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Supreme Court refuses plea on Tirumala laddu SIT review

Supreme Court refuses plea on Tirumala laddu SIT review

  • Jawaharlal Nehru University protest against VC turns violent, student groups clash

    Violence broke out at JNU during a protest against Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit, leaving several students injured. Left groups and ABVP traded charges over stone pelting, while authorities vowed strict action. JNUSU has called for a long march on February 26
  • Age is only a number for Vijay Kumar

    G Vijay Kumar, who took up badminton for fitness, has emerged as an inspiration by finishing runner-up in the 75 years and above category of the Krishna District championship. His dedication and simple lifestyle continue to motivate young players
  • Vijay accuses DMK of corruption, promises change in 2026 polls

    TVK leader Vijay declared that the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election would be a direct fight with Chief Minister M K Stalin. He accused the DMK of corruption, promised reforms in education and safety, and urged cadres to mobilise voters for change
  • Tirupati laddu row: YSRCP continues protest in Andhra Legislative Council

    YSRCP stalled proceedings in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council for the second week, demanding a debate on ghee supply to Tirupati laddu. The party alleged links between Indapur Dairy and Heritage Foods, while Nara Lokesh promised facts would be presented in Assembly
  • Mosques covered with tarpaulin sheets ahead of Juta Maar Holi in Shahjahanpur

    Authorities in Shahjahanpur have covered mosques and mazars with tarpaulin sheets and deployed heavy security for the centuries-old Juta Maar Holi procession. The event, marked by communal harmony, sees Hindus and Muslims jointly celebrating with flower showers and traditional rituals
  • Hetmyer’s rampage sets-up massive win for West Indies against Zimbabwe in T20 WC

    Shimron Hetmyer and Rovman Powell powered West Indies to 254/6 as they defeated Zimbabwe by 107 runs in a T20 World Cup Super Eights match in Mumbai. Zimbabwe were bowled out for 147 despite Brad Evans’ late resistance
  • Andhra Pradesh government considers social media ban for school students

    The Andhra Pradesh government is considering legislation to bar school students from social media. Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha and IT Minister Nara Lokesh said measures are being studied to regulate platforms, counter false propaganda and protect children from harmful online content
  • Ready to face arrest, will cooperate fully: Swami Avimukteshwaranand on POCSO case

    Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati, booked under the POCSO Act in Prayagraj, said he will not resist arrest and will cooperate with authorities. He denied allegations of sexual abuse, calling them fabricated, and claimed CCTV footage would prove his innocence
  • Class 10 student stabbed by two minors at pool club in Bhopal

    A Class 10 student was brutally stabbed by two minors at a pool club in Bhopal’s Teela Jamalpura area on February 15. The attack, captured on CCTV and circulated on social media, left the victim seriously injured. The accused were detained and later released on notice
  • Opinion: India’s Tobacco Tax 2026—Public health or revenue strategy?

    Tobacco control must go beyond taxation and reflect a moral commitment to prioritising public health over revenue
  • JeM Israel Group neutralised after 18-month operation in Kishtwar

    Security forces have neutralised the seven-member Jaish-e-Mohammed “Israel Group” in Kishtwar after an 18-month-long operation. Officials said the joint operation ended with the killing of three terrorists, including Saifullah, and dismantling of the entire terror module
  • PM Modi writes to Bengal voters, promises economic revival

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written an open letter to West Bengal voters promising economic revival and development. The BJP has begun mass distribution of the letter ahead of Assembly elections, accusing the state government of blocking benefits of central schemes
  • Tamil Nadu electoral roll revised, 97.37 lakh names removed

    Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Archana Patnaik released the final electoral roll, deleting 97.37 lakh voter names under various categories. The state now has 5.67 crore voters, with 7.40 lakh young voters newly added after the SIR exercise
  • Centre approves Rs 2,432 crore for Amended BharatNet in Andhra Pradesh

    The Centre has approved Rs 2,432 crore for implementing the Amended BharatNet Programme in Andhra Pradesh. The project aims to provide fibre broadband to every village, strengthen last-mile connectivity and enhance digital services across rural and remote areas
  • Army says Kishtwar anti-terror operation began in April last year

    The Indian Army said its anti-terror operation in Kishtwar district began in April/May last year and led to the elimination of six terrorists. The month-long mission involved multiple security agencies and advanced surveillance tools
  • Indian Muslim clerics condemn Taliban law on domestic violence

    Prominent Muslim clerics and leaders in India have condemned the Taliban’s new penal code in Afghanistan that reportedly permits domestic violence. They called it un-Islamic and urged strong opposition, amid growing global concern over women’s rights
  • Mobile phone ban in schools under discussion, says D K Shivakumar

    Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar said the government is discussing banning mobile phones in schools amid pressure from parents. Home Minister G Parameshwara said a decision would be taken after studying the issue
  • NHRC seeks MEA report on Odisha workers held captive in Thailand

    The National Human Rights Commission has sought a report from the Ministry of External Affairs after media reports claimed that six workers from Odisha were held captive in Thailand without pay or proper food for six months
  • Organ transplants see surge in India, over 4.8 lakh citizens register to donate organs

    India’s organ transplants surged fourfold to nearly 20,000 in 2025, with 18% from deceased donors. Over 4.8 lakh citizens registered via Aadhaar, and 1,200 families donated organs, boosting life-saving procedures and advancing multi-organ and complex transplants
  • IDFC Bank fraud: No systemic risk here, we’re watching developments, says RBI Governor

    RBI stated there is no systemic risk to the banking system following a Rs 590-crore fraud at IDFC First Bank’s Chandigarh branch. Four officials were suspended; the stock fell sharply amid ongoing investigation
  • Death of El Mencho deals blow to Mexico-China drug nexus in Indian waters

    Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, aka El Mencho, was killed in a military operation, disrupting the Jalisco New Generation cartel’s drug operations. His death curbs Mexican-Chinese cartel activities in Indian waters, aiding agencies in combating high-value meth trafficking
  • Seven terrorists killed in 326-day high-altitude operation in J&K’s Kishtwar, says Army

    The Indian Army, alongside Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF, killed seven Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists, including commander Saifullah, in a 326-day high-altitude operation in Chatroo, Kishtwar, disrupting their terror network
  • Precious metals surge over growing geopolitical tensions

    Gold and silver prices surged in Mumbai amid geopolitical tensions and a weaker US dollar. MCX gold rose 1.83% to Rs 1,59,749/10g, while silver gained 5.10% to Rs 2,65,836/kg, driven by Iran-US negotiations, US tariff rulings, and safe-haven demand
  • Indian Army rescues 46 stranded tourists in East Sikkim under ‘Op Himrahat’

    Under Operation Himrahat, the Indian Army rescued 46 stranded tourists in East Sikkim after heavy snowfall and extreme cold. The mission provided medical aid, shelter, and ensured safe movement of over 150 vehicles
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