Author: News Analysis India

Security forces struck a decisive blow against Maoist insurgency in Jharkhand, neutralizing 15 rebels in a intense gunfight in Chaibasa’s Saranda forests. Among the fallen was Patiram Manjhi alias Anl Da alias Tufan, a central committee member of CPI (Maoist) carrying a Rs 1 crore bounty and facing 149 criminal charges. Originating from Giridih, Anl Da’s reign of terror began in 1987 in Piratand police station limits. By 2000, he controlled swathes of Tundi and Topchanchi. Post-2000, operations shifted to Bihar’s Jamui, where he faced brief custody. Renowned as the outfit’s master planner, he was linked to every major IED…

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Davos buzzed with excitement on the third day of WEF 2026 as MMRDA inked $26 billion worth of game-changing MoUs, attended by Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis. These pacts with Tata Group and Switzerland underscore Mumbai’s ascent as a beacon of innovation and sustainability in India’s economic landscape. Spotlight fell on the $11 billion Tata partnership, earmarked for an expansive AI innovation city close to Navi Mumbai’s new airport. Envisioned as a nexus of artificial intelligence, R&D, and renewable energy, it will drive multifaceted growth across core industries and tourism. Complementing this, the $15 billion India-Switzerland initiative brings Swiss precision in…

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The streets of London came alive with the sounds of Jharkhand’s folk tunes as Chief Minister Hemant Soren stepped off the plane from Davos. Accompanied by his spouse Kalpana Murmu Soren and fellow delegates, the leader received a rousing reception from the city’s Jharkhand scholars and expatriates, marking a poignant moment of cultural reconnection. This late-night arrival on Wednesday turned into a celebration of heritage. Kalpana Murmu Soren, prominent as Jharkhand Assembly MLA and head of the Women and Child Development panel, joined in the festivities that featured authentic musical renditions dear to every Jharkhandi heart. ‘I stand speechless and…

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In a fiery outburst, RJD spokesperson Ejaz Ahmad on Thursday condemned the Bihar NDA regime for trimming opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav’s security. He branded it a calculated conspiracy to silence the opposition’s growing challenge to the powers that be. ‘Democracy is under siege,’ Ahmad declared, arguing the timing reeks of panic ahead of planned opposition movements. Tejashwi’s spotlight on unemployment, stalled growth, women’s vulnerabilities, rampant crime, and killings has evidently rattled the ruling camp. Ahmad wove in the Patna NEET student tragedy, alleging the government seeks to divert public fury through this ‘vindictive’ decision. Why the double standards? BJP heavyweights…

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In a stark revelation, a new report details Pakistan’s ISI engineering a convergence of terror factions, including Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Islamic State Khorasan Province. This strategic maneuver aims to consolidate jihadist and sectarian elements into a single, potent force under ISI oversight. Key evidence includes ISKP’s Mir Shafiq Mangal presenting arms to LeT’s Rana Mohammad Ashfaq, a clear emblem of collaboration. Drawing from India Narrative, the report accuses Pakistan’s deep state of institutionalizing terrorism as a core policy tool. The ISI orchestrates protection and integration for LeT, Jaish-e-Mohammed, ISKP, and Hamas, forming an ‘impious alliance’. Following the devastating Operation Sindoor…

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Sri Lanka kicked off their home ODI series against England with a bang, defeating the visitors by 19 runs in the opener at Colombo’s R. Premadasa Stadium. Kusal Mendis’ near-century propelled the Lankans to a defendable 271, giving them a 1-0 advantage in the three-game series. Captain Charith Asalanka’s decision to bat first after winning the toss paid dividends. The innings began brightly with openers Pathum Nissanka (21) and Kusal Mendis (27) putting on 50 runs in 10.3 overs. Early setbacks saw Sri Lanka slip to 54 for 2, but Mendis rebuilt with Dhananjaya de Silva (10) and later Asalanka…

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In a poignant update from the sets of ‘Sila’, actress Sadiya Khatib has concluded her Vietnam filming stint, sharing an emotional farewell that resonates with movie enthusiasts. Paired with Harshvardhan Rane under Omung Kumar’s direction, the film is shaping up to be a powerhouse. Sadiya’s Instagram feed lit up with team photos, radiating the sweat and smiles of a dedicated crew. From lush Vietnamese vistas to group huddles, the images tell a story of triumph over trials. ‘Vietnam schedule wrapped! Returning with artistic satisfaction etched in my soul,’ Sadiya captioned. She gushed over the country’s allure: ‘Filming here was magical.…

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New Delhi witnessed a spiritually charged gathering at Bharat Mandapam where spiritual orator Morari Bapu delivered his captivating nine-day Ramkatha. Delhi’s Chief Minister Rekha Gupta graced the occasion, making headlines by dedicating her entire one-month salary to the World Peace Center Mission led by Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti. Speaking on the sidelines, CM Gupta elaborated on the profound impact of Morari Bapu’s discourses. These sessions, rich with narratives from the Ramayana, propagate essential virtues like selfless service, empathy, and the preservation of the nation’s moral fabric. They play a crucial role in igniting a wave of positivity and ethical awareness in…

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Security forces achieved a historic breakthrough in Jharkhand’s Saranda jungle, gunning down 15 Naxalites in a fierce encounter, headlined by the elimination of Rs 1 crore rewardee Patiram Manjhi alias Unal Da. The Thursday clash in West Singhbhum’s Naxal heartland included three female cadres among the casualties. The neutralized militants comprised high-profile figures like Anmol (BJSAC), Amit Munda (RCM), Pintu Lohra, Laljit (Lalu), Rajesh Munda, Bulbul Alda, Babita, Purnima, Surajmuni, and Jonga. Wanted across Jharkhand, Odisha, and by NIA, they were part of Unal Da’s Central Committee squad terrorizing Kolhan for years. Unal Da faced 149 cases, with bounties of…

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In a significant setback for South Africa’s T20 ambitions, batter Tony de Zorzi and all-rounder Donovan Ferreira have been excluded from the 2026 T20 World Cup squad owing to injuries. The duo will also miss the crucial three-T20 series against West Indies, prompting immediate squad changes. Ryan Rickelton, the reliable wicketkeeper-batter, and dynamic Tristan Stubbs have been drafted into the 15-man unit as replacements. As the Proteas fine-tune strategies for the India-Sri Lanka co-hosted event from February 7 to March 8, these inclusions bring fresh energy. Drawn in Group D with Afghanistan, Canada, New Zealand, and UAE, South Africa opens…

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