Batuk Brahmins at his residence, gifting clothes and sharing a meal. This gesture follows police action at Magh Mela and is seen as a political move ahead of UP elections.
BKU Ekta Ugrahan farmers protested in Gobindpura after bail orders for activists Shagandeep Singh and Baldev Singh failed to reach Bathinda jail, delaying their release after 10 months in custody.
Nagpur's traffic policing system is critically understaffed with only 520 personnel managing over 20 lakh vehicles daily against a requirement of 900. Just 50 of 171 junctions are regularly manned, leading to widespread traffic violations.
Ongoing road construction beneath Nagpur's Sakkardara flyover has created severe traffic bottlenecks, with commuters facing 30-minute delays during peak hours in this busy commercial area.
The BJP in Uttar Pradesh adopts a three-pronged strategy focusing on organizational discipline, monitoring development projects, and grassroots engagement ahead of next year's assembly elections.
MLA Rajeshwar Singh highlights Uttar Pradesh's shift from fragmented spending to balanced capacity building, with major budget increases in law and order, health, and rural development sectors.
Punjab Pradesh Beopar Mandal president Amit Kapoor criticizes the AAP government for ignoring traders for four years and staging political gimmicks. He highlights economic strain, GST harassment, and insecurity.
Following serious allegations by Darbar Sahib head granthi Giani Raghbir Singh against the SGPC and Badal family, the Aam Aadmi Party has launched a major social media campaign with #SaveSGPCfromBadals, involving Punjab Assembly speaker, ministers, and ML
Civil society groups warn of a democratic movement if Rajasthan government fails to frame rules for key welfare acts passed in 2023, leaving laws for health, income, and gig workers non-operational.
Himachal Pradesh ministers Harshwardhan Chauhan and Rajesh Dharmani launch a scathing attack on BJP leader Jairam Thakur, alleging hypocrisy over the state's revenue deficit grant. They question the opposition's sudden change in position.
Leader of opposition Jairam Thakur accuses Himachal Pradesh Congress government of distorting state's financial data, citing increased central funding under Modi compared to UPA era.
Nagpur Municipal Corporation officials admit 25,375 households received excess water bills, revealing systemic failures in the city's billing system. Mayor orders zone-wise verification drive.
After BJP's fourth consecutive win in Nagpur Municipal Corporation polls, intense lobbying begins for standing, transport, and subject committee members ahead of the February 24 meeting.
Congress in Haryana, led by Bhupinder Singh Hooda, held a meeting to plan strategy for the Budget session, announcing protests and raising issues like unemployment, MGNREGA, and job outsourcing.
Tamil Nadu PWD Minister E V Velu refutes AIADMK and BJP allegations of excessive borrowing, revealing DMK inherited 6.45 lakh crore debt and interest, with own borrowing at 2.85 lakh crore.
State Municipal Administration Minister K N Nehru accuses the Union government of withholding funds for 18 Jal Jeevan Mission projects, causing critical drinking water scheme delays in Tamil Nadu districts.
An MLA from Amritsar has covered the semester fees for cadets representing the area in the Republic Day camp, supporting youth development and national pride.
CM M K Stalin cited NCRB data to declare Tamil Nadu safest for women and children, countering BJP's crime rise allegations. AIADMK raised drug issues, while ministers explained high compensation figures.
A four-year-old boy in Nagpur was accidentally locked inside his school classroom overnight, triggering a massive police search before he was discovered sleeping safely the next morning.