ED Attaches Properties Worth Rs 19.4 Crore in Bengaluru Seat Scam
Enforcement Directorate attaches three properties worth over Rs 19.4 crore linked to educational trust trustees in Bengaluru engineering seat-blocking scam investigation.
Enforcement Directorate attaches three properties worth over Rs 19.4 crore linked to educational trust trustees in Bengaluru engineering seat-blocking scam investigation.
Bengaluru's Kasavanahalli, Junnasandra, and Haralur areas have become civic no-man's lands after delimitation, with administrative paralysis halting projects and basic services due to unclear jurisdiction between corporations.
Uttar Pradesh Civil Defence Department organized a comprehensive 'Black Out Mock Exercise' across all state districts to prepare citizens for potential air attacks and enhance emergency coordination.
Democratic lawmakers in Virginia propose eliminating mandatory minimum prison sentences for violent felonies including rape and manslaughter, sparking intense debate between criminal justice reformers and public safety advocates.
India joined China and Pakistan in opposing a UN Human Rights Council resolution condemning Iran's crackdown on protests. The vote highlights India's strategic autonomy and interests in Chabahar port.
Madras High Court rules district collectors lack jurisdiction to adjudicate fraud, coercion, or undue influence claims by senior citizens under the Maintenance and Welfare Act, directing such matters to civil courts.
Rohania police in Varanasi have issued notices to forfeit movable and immovable assets worth over Rs 30.52 crore belonging to Bhola Jaiswal, father of codeine syrup smuggling kingpin Shubham Jaiswal, under SAFEMA.
The draft ward reservation matrix for Bengaluru's new city corporations reveals a shortfall in women's representation, with only 47.7% seats reserved for women, sparking criticism from former councillors and rights advocates.
Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh reviewed progress on shifting Kherki Daula toll plaza to Pachgaon and multiple highway projects in Gurgaon, emphasizing minimal disruption to commuters and quality construction.
A fire at a banquet hall in northwest Delhi's Adarsh Nagar injured four people, with one in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident and have summoned the uncooperative owner for questioning.
Delhi government approves construction of a flyover on Outer Ring Road connecting Keshopur to Haiderpur to ease chronic traffic congestion in northwest Delhi areas including Punjabi Bagh and Rohini.
Supreme Court judge Ujjal Bhuyan expressed dissent over the collegium's transfer of Justice Atul Sreedharan from MP to Allahabad HC, calling it executive intrusion that compromises judicial independence.
Ghosi police in Mau district arrested Arpit Mishra for allegedly looting cameras from videographers through fake event bookings. Police recovered seven cameras worth Rs20 lakh and an SUV.
A 30-year-old police constable from RT Nagar station was arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching a 16-year-old student at Freedom Park. The accused has been remanded to judicial custody under Pocso Act sections.
CBI has registered a disproportionate assets case against Puducherry PWD chief engineer M Dhinadayalan and his wife Vahida, after finding assets worth ₹2.67 crore unexplained. The case follows a bribery arrest where ₹73 lakh cash was recovered.
Senior BRS leader Harish Rao demands investigation into Singareni coal and solar tender cancellations, alleging irregularities in the process and questioning the deputy CM's stance.
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka has announced readiness to order a comprehensive investigation into all Singareni Collieries tenders and contracts awarded since 2014, challenging allegations of irregularities.
TNCC president K Selvaperunthagai criticizes PM Modi's campaign visit, alleging BJP's betrayal of Tamil Nadu in fund allocation and language support ahead of assembly elections.
Varanasi Municipal Corporation introduces free QR-code registration at Manikarnika and Harishchandra Ghats to streamline death certificates and create accurate urban data.
European Union Council President Charles Michel will visit India for Republic Day celebrations, marking a significant diplomatic engagement ahead of the 16th EU-India Summit.
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has publicly expressed concerns about the party's current direction and internal functioning, sparking debate within political circles.
An explosion damaged railway tracks on the Dedicated Freight Corridor near Sirhind, Fatehgarh Sahib, injuring a driver and disrupting Amritsar-Delhi rail traffic. Police investigate as security tightens for Republic Day.
US President Donald Trump praised British soldiers as 'greatest warriors' after his earlier NATO remarks drew condemnation from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who called them 'insulting and appalling'.
Jalandhar authorities have imposed a Rs 7.5 crore penalty on Larsen & Toubro for delays in the Surface Water Project, causing dug-up roads and public inconvenience. DC Himanshu Aggarwal warned of stricter action if timelines aren't met.
Congress MLA Pargat Singh has written to the Election Commission and Punjab Assembly Speaker, alleging AAP is using official Vidhan Sabha photos and videos to issue illegal copyright strikes against independent media and journalists.
Kolkata prepares for Republic Day with its largest security deployment since Durga Puja, featuring drone surveillance, 4,800 personnel, and multi-agency checks amid heightened border vigilance.
West Bengal CEO Manoj Agarwal directs DEOs to upload all SIR hearing data daily on EC portal, clearing backlog by January 26, with strict action for non-compliance.
Kolkata's Republic Day parade at Red Road will showcase unprecedented Nari Shakti with one of the highest female contingents, including women IPS officers leading both male and female units.
Electors in Kolkata faced denial of receipts for submitted documents during hearings, with EC officials citing no instructions from seniors, despite Supreme Court's January 19 order mandating receipts.
The West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer's office will move from Balmer Lawrie to the Shipping Corporation of India building on Strand Road within a week due to space constraints ahead of assembly elections.