Chhattisgarh’s Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai brought warmth to the ITBP battalion camp in Narayanpur during his Bastar tour. Engaging deeply with personnel from multiple security wings—ITBP, CRPF, CoBRA, BSF, DRG, and CAF—he lauded their heroic contributions to restoring tranquility in the once-naxal infested region. Bastar, a treasure trove of forests and tribal traditions, was long held hostage by Maoist insurgency, stalling all progress. The CM pointed out that the jawans’ indomitable spirit has changed the narrative: now, the air fills with school chants and village festivities instead of explosions. Joining them for dinner, Sai discussed their challenges firsthand, reaffirming…
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Jammu law enforcement has struck a blow against organized crime by filing charges against six suspects in a multi-crore gemstone swindle. Among them is a serving sub-inspector, exposing vulnerabilities within the force itself. The elaborate con tricked a Hyderabad entrepreneur into parting with Rs 3 crore for bogus Kashmir Blue Sapphires. Mastermind Mohammad Taj Khan masqueraded as the envoy of Jammu’s royalty, with his team of agents sealing the deceptive deal. Unfolding in December 2024, the fraud came to light via a formal complaint from the aggrieved buyer. Under the vigilant oversight of senior officers, investigators conducted thorough searches, seizing…
In a scathing critique, Jammu and Kashmir’s Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary condemned the brutal attack on a Kashmiri shawl vendor in Uttarakhand as a dark blot on the nation’s ethos. ‘This is our country’s misfortune; it has never been our tradition,’ he declared during an interaction with the press in Jammu. Choudhary painted a vivid picture of India’s composite culture, where individuals from Kanyakumari could thrive in Kashmir or Jammu without question, despite past special provisions like Article 370. ‘That spirit of openness defined us,’ he reminisced, lamenting its erosion. The leader drew attention to the rising incidents…
New Delhi witnessed a pivotal conversation on January 30 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi connected via phone with Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez. The dialogue focused on deepening bilateral collaboration to mutual benefit. Modi later posted on Facebook: ‘Had a conversation with Acting President Delcy Eloína Rodríguez of Venezuela. We committed to bolstering our partnership across sectors and advancing a joint vision for elevated India-Venezuela relations moving forward.’ The PMO detailed consensus on enhancing cooperation in trade, investment, energy, digital tech, healthcare, farming, and cultural exchanges. Discussions also touched on shared perspectives regarding regional dynamics and global affairs,…
Carlos Alcaraz etched his name deeper into tennis lore with a Herculean 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5 victory over Alexander Zverev in the Australian Open semifinals. The marathon battle, stretching over five and a half hours on Friday, saw the world No. 1 conquer crippling cramps to reach his second straight AO final. What began as a clinical performance from Alcaraz unraveled mid-match. Leading two sets to nil, the young Spaniard hobbled with leg cramps at 4-4 in the third, prompting a controversial medical timeout. Zverev, visibly frustrated, capitalized on Alcaraz’s restricted movement, forcing two tiebreak aces and evening the…
Fitness trends in Bollywood and regional cinema are reshaping how stars present themselves. No longer just about glamour, it’s about grit and gains. Bhojpuri sensation Rani Chatterjee embodied this shift with her latest Instagram upload. The video shows Rani powering through gym stretches and exercises, set to the soulful ‘Kya Hua Tera Wada’. Her poignant caption read: ‘Wealth’s high made you lose sight of yourself. No time for self-care, now memories fade.’ A clever nod to the Mohammed Rafi classic, it sparked speculation about personal digs. The post went viral, with fans calling it ultimate inspiration. Comments flooded with praise…
Bengaluru’s law enforcement fraternity was rocked today as Lokayukta sleuths arrested KP Agrahara police inspector Govindaraju in a dramatic Rs 4 lakh bribery sting. The catch, captured on video that’s now gone viral, highlights the ugly underbelly of corruption in chit fund probes. Working a case under the 2019 Unregulated Deposit Schemes law, Govindaraju sought to exploit a complainant’s desperation. For Rs 5 lakh total, he promised to scrub Akbar’s name from the fraud FIR. An initial Rs 1 lakh was taken on January 24; the rest was due at CAR Grounds on Mysore Road. SP Shivaprakash Devraj of Lokayukta…
In a fiery exchange in the national capital, BJP parliamentarian Mamata Mohanta drew a clear line between progressive governance and political negativity. PM Narendra Modi’s era, she proclaimed, is defined by relentless development across all states, irrespective of ruling parties. This marks a departure from the Congress-led years, which she branded as a period of unfulfilled rhetoric and zero progress. During an interaction with media, Mohanta dissected Congress’s facade. ‘They stage shows to appear pro-people, but their record in power speaks volumes—no development, no vision,’ she stated. The BJP’s decade-plus tenure has flipped the script: central funds flow to every…
As January fades with its blockbuster surprises, February steps in with a cinematic feast across genres, ensuring no dull moments in theaters from the 6th to the 27th. Get ready for crime sequels, hilarious comedies, intense romances, survival chills, and hard-hitting dramas. ‘Vadh 2’ storms screens on February 6, building on its predecessor’s success. Jaspal Singh Sandhu directs Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta in a tale set behind bars, unraveling bonds forged in adversity, justice pursuits, and ethical quandaries laced with suspense and heartfelt moments. Sharing the spotlight is the comedy caper ‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! Fun on the Run,’…
In the heart of India’s capital, diplomatic gears turned swiftly during the ongoing second India-Arab Foreign Ministers’ conclave. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar engaged in crucial talks with Libya’s top diplomat, Najm El-Deen El-Arbash, dissecting opportunities in key sectors while gauging Libya’s precarious security landscape. Taking to X, Jaishankar detailed the afternoon huddle: productive exchanges on bolstering trade links, infrastructure projects, and energy collaborations. He appreciated El-Arbash’s insights into Libya’s domestic challenges and reiterated New Delhi’s firm stance on dialogue-driven resolutions for regional harmony. Libya, once a major oil producer, remains fractured post-Gaddafi era, with rival factions vying for control.…