Jitendra Singh alleges US, Pakistan funding to CJP founders
Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh made allegations against CJP founder Abhijit Dipke and co-founder Ashutosh Ranka while speaking to reporters in Bengaluru. He alleged that Dipke was receiving funding from US-based donors, while Ranka was receiving financial support from Pakistani politicians and other handlers.
During an event in Patna, Bihar, on October 25, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge made a remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, triggering a political controversy. The BJP criticised his statement.
The Cabinet has approved an additional two-year engagement period for Agniveers, extending their service term from four years to six years. The extension offers 75% of Agniveers completing four years another two-year period, with potential enrollment in the armed forces subject to selection criteria.
A memorandum was handed over to Google representatives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, demanding increased employment opportunities for local Kannadigas within the technology sector.
Police in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, initiated an investigation after a video surfaced showing school children seated directly above a gas cylinder inside a crowded school van.
A report by Spot On details the escalating human-leopard conflict in Uttarakhand, where over 20 people have been killed by leopards this year. Protesting villagers in Pauri held an MLA's car hostage to demand basic safety measures, including streetlights, solar fencing, and forest patrols.
During an event in Patna, Bihar, on October 25, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge made a remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, triggering a political controversy. The BJP criticised his statement.
The Delhi government has cleared the way for criminal contempt proceedings against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) legal head Ratna Singh over her social media posts criticising a Saket court judge.
Journalist Anjana Om Kashyap and popular educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir, have resolved their dispute over allegedly defamatory comments made against the news anchor, the Delhi High Court was informed.
Hyderabad police have busted a fake-note racket involving 6.78 crore rupees in counterfeit currency. According to police, the accused printed fake currency inside residential houses, posed as police officers using fake IDs, and threatened fake-note buyers to steal real cash.
During a political rally, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi targets Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, alleging that Mann smelled of alcohol during morning Lok Sabha sessions and questioning how the state can fight drug addiction under his leadership.
Fisherfolk and Adivasi communities in Palghar hold protests against the proposed Vadhavan mega-port project, raising concerns over land displacement and the potential destruction of their traditional livelihoods.
The Agrawal community has announced curbs on wedding practices aimed at stopping dowry demands and reducing wedding expenses. The guidelines ban DJs and liquor, limit guest lists to 400 people using WhatsApp invitations, cap wedding menus at 31 dishes, and mandate daytime ceremonies.
Democrats’ victory in the US midterm elections has handed them control of both chambers of Congress, dealing President Donald Trump a major political setback. For India, the shift could mean greater congressional scrutiny of US tariffs, trade negotiations, H-1B visa policies and defence ties.
In Jaipur, Rajasthan, women face a daily struggle finding public toilets in local markets. Dainik Bhaskar installed portable cabin toilets, which were used by 570 women in seven hours, drawing attention to civic infrastructure concerns.
In a statement attributed to Asaduddin Owaisi, he remarked that after a victory in Michigan, the political identity of 'Abdul' in Uttar Pradesh must be strengthened.
The Allahabad High Court described a husband's duty to maintain his wife as a pious obligation, citing both Manusmriti and Supreme Court precedent in a case involving a wife seeking higher maintenance for herself and her daughter.
The High Court of Karnataka imposed a personal penalty of ₹50,000 on an officer for demolishing a 105-square-foot shop over alleged encroachment, despite court orders and survey findings showing no encroachment.
A report highlights a post from Iran's Embassy in India about the U.S. midterm elections, featuring edited video footage of Donald Trump being carried by security officers into a hazardous waste container.
Delhi University slipped from 95th position in 2026 to 106th place in the QS Asia University Rankings 2027, according to video captions highlighting concerns over trends in higher education.
Uttar Pradesh government has cancelled leave for government officials across the state ahead of Diwali, Chhath, and Dev Deepawali. The government ordered round-the-clock security arrangements, 24/7 surveillance of markets and temples, and social media monitoring.
Police arrested school principal Vijay Nishad for allegedly strangling teacher Rani Vishwakarma, whose family stated her dues were withheld. Vishwakarma's body was found in Deoria after she went to collect her salary, prompting demands from her family for a full investigation.
The Bombay High Court has cleared the way for the eviction of 3,750 homes along the Kurla-Trombay railway stretch in Mumbai to facilitate railway expansion, potentially displacing around 25,000 residents.
Aber Kawas has made history in the US midterm elections by becoming the first Palestinian American elected to the New York State Senate. She won District 12 in Queens, marking a milestone for Palestinian American representation in New York politics.