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Amid din over Bengaluru stampede, Congress orders new Karnataka caste survey

Amid concerns over outdated caste data and the aftermath of a tragic stampede, Congress has decided to conduct a fresh caste survey in Karnataka. The decision aims to address reservations within dominant communities regarding the reliability of the 2015 Kantharaj Commission report.

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Congress top brass raps state unit for Bengaluru stampede

Following a meeting regarding the stadium stampede, the Congress high command has expressed its support for the Karnataka government and its handling of the situation, including the judicial inquiry. A fresh caste enumeration will be conducted in the state.

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Proud of how MPs advocated India's voice, says PM Modi

PM Narendra Modi praised the multi-party delegations. They represented India in global capitals after Operation Sindoor. This operation targeted terrorist hubs in Pakistan and PoK. The delegations conveyed India's commitment to peace. They also highlighted the need to eradicate terrorism. Shashi Tharoor noted the PM's positive reception. MPs suggested making...

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After Dhruv ALH, Prachand copters cleared for flying

Following a crash in January that led to the grounding of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)-manufactured helicopters, both the Prachand light combat helicopters and the Dhruv advanced light helicopters (ALHs) have been cleared for flying after some components were replaced.

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ED locks Rs 100 crore properties in Muda scam, total now Rs 400 crore

The Enforcement Directorate has attached 92 properties worth ₹100 crore in Mysuru, linked to an alleged urban development authority site scam. This follows an earlier seizure of ₹300 crore worth of sites, bringing the total value to ₹400 crore.

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Students raise serious concerns over errors in NEET-UG papers

NEET-UG 2025 faced scrutiny after the May 4 exam. Candidates reported faulty booklets with jumbled pages in Sikar and Gujarat. Some students marked wrong answers due to the incorrect sequence. Guardians filed complaints with the Gujarat government and NTA. NTA declined to comment on the Sikar case. Concerns also arose about out-of-syllabus questions.

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Rajnath Singh: Pakistan on UNSC anti-terror panel is like cat guarding milk

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized the UN's decision to appoint Pakistan as vice-chair of its anti-terror panel, likening it to a cat guarding milk. He questioned the UN's seriousness in combating terrorism, contrasting India's democratic status with Pakistan's role as a hub for global terrorism. Singh also highlighted Operation...

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India's fertility rate: 3 generations reflect evolving family reality

A UNFPA report highlights India's evolving fertility trends through three generations of women in Bihar. Saraswati Devi, married in 1976, had five sons, while her daughter-in-law, Anita, had six children despite knowing about family planning.

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Lawyer jailed for abusing judicial officer

The Supreme Court has sentenced an advocate, Sanjay Rathod, to 18 months in jail for using abusive language to insult a female judicial officer in a Delhi courtroom back in 2015.

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Amit Shah calls for timely action for flood control in urban areas

Home Minister Amit Shah has urged a "zero casualty approach" to flood management, emphasizing early warning dissemination to grassroots levels and timely action in urban centers. He directed NDMA to coordinate with state and district authorities, advocating for the use of space technology.

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India formally raises student detention issue with US

Following a viral social media post alleging the detention and handcuffing of an Indian student at Newark airport, the Indian government has taken up the matter with the US embassy. Indian missions in the US are engaging with authorities to gather details about the incident.

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In Delhi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, educated middle-class put off childbirth

A UN report reveals India's declining fertility rate alongside barriers to reproductive freedom, creating a "high-low duality." While some states grapple with unintended pregnancies due to limited access and gender norms, others face below-replacement fertility driven by financial constraints and work-life conflicts. The focus should shift to...

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In another step forward, India to host Chinese vice minister for talks

Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong is expected to visit India this week, marking the second high-level bilateral exchange this year. Discussions will likely encompass the normalization of relations following the Ladakh standoff, including the resumption of air services and people-to-people exchanges.

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From IISc To ISS: Shubhanshu Shukla to carry postcards as mementoes

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, part of the Axiom-4 mission, will carry IISc-designed postcards to the ISS, honoring India's space aspirations and scientific legacy. These postcards celebrate IISc's contributions to space science and feature pioneers like Homi J Bhabha and Vikram Sarabhai. Upon Shukla's return, NASA will certify the postcards,...

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Housing ministry to be first to shift out of Central Vista for revamp of government buildings

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Railways working on releasing passengers charts with confirmed seats 24 hours before departure of train

To alleviate anxiety among train travelers, Indian Railways is testing a system to release passenger charts with confirmed seats 24 hours before departure, a significant change from the current four-hour window. A pilot program is underway in the Bikaner division to assess feasibility and address potential...

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'Like cat guarding milk': Rajnath Singh slams UNSC for naming Pakistan in anti-terror panel; says PoK will join 'Bharat' soon

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has strongly criticised the UNSC's decision to appoint Pakistan as vice-chair of its counter-terrorism panel. "What is astonishing is that this Counter-Terrorism panel, was formed after the 9/11 terror attacks. Pakistan had sheltered the mastermind of the 9/11...

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All new ACs to come with minimum temp setting of 20 degrees C

India will soon mandate that all new air conditioners have a minimum temperature setting of 20 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 28 degrees. Power Minister Manohar Lal anticipates this move will save consumers ₹18,000-20,000 crore in three years by improving cooling efficiency and reducing power demand.

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