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SC bans roadside parking, orders crackdown on highway encroachments

SC bans roadside parking, orders crackdown on highway encroachments

  • Village in mourning as nine bodies return after fatal Pollachi accident

    A devastating road accident near Pollachi claimed nine lives from a Malappuram school community, leaving Pang village in mourning as bodies returned in ambulances, prompting grief, government aid assurances, counselling support, and calls for investigation into the tragedy
  • Himachal govt defers salaries of CM, Ministers, MLAs for six months

    Facing financial strain, the Himachal Pradesh government led by Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has deferred salaries of public representatives for six months, including the Chief Minister, ministers and MLAs, clarifying it is a temporary measure to ease fiscal pressure
  • Palaniswami says polls fight between ‘one family exploiting’ state

    Edappadi K Palaniswami attacked the ruling DMK at a Coimbatore rally, framing the 2026 Assembly polls as a fight against dynasty politics, asserting the AIADMK-led NDA will oust the “anti-people” government, while praising Narendra Modi’s leadership
  • Mamata slams Modi ahead of address to nation, calls his speeches ‘bunch of lies’

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee sharply criticised Narendra Modi ahead of his national address, calling his speeches misleading and ineffective for the poor, while attacking the BJP over governance, communal politics, and the failed women’s reservation bill
  • Internet restored in Imphal valley after weeks of suspension

    Manipur government restored mobile internet and broadband services in five Imphal Valley districts after reviewing improved law and order following a bomb attack in Bishnupur suspension had caused widespread disruption while security operations, protests and investigations continue across the state
  • ‘Friendship Pipeline’: India sends 5,000 tonnes diesel to Bangladesh​

    An additional 5,000 tonnes of diesel began flowing from India to Bangladesh via the India–Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline, strengthening Dhaka’s energy security amid global supply uncertainty. The pipeline, linked to Numaligarh Refinery Limited, continues to support steady and cost-effective fuel imports
  • Minister Lokesh helps fund Rs 16-crore life-saving injection for baby

    Nara Lokesh helped facilitate a ₹16-crore Zolgensma gene therapy for a baby with SMA Type-1 in Kurnool, bridging funding gaps and coordinating approvals, enabling timely life-saving treatment with support from public donations and medical teams
  • Rajya Sabha Secretariat appoints K S Somashekhar as secretary

    Rajya Sabha Secretariat appointed K. S. Somashekhar as secretary, effective Saturday. With over three decades of experience in parliamentary administration and international exposure, he has previously served in senior roles in Karnataka and global parliamentary forums
  • Allahabad HC defers order in Rahul Gandhi citizenship case

    The Allahabad High Court deferred its order on a plea seeking FIR against Rahul Gandhi over alleged dual citizenship, ruling that he must be given a hearing before any decision, and listed the matter for April 20
  • Kanimozhi slams AIADMK over delimitation Bill support

    Kanimozhi Karunanidhi criticised AIADMK for supporting a delimitation-linked bill, alleging it harms Tamil Nadu’s interests. She backed immediate women’s reservation without delimitation, while claiming Opposition unity blocked the Centre’s proposal in Parliament
  • India’s first Petroglyph Conservation Park to be set up in Ladakh

    Vinai Kumar Saxena laid the foundation for India’s first Petroglyph Conservation Park in Leh to preserve ancient rock carvings along the Indus River. The initiative aims to protect endangered heritage sites and promote responsible tourism in Ladakh
  • BJP women leaders protest outside Rahul Gandhi’s residence

    BJP women leaders staged a protest near Rahul Gandhi’s residence after the defeat of the women’s quota constitutional amendment in Lok Sabha. They accused Opposition parties of blocking women’s empowerment, while police used water cannons to disperse the march
  • Eight arrested in Gujarat minor gang-rape and blackmail case

    In Gujarat’s Kheda district, police arrested eight men for allegedly gang-raping and blackmailing a 17-year-old since 2023 under the POCSO Act. One accused remains absconding, and investigations with forensic evidence are ongoing
  • Accused hid marriage, pressured conversion in TCS case

    In Nashik, police arrested eight people in multiple FIRs from a Tata Consultancy Services unit sexual harassment case, involving alleged assault, blackmail, and religious insults. The complainant also accused colleagues of pressure to convert religion, prompting a Special Investigation Team probe
  • SC closes case on adult dyslexia asessment gap

    The Supreme Court of India disposed of a petition on adult learning disability assessments, noting that NIMHANS is developing adult testing tools expected within three years, while observing the petitioner had completed a PhD despite claimed disability
  • Iran gunboats fire on tanker as Hormuz rules tighten

    Tensions escalated in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran and the US clashed over shipping access amid a blockade. Iran fired on a tanker and reimposed restrictions, raising fears of renewed conflict and worsening global energy instability
  • India launches Rs 12,980 crore BMI Pool for shipping sector

    Union Cabinet of India approved the ₹12,980 crore “Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool” to provide domestic marine insurance cover for Indian trade. The initiative aims to reduce dependence on foreign insurers, strengthen sovereignty, and ensure continuity amid global geopolitical risks
  • No one can call me anti-women: Rijiju remark cited by Tharoor

    Shashi Tharoor shared remarks after Lok Sabha adjournment, quoting a discussion with Kiren Rijiju on women’s representation. He supported women’s reservation but warned against linking it to delimitation, which he said could harm democratic balance
  • Cabinet approves 2 key railways projects for UP, Andhra with Rs 24,815 crore outlay

    Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved two railway multitracking projects worth ₹24,815 crore in Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh, adding 601 km to the network. The upgrades aim to boost freight movement, industrial connectivity, and tourism across key routes
  • Loan repayments can’t override spousal duty: SC

    The Supreme Court of India increased a woman’s monthly maintenance from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000, ruling that a husband’s loan repayments cannot override his legal duty to support his spouse. The court stressed dignity, fairness, and adequate financial support
  • 10 Kannur CPM workers get 25-year jail term for hurling bombs at BJP/RSS supporters

    A Kerala court sentenced 10 CPI(M) workers to long prison terms in the 2011 Thimiri bomb attack case targeting RSS and BJP members, underscoring strict judicial action against political violence in Kannur
  • Rahul Gandhi claims Modi controlled by Donald Trump

    Rahul Gandhi alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi is controlled by Donald Trump through US deal and financial links, accusing him of selling national interests. He also claimed Modi seeks AIADMK power in Tamil Nadu to influence the state government system
  • ECI plans ‘slow polling’, ‘slow counting’ to frustrate TMC agents: Mamata

    Mamata Banerjee alleged that the Election Commission is planning “slow polling” and “slow counting” to mislead voters and weaken TMC agents. She also accused the Centre of misuse of agencies and raised concerns over EVM manipulation ahead of elections
  • Centre approves 2% DA hike for government employees, pensioners

    Narendra Modi–led Union Cabinet approved a 2% Dearness Allowance hike for central government employees and pensioners, benefiting over 1 crore people. The decision comes amid broader demands for major pay revision under the proposed 8th Pay Commission
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