Mumbai Launches India's First Melody Road with 'Jai Ho'
Mumbai's Coastal Road now features India's inaugural Melody Road, where 'Jai Ho' plays as vehicles drive over grooves, delighting commuters with a musical experience.
Category : Politics
Kerala Cabinet Clears Revamped Senior Citizens Policy
Kerala's cabinet has approved a comprehensive new policy for senior citizens, focusing on active ageing, social inclusion, and zero-tolerance for neglect. The policy aims to create an age-friendly community with enhanced healthcare and social security mea
Kerala HC Quashes Case Against Teacher for Caning Student
Kerala High Court sets aside criminal case against Neyyattinkara teacher for caning student, ruling that teachers have authority to enforce discipline with good intentions.
Maharashtra to Set Up 200 AI Livestock Centers
The Maharashtra government will establish 200 artificial insemination centers across the state to enhance livestock breeding, boost rural incomes, and improve milk yields, with partial funding from the Gates Foundation.
Indonesia Troops Prepare for Gaza Deployment in Trump Plan
Indonesian military forces are gearing up for potential deployment to Gaza as part of an international stabilization mission, with plans to station troops between Rafah and Khan Yunis.
Armed Suspect Footage Reinvigorates Search for Nancy Guthrie
Newly released doorbell camera footage shows an armed, masked individual outside Nancy Guthrie's home, offering potential leads in the search for the missing 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie.
Court Rules Nikam's SPP Role Not an Office of Profit
A Mumbai sessions court dismissed a plea challenging Rajya Sabha MP Ujjwal Nikam's appointment as special public prosecutor, ruling it is contractual and not an office of profit under Article 102.
Bangladesh Elections 2026: Tarique Rahman Frontrunner
Bangladesh holds crucial parliamentary elections on February 12, 2026, with Tarique Rahman of BNP as the frontrunner after 17 years in exile, following a student-led uprising that toppled Sheikh Hasina's government.
MP's Birsa Munda Remark on Maoist Hidma Sparks Lok Sabha Row
Bharat Adivasi Party MP Rajkumar Roat compared slain Maoist Madvi Hidma to tribal icon Birsa Munda, prompting Lok Sabha chair to intervene. He criticized UPA and NDA policies on Maoist violence.
UPSC Key: No-Confidence Motion, SC/ST, India-US Deal
In-depth analysis of key UPSC topics: no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker, SC/ST sub-classification, and India-US interim trade deal. Essential for Prelims and Mains preparation.
Punjab Transport Workers Strike Indefinitely, Services Hit
Contract workers at Punjab Roadways and PRTC have begun an indefinite strike, severely impacting bus services across the state as they demand regular employment and better wages.
High Court Orders Probe into Deported Indian Worker's Death
The Kerala High Court has directed a high-level investigation into the death of Suraj Lama, a Bengaluru native deported from Kuwait, found dead in Kochi. The court mandates a report within three weeks.
Puri Blasts Gandhi's Epstein Comments as 'Buffoonery'
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has strongly countered Rahul Gandhi's references to him in the Epstein Files controversy, calling it sensationalism and clarifying his limited official interactions.
Goa Minister Atanasio Monserrate Acquitted in Rape Case
A Goa court acquitted Revenue Minister Atanasio Monserrate in a 2016 rape case, citing inconsistencies in the complainant's statements. The BJP MLA had denied allegations, calling it a political conspiracy.
Assam CM Himanta Sarma's Two-Child Norm Video Sparks Debate
A video of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma discussing a 'two-child norm' for government benefits has ignited a political and social debate in India.
Omar Abdullah Asks to Expunge Remarks Amid BJP Protests
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah requested the expungement of his 'unparliamentary' remarks in the Assembly, citing emotional sway, as BJP protests disrupted proceedings.
Rahul Gandhi Accuses Modi Govt of 'Selling' India, Puri Responds
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the Modi government of 'selling' India, while Union Minister Hardeep Puri responded to allegations in the Epstein files. The political clash highlights ongoing tensions in national politics.
Bangladesh Election: Yunus Pledges Peaceful Power Transfer
Interim leader Muhammad Yunus commits to a smooth transition as Bangladesh holds its first election since Sheikh Hasina's ouster, with security heightened and regional implications.
Rahul Gandhi's Budget Speech: Attack on Modi Government Policies
Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha speech on the Budget targeted the India-US trade deal, accusing PM Modi of compromising sovereignty and failing farmers, youth, and the tech sector.
Budget Plan to Tax Disability Pensions Angers Military Veterans
The 2026 Union Budget proposes ending a century-old tax exemption on disability pensions for veterans who served until retirement, sparking fierce opposition from military communities.
Police Clear Woman in Love Triangle Murder, Suspect Surrenders
Bhubaneswar police have exonerated the woman from the Chandrasekharpur murder case, citing no evidence of involvement. Prime suspect Dinesh Nayak surrendered, with police confirming he acted alone in the crime driven by jealousy.
Karnataka Minister's Office Theft: Employee Held for Gold, Cash
A Vidhana Soudha employee in Bengaluru was arrested for allegedly stealing 300 gm gold and Rs 1.5 lakh cash from Karnataka minister's office, with CCTV footage implicating the staff member.
Bangladesh's High-Stakes Elections Under Massive Security Deployment
Bangladesh is set to hold crucial national elections on Thursday, with the Election Commission deploying nearly one million security personnel, marking the largest security arrangement in the country's electoral history.
Bharat Bandh Feb 12, Budget Infra, US H1-B Bill
A nationwide Bharat Bandh is scheduled for February 12, 2026, alongside analysis of the Union Budget's infrastructure impact and a US bill proposing to end the H1-B visa program.
Russia Warns of Military Countermeasures Over Greenland Militarization
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has issued a stark warning, threatening military-technical countermeasures if Western nations continue to increase their military presence in Greenland. This comes amid European troop deployments following former US
Thakur: Poll Losses Made Rahul Bitter, Full of Hate for India
Union Minister Anurag Thakur countered Rahul Gandhi's 'chokehold' remarks, alleging that electoral defeats have left the Congress leader bitter and filled with hatred toward India. Thakur contrasted this with the UPA era's banking crisis.
Delhi Metro Magenta Line to be Longest Corridor with 21 Interchanges
The Delhi Metro's Magenta Line will become the network's longest corridor at 89 km, featuring 21 interchange stations and 40 underground sections, enhancing cross-city connectivity across NCR.
Bengaluru School Bus Kills Toddlers in Scooter Collision, Driver Held
A tragic accident in Bengaluru saw a school bus ram into a scooter, killing two toddlers. The incident, captured on camera, led to the driver's arrest as authorities investigate the cause.
Kanpur Lamborghini Crash: Driver Claims He Was at Wheel
In the Kanpur Lamborghini crash case, driver Mohan asserts he was behind the wheel, not Shivam, son of a tobacco baron, citing the car's automatic locking system delayed his exit post-accident.
SC on NIA WB Probe: Not Every Outbreak Threatens Economy
The Supreme Court questioned the NIA's probe into West Bengal violence, stating not every emotional outburst threatens economic security. ASG S V Raju defended the investigation's basis.
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