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  • DK Shivakumar Firmly Rejects Karnataka Leadership Change Discussions, Warns Congress Workers

    DK Shivakumar Firmly Rejects Karnataka Leadership Change Discussions, Warns Congress Workers

    Oct 02, 2025 05:42 pm CST

    Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has issued a strong warning to Congress party workers against discussing potential leadership changes, emphasizing that such talk damages party unity. Following Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's assertion that he will complete his full five-year term, Shivakumar has declared the matter closed and threatened notices against those continuing these discussions, reaffirming both leaders' commitment to following the party high command's decisions.

  • Shocking Video: Woman Assaults Elderly Mother-in-Law While Son Pleads for Her to Stop in Punjab Home

    Shocking Video: Woman Assaults Elderly Mother-in-Law While Son Pleads for Her to Stop in Punjab Home

    Oct 02, 2025 05:22 pm CST

    A disturbing case of elder abuse has emerged from Punjab's Gurdaspur, where a woman was captured on video repeatedly assaulting her elderly mother-in-law despite her son's desperate pleas to stop. The footage, recorded by the grandson as evidence of ongoing abuse, reveals a property dispute may be the motivation behind the attacks. Police have issued a warning following multiple video evidence submissions showing a pattern of domestic violence in the household.

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    India's Defence Minister Warns Pakistan: Aggression in Sir Creek Will Change 'History and Geography'

    Oct 02, 2025 04:55 pm CST

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh delivered a stern warning to Pakistan during Dussehra celebrations near Bhuj, stating any aggression in the Sir Creek region would face a decisive response. While celebrating with troops and performing 'shastra puja,' Singh highlighted the success of Operation Sindoor against terrorism and emphasized the importance of military jointness in protecting India's sovereignty.

  • Economic Rivalry Escalates: Karnataka IT Minister Slams Andhra Pradesh

    Economic Rivalry Escalates: Karnataka IT Minister Slams Andhra Pradesh's 'Scavenging' Investment Strategy

    Oct 02, 2025 04:42 pm CST

    The economic rivalry between Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh has intensified as Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge publicly criticized his Andhra counterpart Nara Lokesh, characterizing Andhra's efforts to attract Bengaluru-based companies as "desperate scavenging." This heated exchange on social media highlights the growing competition between southern Indian states for technology investments, with Bengaluru's infrastructure challenges becoming a key point of contention as neighboring states attempt to capitalize on these issues.

  • Delhi Police Foils Assassination Plot Against Comedian Munawar Faruqui Over Religious Jokes

    Delhi Police Foils Assassination Plot Against Comedian Munawar Faruqui Over Religious Jokes

    Oct 02, 2025 04:40 pm CST

    Delhi Police thwarted an assassination attempt on comedian Munawar Faruqui, targeted by gangsters Rohit Godara and Goldy Brar over jokes about Hindu deities. The 33-year-old Bigg Boss winner has previously faced legal troubles for his comedy, including a 2021 arrest for allegedly hurting religious sentiments.

  • Leh Markets Reopen as Curfew Eases Following Deadly Protests for Ladakh Statehood

    Leh Markets Reopen as Curfew Eases Following Deadly Protests for Ladakh Statehood

    Oct 02, 2025 04:24 pm CST

    Shops and markets in Leh City have reopened as authorities relaxed curfew restrictions following deadly clashes between protestors and police. The violence stemmed from demonstrations demanding statehood and inclusion of Ladakh under the Sixth Schedule. Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta has expressed optimism about resolution through dialogue while outlining efforts for job creation and economic development in the region.

  • Newborn Abandoned in Forest by Government Teacher Survives Miraculously Under Rock in Madhya Pradesh

    Newborn Abandoned in Forest by Government Teacher Survives Miraculously Under Rock in Madhya Pradesh

    Oct 02, 2025 04:22 pm CST

    A three-day-old infant miraculously survived after being abandoned under a rock in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara forest by his parents, a government teacher and his wife, who feared job loss due to having a fourth child. The baby endured overnight exposure, insect bites, and near-suffocation before being rescued by villagers who heard his cries at dawn.

  • Former Kerala Police Chief Jacob Thomas Joins RSS as Full-Time Pracharak, Calls it a "Unifying Force"

    Former Kerala Police Chief Jacob Thomas Joins RSS as Full-Time Pracharak, Calls it a "Unifying Force"

    Oct 02, 2025 04:15 pm CST

    Former Kerala Police chief Jacob Thomas has joined the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as a full-time 'pracharak', describing it as a "unifying force" that transcends caste, religion, and regional divisions. Appearing at an RSS event in Kochi during Vijayadashami, Thomas emphasized the organization's focus on building cultural strength in individuals to create a stronger society and nation. The former DGP, who previously joined BJP in 2021, joins other high-profile former Kerala police officials who have aligned with right-wing organizations.

  • Parents Arrested for Honor Killing of 17-Year-Old Daughter in Madhya Pradesh: A Tragic Case of Caste Violence

    Parents Arrested for Honor Killing of 17-Year-Old Daughter in Madhya Pradesh: A Tragic Case of Caste Violence

    Oct 02, 2025 03:59 pm CST

    In a shocking case from Madhya Pradesh's Chambal-Gwalior region, parents Bharat Sikarwar and his wife have been arrested for the alleged honor killing of their 17-year-old daughter Divya. The Class 12 student was reportedly shot dead at home on September 23, with her body later found in the Kunwari River. Police believe the murder was motivated by the victim's relationship with someone from a disadvantaged caste, highlighting the persistent issue of caste-based violence in India.

  • Ladakh Statehood Crisis: Government Releases 26 Protesters as Goodwill Gesture Amid Ongoing Tensions

    Ladakh Statehood Crisis: Government Releases 26 Protesters as Goodwill Gesture Amid Ongoing Tensions

    Oct 02, 2025 03:45 pm CST

    The Indian government has released 26 protesters detained during recent Ladakh violence as a conciliatory gesture, while regional leaders continue to demand statehood, constitutional safeguards, and the release of environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk. The goodwill move comes amid tensions following violent protests that resulted in four deaths and deepening political discord over Ladakh's union territory status established in 2019.