Court Clears Kejriwal in ED Summons Cases Over Excise Policy
Delhi court dismisses ED's lawsuits against Arvind Kejriwal for ignoring summons in excise policy money laundering investigation, marking a legal victory for AAP leader.
Category : Politics
Trump's Greenland Retreat Sparks Uncertainty Over Arctic Deal
President Trump's abrupt reversal on Greenland acquisition leaves global uncertainty over future Arctic security framework, with European officials offering vague details amid diplomatic tensions.
ICE Memo Claims Power for Warrantless Home Entries
An internal ICE memo obtained by AP reveals expanded powers for immigration officers to forcibly enter homes using administrative warrants, not judicial ones, raising Fourth Amendment concerns and calls for a congressional investigation.
Zelensky Meets Trump in Davos, Trump Launches Peace Board
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to Davos for talks with US President Donald Trump on ending Russia's war, as Trump established his 'Board of Peace' as an official international organization.
Bengaluru Updates: Civic, Traffic, Weather & Political News
Stay informed with the latest developments in Bengaluru covering civic updates, traffic alerts, metro services, weather conditions, and important political and administrative news for January 22, 2026.
UP Family Gets Life Term for Dowry Murder of Daughter-in-Law
A special SC-ST court in Ambedkarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, has sentenced a man and four family members to rigorous life imprisonment for burning his wife to death over dowry demands in 2022.
Lucknow: Wife's Elaborate Plot to Frame Husband for Divorce
A routine cow slaughter seizure in Lucknow uncovered a dark psychological thriller involving marital betrayal, burner phones, fake identities, and a meticulously scripted attempt to jail a man twice. Police reveal the wife conspired with her lover to pres
Yogi Adityanath: Legislature is Soul of Indian Democracy
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized justice, equality, and fraternity as pillars of Indian democracy at the 86th All India Presiding Officers' Conference in Lucknow, highlighting legislative reforms and parliamentary inspiration.
Acquitted After 24 Years, Azad Khan Finally Released from Jail
Azad Khan, 54, freed from Bareilly central jail after 24 years despite acquittal. Uttar Pradesh authorities acted following media report, highlighting systemic delays in prisoner release procedures.
5 Traffic Violations in a Year Could Mean Licence Suspension
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a notification stating that drivers committing five or more traffic offences within one year may face driving licence suspension under amended Motor Vehicles Act rules.
NATO: US-Greenland Talks to Block Russia, China from Arctic
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte reveals upcoming US-Greenland negotiations will prioritize preventing Russian and Chinese military and economic access to the Arctic territory, following constructive talks with President Trump.
1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Court Acquits Sajjan Kumar, Families Protest
A Delhi court acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, sparking anguish among victims' families who vowed to continue their decades-long legal battle for justice.
Democrats' Reckoning: Obama vs Whitmer on Gender Bias
Democrats face internal debate as Michelle Obama cites sexism in election losses while Gretchen Whitmer emphasizes strategic shortcomings, forcing party to confront failures.
Power Discoms Turn Profitable with Rs 2,700 Crore in 2024-25
India's power distribution companies achieved a combined profit of over Rs 2,700 crore in 2024-25, reversing losses of Rs 25,553 crore. Key factors include subsidy releases and recovery of government dues.
AP Forms GoM to Regulate Social Media, Protect Children
Andhra Pradesh government establishes Group of Ministers to review social media laws, consider Australia-style ban for under-16s, and combat misinformation and abusive content targeting women and children.
10 Army Personnel Killed in Doda Vehicle Accident
Ten Indian Army soldiers lost their lives and eleven others were injured when their bullet-proof vehicle plunged into a 200-foot gorge in Doda district, Jammu and Kashmir. Rescue operations and tributes pour in.
Karnataka Governor Walks Out, Assembly Erupts in Constitutional Row
Karnataka Governor Thawarchand Gehlot walked out after reading just two lines of his address, triggering a political storm. The Congress government accused him of violating constitutional norms by skipping criticism of the Centre.
SIT Serves Notice to BRS's KTR in Phone Tapping Case
The Special Investigation Team probing the alleged phone tapping case has served a notice to BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao for questioning, following the recent interrogation of senior MLA T. Harish Rao.
India Absent from Trump's Peace Board as Pakistan Participates
India did not participate in US President Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' unveiling at Davos despite receiving an invitation. Pakistan's PM attended the ceremony, highlighting geopolitical dynamics.
Macron's Sunglasses Overshadow Davos Geopolitics
French President Emmanuel Macron's aviator sunglasses at Davos sparked global memes and debates, overshadowing serious discussions on Greenland and US-Europe relations.
Denmark: Arctic Security is NATO's Collective Responsibility
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasizes Arctic security as a NATO-wide issue, highlighting sovereignty concerns amid US interest in Greenland. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte discusses keeping Russia and China out of the region.
US Drops Appeal Against Court Ruling on DEI Funding Limits
The Trump administration has withdrawn its legal appeal against a federal court ruling that blocked its efforts to tie federal education funding to restrictions on diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in schools and colleges.
India Condemns Vandalism at Embassy in Croatia
India strongly condemns the trespassing and vandalism incident at its embassy in Zagreb, Croatia. The MEA has raised the matter with Croatian authorities, invoking the Vienna Convention.
Unpaid Tolls Block Vehicle Sale, Transfer, Fitness Certificates
The Centre has tightened rules for National Highway toll payments. Unpaid toll charges will now prevent vehicle sales, state transfers, and fitness certificate issuance, requiring clearance before documentation processes.
MNS Supports Shinde Sena in KDMC, Alters Maharashtra Civic Politics
In a significant political shift, five MNS corporators have extended support to Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena in Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation, bolstering the Mahayuti alliance's majority and creating embarrassment for Uddhav Thackeray's faction.
Maharashtra Mayoral Lottery: Reservation Status Declared
Maharashtra Urban Development Department conducted annual lottery for mayoral reservations across 29 municipal corporations. Opposition criticizes BJP as BMC polls approach.
Khirwar Appointed Delhi Municipal Commissioner After Controversy
Sanjeev Khirwar, a 1994-batch IAS officer, becomes Delhi's new municipal commissioner following his transfer back from Ladakh, where he was posted after a 2022 controversy involving walking his dog at Thyagraj Stadium.
TMC vs BJP Over Vande Bharat Train's Vegetarian Menu
West Bengal's TMC accuses BJP-led Centre of imposing food habits after Vande Bharat sleeper train between Kolkata and Kamakhya offers only vegetarian options, sparking political controversy.
Trump's Board of Peace Launch, Spain & Nigeria Criticism
US President Donald Trump unveils controversial Board of Peace at Davos with $1B fee, criticizes Spain on NATO spending and Nigeria on Christian killings while claiming global conflict de-escalation.
Bihar's High Female Voter Turnout vs Low Political Representation
Bihar's 2025 Assembly elections saw record 66.91% voter turnout with women leading at 71.6%, yet only 12% MLAs are women. Despite Nari Shakti Vandan Act, structural barriers continue to limit women's political power in India and globally.
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