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BRS MP urges Centre to treat rising cancer burden as national priority

BRS MP urges Centre to treat rising cancer burden as national priority

  • Woman arrested for luring and robbing wealthy men in Karnataka’s Belagavi

    Belagavi Police arrested a woman accused of luring wealthy men through social media, trapping them at a lodge and robbing them. Police seized property worth Rs 32.86 lakh and are searching for her absconding accomplice who allegedly supplied information about targets
  • Lok Sabha functions strictly by rules, no MP can speak anytime: Speaker Om Birla

    Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said the House functions strictly according to rules and no member can speak at any time or on any subject. His remarks came a day after a resolution seeking his removal from office was defeated.
  • Rahul Gandhi warns of energy security risks, urges government to prepare amid LPG shortage concerns

    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi warned that India’s energy security has been compromised due to flawed foreign policy and urged the government to prepare for potential fuel shortages. His remarks come amid reports of LPG shortages affecting businesses across the country.
  • BSF vehicle burnt as mob attacks DIG convoy in Meghalaya

    A BSF DIG’s convoy was attacked in Meghalaya’s Garo Hills amid unrest linked to GHADC elections. A vehicle was burnt and some personnel were injured. Authorities imposed curfew, suspended mobile internet, and postponed the April 10 polls following the violence
  • India has over 11,000 airline pilots, nearly 1,900 women: Government

    India has over 11,000 pilots working with major domestic airlines, including nearly 1,900 women, the government informed Parliament. IndiGo employs the highest number of pilots, while DGCA has proposed stricter regulations for foreign airlines operating in India.
  • SC grants bail to Shabir Ahmed Shah in terror funding case

    The Supreme Court granted bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Ahmed Shah in a terror funding case in which he was arrested in 2019 by the NIA. The court noted anomalies in the trial and his long incarceration while reserving detailed bail conditions
  • Opposition MPs move notice seeking removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar

    More than 190 Opposition MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have signed notices seeking the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, alleging partisan conduct and electoral irregularities. The move marks the first attempt to initiate such proceedings against a CEC.
  • YSR Congress Party celebrates 16th formation day, Jagan Mohan Reddy thanks cadres

    YSR Congress Party celebrated its 16th formation day with Jagan Mohan Reddy addressing supporters, praising cadres, and highlighting the party’s values. He said YSRCP belongs to the people and stands for integrity, trust, and value-based politics across Andhra Pradesh
  • Kumbh Mela’s viral sensation Monalisa dismisses ‘love jihad’ claims

    Monalisa Bhosle, who gained social media fame during the Kumbh Mela, married Farhan Khan in Thiruvananthapuram under police protection after her family opposed the relationship. Addressing the media, she rejected allegations of ‘love jihad’ and said her marriage was being misrepresented.
  • Terror funding case: Supreme Court grants bail to Kashmiri separatist leader

    The Supreme Court has granted bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Ahmed Shah in a terror funding case, noting his prolonged incarceration and slow trial progress. Shah, arrested by the NIA in 2019, had challenged the Delhi High Court’s rejection of his bail plea.
  • IAF helicopters help contain forest fire in Arunachal’s East Siang

    Indian Air Force helicopters carried out 54 sorties, dropping over 1.62 lakh litres of water to control a forest fire in East Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh. The four-day operation helped protect nearby settlements with multi-agency support
  • SC refuses to entertain plea to bring back Netaji Bose’s ashes, permits withdrawal of petition

    The Supreme Court of India refused to hear a plea seeking repatriation of ashes believed to be of Subhas Chandra Bose from Renkoji Temple. The petition by grand nephew Ashis Ray was withdrawn after the court questioned proof and family consensus
  • KTR seeks Centre’s urgent intervention as LPG crisis deepens

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao has written to Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri highlighting a severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders in Telangana. He warned that nearly 90 per cent of hotels and eateries in Hyderabad could shut down within 48 hours if supply is not restored.
  • Jharkhand boy who ended up in Kerala reunites with family after 13 years

    A Jharkhand boy who accidentally boarded a train to Kerala as a child reunited with his family after 13 years. Raja Gope was traced to his village in Chaibasa through efforts by NGOs and authorities
  • 21 abducted Naga civilians freed in Manipur’s Ukhrul after negotiations

    Twenty-one Tangkhul Naga civilians detained by Kuki villagers and armed men in Manipur’s Ukhrul district were released after overnight negotiations between authorities and civil society groups. Security forces intensified patrols along the Ukhrul-Imphal road to prevent further tensions
  • Gold slips on strong dollar, silver rebounds on MCX; Rupee hits record low

    Gold prices in India slipped slightly on Thursday while silver rebounded on strong buying. On Multi Commodity Exchange, gold futures declined marginally as global bullion weakened due to a stronger dollar, while silver gained. Meanwhile, the Indian Rupee hit a record low
  • Gulf crisis: GAIL halts gas supply to Yelahanka power plant; generation may be hit

    Gas Authority of India Limited has halted natural gas supply to the 370 MW Yelahanka Gas-Based Power Plant, raising concerns over possible power disruptions. The shortage follows the West Asia conflict and the Centre’s decision to prioritise gas allocation for domestic and essential sectors
  • Khot Lakhpat, Attock camps reactivate as Khalistani groups eye narco funding

    Indian security agencies have warned of a possible surge in narcotics smuggling by Pakistan-based Khalistani elements, with several training camps reportedly reactivated. Intelligence inputs suggest groups backed by ISI may intensify drug trafficking and terror activities targeting Punjab
  • Indian sailor killed in Iran attack on US-owned oil tanker, 15 crew members evacuated

    An Indian crew member died after Iran attacked the US-owned tanker Safesea Vishnu near Basra using underwater drones. Fifteen other Indian sailors were evacuated safely, as tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf amid the ongoing US-Israel military campaign against Iran
  • Audi India to raise car prices by up to 2 pc from April 1

    Audi India will raise car prices by up to 2 per cent from April 1, 2026, citing higher input costs and currency fluctuations. Brand Director Balbir Singh Dhillon said the increase will apply across all models sold in India
  • Congress deletes LPG shortage post after backlash over old photo

    The Congress party faced backlash after posting an old photo on social media to highlight LPG shortages, leading to its removal. Meanwhile, protests against rising LPG prices have spread across several states, with the Maharashtra Congress announcing statewide demonstrations.
  • Iran’s 3 conditions to end conflict- rights, reparations, guarantee against future aggression

    Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran will end the war with the United States and Israel only if its rights are recognised, reparations paid and security guarantees provided. Donald Trump signalled continued military operations as casualties and global oil market concerns rise
  • Bihar court recruitment blunder: Dog’s photo on admit card stuns candidate

    A bizarre case of alleged negligence has emerged in Bihar’s District and Sessions Court recruitment process, where a candidate’s admit card carried a dog’s photograph instead of his own.
  • Induction cooktops go out of stock on quick-commerce apps amid gas shortage fears

    Induction cooktops are selling out across major online platforms in India as households rush to secure alternatives to LPG amid fears of supply disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict. Demand for electric cooking appliances has surged sharply on e-commerce platforms
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