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Portfolio disputes emerge in V D Satheesan-led UDF cabinet

Portfolio disputes emerge in V D Satheesan-led UDF cabinet

  • CBSE says Class 12 re-evaluation portal working despite student complaints

    CBSE said its Class 12 re-evaluation portal was functioning properly despite complaints from students about login and application submission issues. Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj denied major glitches and advised students facing temporary problems to retry after some time
  • Maoists, security forces exchange fire in Jharkhand

    A brief encounter broke out between security forces and Maoists in Jharkhand’s West Singhbhum district during a combing operation in Porahat forest. No casualties were reported. Police said Maoists, including wanted leader Misir Besra carrying a Rs 1 crore bounty, remain active in the region
  • Crude oil futures hit record Rs 10,044 on MCX amid West Asia crisis

    Crude oil prices climbed sharply on Tuesday amid persistent West Asia tensions disrupting global energy supplies. On MCX, June crude futures touched a record Rs 10,044 per barrel before easing slightly. Rising global benchmarks and fresh investor buying supported the continued upward momentum in oil markets
  • SC declines PIL on foreign-held Indian data, directs petitioner to MeitY

    The Supreme Court of India asked MeitY to treat a PIL on stolen personal data as a representation, saying the issue was highly technical. The plea sought implementation of the DPDP Act, destruction of leaked data on foreign servers, and stronger safeguards against cybercrime
  • SC of India allows euthanasia of dangerous stray dogs amid rising rabies threat

    The Supreme Court allowed euthanasia of rabid, incurably ill, or dangerous stray dogs to protect public safety. It directed states to strengthen sterilisation and shelter systems, stressing that citizens have the right to move freely without fear of dog attacks or rabies threats
  • SC refuses to dilute directions on relocation of stray dogs from public spaces

    The Supreme Court of India refused to recall its earlier mandate regarding the relocation of stray dogs from sensitive public spaces like schools and hospitals
  • Snake strays near Salman Khan’s Mumbai home; rescued

    A non-venomous rat snake was spotted and successfully rescued near Bollywood actor Salman Khan's Galaxy Apartments residence in Bandra, Mumbai. The wildlife rescue agency RAWW confirmed the reptile will be released back into the wild following a mandatory medical examination
  • Hindu groups hold ‘Mahavijay Mahotsav’ at Bhojshala in MP after ASI nod

    Following a High Court ruling declaring the disputed Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque complex a temple, Hindu groups held a "Mahavijay Mahotsav" victory celebration in Madhya Pradesh. Devotees installed an eternal flame and demanded the return of the original Vagdevi idol from London
  • No plan to monetise gold held by temples: Govt

    The Indian government clarified that it has no plans to introduce a gold monetization scheme for temple trusts or religious institutions. The Finance Ministry debunked rumors claiming temple gold structures would be classified as strategic reserves, urging the public to ignore unverified information
  • Differences delay allocation of portfolios in new UDF cabinet

    Disagreements within Kerala's ruling Congress-led UDF over allocating the Higher Education and Fisheries portfolios have delayed the announcement of ministerial duties in the V D Satheesan-led cabinet. Senior leader K Muraleedharan stated the issues would be resolved shortly
  • New division bench of Calcutta HC to hear RG Kar rape-murder case today

    A new division bench of the Calcutta High Court will begin hearing the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case today. This follows the previous bench's recusal and recent state actions suspending police officials for mishandling the initial probe
  • Stock markets climb in early trade after Trump halts strikes on Iran, hints at deal

    Indian stock market benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, rallied in early trade following Donald Trump's announcement delaying military strikes on Iran. Frontline IT stocks, foreign fund inflows, and a surge in Adani group shares—following dropped US legal charges—further boosted investor sentiment.
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  • Rajnath Singh meets Vietnam’s Phan Van Giang, discusses defence cooperation, maritime security

    Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met Vietnamese counterpart General Phan Van Giang in Hanoi to enhance maritime security and defense industry ties. The leaders signed an MoU on AI and quantum technology, highlighting a strengthening bilateral strategic partnership
  • Global oil shock: OMCs raise fuel prices for second time in less than a week

    Indian state-run oil marketing companies raised petrol and diesel prices for the second time in less than a week due to surging global crude costs driven by the US-Iran conflict. The hikes push fuel prices to their highest levels since May 2022
  • US clears $428.2 million military support package for India covering Apache helicopters, M777 Howitzers

    The United States has approved two potential Foreign Military Sales to India totaling $428.2 million. The packages provide long-term sustainment and follow-on logistical support for India's M777A2 ultra-light howitzers and AH-64E Apache helicopters to strengthen Indo-Pacific strategic ties
  • Three coaches of Ujjain Express derail in Rishikesh; probe on

    Three empty coaches of the Ujjain Express derailed during shunting operations near Rishikesh's Yog Nagari Railway Station. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway, marking the latest in a series of recent Indian railway incidents
  • ‘BCCI not a public authority under RTI Act’: CIC overturns its 2018 order

    The Central Information Commission has ruled that the Board of Control for Cricket in India is not a public authority under the RTI Act, overturning its 2018 order. The decision shields BCCI from mandatory disclosures despite its public cricketing role
  • Ishan powers Sunrisers Hyderabad to five-wicket win over CSK, seals playoff berth

    Ishan Kishan’s fluent 70 and Pat Cummins’ three-wicket burst propelled Sunrisers Hyderabad to a five-wicket victory over Chennai Super Kings at Chepauk, securing their IPL 2026 playoff berth. Gujarat Titans also advanced, while CSK’s knockout hopes remain slim
  • Opinion: BJP’s Eastern surge — time for the rule of law

    For the BJP, the shift from ‘war mode’ to ‘governance mode’ means shedding the jhumlas that helped it rise in West Bengal and Assam.
  • India ‘by and large’ free from three internal security threats: Amit Shah

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah said India is largely free from Naxalism, terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, and Northeast insurgency, while promising rapid development in Bastar and urging acceptance of surrendered Maoists into mainstream society
  • He refused to join BJP: Kejriwal defends AAP leader Deepak Singla

    Arvind Kejriwal defended arrested AAP leader Deepak Singla, alleging political targeting by the BJP through the ED, while the BJP accused the party of repeated financial wrongdoing involving several leaders facing corruption and money laundering investigations
  • Maharashtra highway accident leaves 13 dead, 20 injured

    A devastating collision involving a tempo carrying engagement ceremony guests and a container trailer on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway in Palghar killed 13 people and injured 20, prompting compensation announcements and an investigation into possible overspeeding and overloading
  • SC says registrar general cannot initiate action independently

    The Supreme Court of India ruled that a high court registrar general cannot independently initiate disciplinary proceedings against a judicial officer without approval from the chief justice or authorised judges, while hearing a case involving a dismissed Uttarakhand woman judicial officer
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