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  • Petrol price per litre in India🔽

    Andhra Pradesh: ₹109.60
    Arunachal Pradesh: ₹92.35
    Assam:₹98.88
    Bihar: ₹106.25
    Chandigarh:₹94.30
    Chhattisgarh:₹101.32
    Delhi: ₹94.77
    Goa: ₹96.58
    Gujarat: ₹94.99
    Haryana: ₹95.35
    Himachal Pradesh: ₹94.35
    Jammu & Kashmir:₹98.00
    Jharkhand: ₹98.56
    Karnataka: ₹103.33
    Kerala: ₹106.40
    Madhya Pradesh: ₹107.31
    Manipur: ₹99.72
    Maharashtra 104.84
    Meghalaya: ₹95.75
    Mizoram: ₹99.15
    Nagaland:₹97.82
    Odisha:₹102.05
    Pondicherry:₹95.09
    Puducherry: ₹96.47
    Punjab: ₹97.28
    Rajasthan: ₹105.44
    Sikkim: ₹101.75
    Tamil Nadu:₹101.80
    Telangana:₹107.46
    Tripura: ₹97.23
    Uttar Pradesh:₹95.11
    Uttarakhand:₹93.84
    West Bengal: ₹105.42
    Petrol price per litre in India🔽 Andhra Pradesh: ₹109.60 Arunachal Pradesh: ₹92.35 Assam:₹98.88 Bihar: ₹106.25 Chandigarh:₹94.30 Chhattisgarh:₹101.32 Delhi: ₹94.77 Goa: ₹96.58 Gujarat: ₹94.99 Haryana: ₹95.35 Himachal Pradesh: ₹94.35 Jammu & Kashmir:₹98.00 Jharkhand: ₹98.56 Karnataka: ₹103.33 Kerala: ₹106.40 Madhya Pradesh: ₹107.31 Manipur: ₹99.72 Maharashtra 104.84 Meghalaya: ₹95.75 Mizoram: ₹99.15 Nagaland:₹97.82 Odisha:₹102.05 Pondicherry:₹95.09 Puducherry: ₹96.47 Punjab: ₹97.28 Rajasthan: ₹105.44 Sikkim: ₹101.75 Tamil Nadu:₹101.80 Telangana:₹107.46 Tripura: ₹97.23 Uttar Pradesh:₹95.11 Uttarakhand:₹93.84 West Bengal: ₹105.42
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  • Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to set up War Room for expediting Infrastructure Projects in the state

    Focus to be on Ease of Living projects like Metro Rail, Expressways, Greenfield Cities, Smart Utilities
    Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to set up War Room for expediting Infrastructure Projects in the state Focus to be on Ease of Living projects like Metro Rail, Expressways, Greenfield Cities, Smart Utilities
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  • Maharashtra has 19 Rajya Sabha seats. NDA can get 14-17 MPs on their own.

    Priyanka Chaturvedi and Sanjay Raut won't be able to go to Rajya Sabha now

    Maharashtra will not have even Leader Of Opposition.

    Even Sharad Pawar won't reach Rajya Sabha.

    SSUBT, NCPSP and Congress don't have numbers to even elect One-One Rajya Sabha MP. Unprecedented Situation
    Maharashtra has 19 Rajya Sabha seats. NDA can get 14-17 MPs on their own. Priyanka Chaturvedi and Sanjay Raut won't be able to go to Rajya Sabha now Maharashtra will not have even Leader Of Opposition. Even Sharad Pawar won't reach Rajya Sabha. SSUBT, NCPSP and Congress don't have numbers to even elect One-One Rajya Sabha MP. Unprecedented Situation
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  • Mahayuti strike rate-
    BJP-84% (122/145)
    Shiv Sena -71% (58/81)
    NCP-62% (37/59)

    MVA strike rate-
    Congress-19.2% (20/102)
    Uddhav Sena-20.6% (18/92)
    NCP Sharad Pawar-11.6% (10/86)

    BJP becomes single largest party for 3rd consecutive time in Maharashtra, and Uddhav Sena is No 6!

    It's a landslide. The vote is for PM Narendra Modi's Development, it's a vote for "Eek Hai to Safe Hain"
    Mahayuti strike rate- BJP-84% (122/145) Shiv Sena -71% (58/81) NCP-62% (37/59) MVA strike rate- Congress-19.2% (20/102) Uddhav Sena-20.6% (18/92) NCP Sharad Pawar-11.6% (10/86) BJP becomes single largest party for 3rd consecutive time in Maharashtra, and Uddhav Sena is No 6! It's a landslide. The vote is for PM Narendra Modi's Development, it's a vote for "Eek Hai to Safe Hain"
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  • As all Exit Poll Results predict NDA government in Maharasthra, Jharkhand and lead to NDA in UP Bypoll results, Sushant Sinha brings you the Exit poll of Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Bageshwar Baba. What Bageshwar Baba is doing, is similarly being done by PM Modi and CM Yogi. What does Exit poll or Election results tell about there efforts outcome, do watch.
    #exitpoll #bageshwardhamsarkar #sushantsinha #maharashtraelection2024 #upbypoll #pmmodi #cmyogi #bageshwarbaba
    As all Exit Poll Results predict NDA government in Maharasthra, Jharkhand and lead to NDA in UP Bypoll results, Sushant Sinha brings you the Exit poll of Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Bageshwar Baba. What Bageshwar Baba is doing, is similarly being done by PM Modi and CM Yogi. What does Exit poll or Election results tell about there efforts outcome, do watch. #exitpoll #bageshwardhamsarkar #sushantsinha #maharashtraelection2024 #upbypoll #pmmodi #cmyogi #bageshwarbaba
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  • How Low Can You Go? The Uddhav Thackeray Chronicles of Power Games

    In a world where politicians often outdo each other in their desperate quests for power, Uddhav Thackeray’s recent act has redefined the phrase "falling from grace." The former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, who once waved the Hindutva flag as if it were his personal mantra, has now donned the garb of repentance, apologizing for the Shiv Sena’s involvement in the 1992 riots. Oh, how the mighty have grovelled!

    Uddhav, who once roared like a lion for Hindutva, has suddenly found himself in the midst of Muslim community leaders, asking for forgiveness and proclaiming, “It was a mistake, forgive me.” Forgive? Yes, of course! After all, why hold grudges when there’s an election to win? The timing of this act of atonement is so hilariously coincidental that even Bollywood scriptwriters would blush at its predictability.

    Let’s take a moment to marvel at the irony. The same Uddhav Thackeray who built his political empire on Shiv Sena’s aggressive Hindutva ideology is now in the company of community leaders who once bore the brunt of his party's rhetoric. With folded hands and words dripping with contrition, he seems to say, "The past is the past. Let’s forget it, shall we?" Bravo, Mr. Thackeray! If power were a circus, you’d be the ringmaster.

    But wait, there’s more! This isn’t just any apology. It’s an apology tailored to woo voters who might have turned their backs on his party after his ideological flip-flop. From the staunch Hindutva leader to a secular messiah, Uddhav’s transformation is a masterclass in political shape-shifting. Who needs principles when you have the power to gain?

    The timing couldn’t be more suspicious. With elections around the corner, it’s clear that the apology is less about genuine remorse and more about making political gains. Thackeray’s Shiv Sena splintered after his fallout with the BJP, and now he’s scrambling to find footing in a landscape where his loyalists seem to be dwindling. What better way to expand your voter base than to eat humble pie in public? Forget convictions; survival is the new creed.

    Uddhav’s father, Bal Thackeray, the founder of the Shiv Sena, must be metaphorically shaking his head from beyond. The late Balasaheb, known for his unapologetic rhetoric and steadfast commitment to Hindutva, would likely be aghast at his son’s volte-face. Where is the fire? Where is the unapologetic confidence? Instead, we have a politician bending over backwards to appease, placate, and beg.

    As for the voters, one wonders what they make of this newfound humility. Is it sincere? Is it desperation? Or is it simply a calculated move by a politician who has realized that power is more important than principles? The answer lies in the ballot boxes. Will voters forgive and forget? Or will they see through the façade?

    One thing is certain: Uddhav Thackeray’s apology has cemented his place in the annals of political opportunism. It’s a stark reminder that in the game of power, there are no permanent friends, enemies, or even ideologies—just opportunities. How low can one fall? Apparently, as low as necessary to grab a slice of the pie.

    In the end, Uddhav’s apology may win him votes or cost him dearly. But one thing it has already won him is a spot in the gallery of political theatrics. So, take a bow, Mr. Thackeray. The stage is yours—for now.
    How Low Can You Go? The Uddhav Thackeray Chronicles of Power Games In a world where politicians often outdo each other in their desperate quests for power, Uddhav Thackeray’s recent act has redefined the phrase "falling from grace." The former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, who once waved the Hindutva flag as if it were his personal mantra, has now donned the garb of repentance, apologizing for the Shiv Sena’s involvement in the 1992 riots. Oh, how the mighty have grovelled! Uddhav, who once roared like a lion for Hindutva, has suddenly found himself in the midst of Muslim community leaders, asking for forgiveness and proclaiming, “It was a mistake, forgive me.” Forgive? Yes, of course! After all, why hold grudges when there’s an election to win? The timing of this act of atonement is so hilariously coincidental that even Bollywood scriptwriters would blush at its predictability. Let’s take a moment to marvel at the irony. The same Uddhav Thackeray who built his political empire on Shiv Sena’s aggressive Hindutva ideology is now in the company of community leaders who once bore the brunt of his party's rhetoric. With folded hands and words dripping with contrition, he seems to say, "The past is the past. Let’s forget it, shall we?" Bravo, Mr. Thackeray! If power were a circus, you’d be the ringmaster. But wait, there’s more! This isn’t just any apology. It’s an apology tailored to woo voters who might have turned their backs on his party after his ideological flip-flop. From the staunch Hindutva leader to a secular messiah, Uddhav’s transformation is a masterclass in political shape-shifting. Who needs principles when you have the power to gain? The timing couldn’t be more suspicious. With elections around the corner, it’s clear that the apology is less about genuine remorse and more about making political gains. Thackeray’s Shiv Sena splintered after his fallout with the BJP, and now he’s scrambling to find footing in a landscape where his loyalists seem to be dwindling. What better way to expand your voter base than to eat humble pie in public? Forget convictions; survival is the new creed. Uddhav’s father, Bal Thackeray, the founder of the Shiv Sena, must be metaphorically shaking his head from beyond. The late Balasaheb, known for his unapologetic rhetoric and steadfast commitment to Hindutva, would likely be aghast at his son’s volte-face. Where is the fire? Where is the unapologetic confidence? Instead, we have a politician bending over backwards to appease, placate, and beg. As for the voters, one wonders what they make of this newfound humility. Is it sincere? Is it desperation? Or is it simply a calculated move by a politician who has realized that power is more important than principles? The answer lies in the ballot boxes. Will voters forgive and forget? Or will they see through the façade? One thing is certain: Uddhav Thackeray’s apology has cemented his place in the annals of political opportunism. It’s a stark reminder that in the game of power, there are no permanent friends, enemies, or even ideologies—just opportunities. How low can one fall? Apparently, as low as necessary to grab a slice of the pie. In the end, Uddhav’s apology may win him votes or cost him dearly. But one thing it has already won him is a spot in the gallery of political theatrics. So, take a bow, Mr. Thackeray. The stage is yours—for now.
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  • Dear Maharashtra remember this before you vote

    - Morarji Mills
    - ⁠Century Mills
    - ⁠Mafatlal Mills
    - ⁠United Mills
    - ⁠Khatau Mills
    - ⁠Poddar Mills
    - ⁠Prakash Cotton Mills
    - ⁠Raghuvanshi Mills
    - ⁠Swadeshi Mills
    - ⁠Kamala Mills
    - ⁠India United Mills
    …….
    When these mills closed down in the 1990s’ it was the rule of the Congress Party in Maharashtra .

    In the areas of Bhyculla , Chichpokli , Parel , Dadar and other suburbs, a total of 62 mills were closed by the reckless acts of the then congress government .

    From 2001 to 2010

    - Premier Padmini , Kurla
    - ⁠Mukund Steel Co., Kurla
    - ⁠Hindustan Lever , Ghatkopar
    - ⁠80% of Godrej Industries, Ghatkopar
    - Cipla Pharmaceutical , Vikroli
    - ⁠R R Paints , Vikroli
    - ⁠Asian Paints , Vikroli
    - ⁠Jolly Board , Kanjurmarg
    - ⁠CEAT Tyres , Kanjurmarg
    - ⁠Rohan Polymer , Kanjurmarg
    - ⁠Bombay Oxygen , Mulund
    - ⁠Ralli Wolf , Mulund
    - ⁠Johnson & Johnson, Mulund
    ALL CLOSED DOWN !

    In addition , in NAVI MUMBAI …

    - Nocil Petrochemical, Ghansoli
    - ⁠Bharat Electric , Aairoli
    - ⁠Siemens , Ghansoli
    - ⁠CPC Company , Aairoli
    - ⁠Proctor & Gamble , Digha

    ALL CLOSED DOWN .

    Through the 1990s’ and 2000s’ , in areas of Ghodbunder , Balkum , Kolset , Pokhran Thana Road , these companies closed down ….

    Voltas ,Colour Chem , Star India , Sandoz , Bayer India , Kiran , Glaxo India , Cadbury , Golden Dyes and many other profitable companies closed shop .

    There was a great lack of self confidence in the Nation when the Congress ruled at the Centre and in the states !

    Most of these companies closed down or were forced to close down .
    Many companies moved to different states .

    ……and the Congress politicians eyed the vacated properties !!

    AT THIS TIME NEITHER NARENDRA JI MODI OR THE BJP WAS ANYWHERE AROUND !!

    The Congress party was in the business to seize land !
    They poured their hoarded black money into the property market with abandon , outclassing the Aam Aadmi hands down , who now could not afford to buy property.

    WHEN YOU , the INFORMED VOTER , go to VOTE , remember the above !

    UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL
    Dear Maharashtra remember this before you vote - Morarji Mills - ⁠Century Mills - ⁠Mafatlal Mills - ⁠United Mills - ⁠Khatau Mills - ⁠Poddar Mills - ⁠Prakash Cotton Mills - ⁠Raghuvanshi Mills - ⁠Swadeshi Mills - ⁠Kamala Mills - ⁠India United Mills ……. When these mills closed down in the 1990s’ it was the rule of the Congress Party in Maharashtra . In the areas of Bhyculla , Chichpokli , Parel , Dadar and other suburbs, a total of 62 mills were closed by the reckless acts of the then congress government . From 2001 to 2010 - Premier Padmini , Kurla - ⁠Mukund Steel Co., Kurla - ⁠Hindustan Lever , Ghatkopar - ⁠80% of Godrej Industries, Ghatkopar - Cipla Pharmaceutical , Vikroli - ⁠R R Paints , Vikroli - ⁠Asian Paints , Vikroli - ⁠Jolly Board , Kanjurmarg - ⁠CEAT Tyres , Kanjurmarg - ⁠Rohan Polymer , Kanjurmarg - ⁠Bombay Oxygen , Mulund - ⁠Ralli Wolf , Mulund - ⁠Johnson & Johnson, Mulund ALL CLOSED DOWN ! In addition , in NAVI MUMBAI … - Nocil Petrochemical, Ghansoli - ⁠Bharat Electric , Aairoli - ⁠Siemens , Ghansoli - ⁠CPC Company , Aairoli - ⁠Proctor & Gamble , Digha ALL CLOSED DOWN . Through the 1990s’ and 2000s’ , in areas of Ghodbunder , Balkum , Kolset , Pokhran Thana Road , these companies closed down …. Voltas ,Colour Chem , Star India , Sandoz , Bayer India , Kiran , Glaxo India , Cadbury , Golden Dyes and many other profitable companies closed shop . There was a great lack of self confidence in the Nation when the Congress ruled at the Centre and in the states ! Most of these companies closed down or were forced to close down . Many companies moved to different states . ……and the Congress politicians eyed the vacated properties !! AT THIS TIME NEITHER NARENDRA JI MODI OR THE BJP WAS ANYWHERE AROUND !! The Congress party was in the business to seize land ! They poured their hoarded black money into the property market with abandon , outclassing the Aam Aadmi hands down , who now could not afford to buy property. WHEN YOU , the INFORMED VOTER , go to VOTE , remember the above ! UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL
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  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted the President of Nigeria a Silofar Panchamrit Kalash (Pot) which is a stunning example of traditional craftsmanship from Kolhapur, Maharashtra

    This Silofar Panchamrit Kalash is made from high-quality silver, shaped with skill and precision
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted the President of Nigeria a Silofar Panchamrit Kalash (Pot) which is a stunning example of traditional craftsmanship from Kolhapur, Maharashtra This Silofar Panchamrit Kalash is made from high-quality silver, shaped with skill and precision
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  • Manipur remains on high alert following violent protests sparked by the discovery of six bodies, including those of women and children, allegedly abducted and killed by militants in the Jiribam district.

    In response to escalating tensions, authorities imposed an indefinite curfew in multiple districts of Imphal Valley and suspended internet services to curb the spread of unrest. The discovery of the bodies, along with widespread protests, has prompted severe security measures, including the deployment of army and Assam Rifles personnel.

    Amit Shah has suspended his Vidarbha rallies in Maharashtra
    Manipur remains on high alert following violent protests sparked by the discovery of six bodies, including those of women and children, allegedly abducted and killed by militants in the Jiribam district. In response to escalating tensions, authorities imposed an indefinite curfew in multiple districts of Imphal Valley and suspended internet services to curb the spread of unrest. The discovery of the bodies, along with widespread protests, has prompted severe security measures, including the deployment of army and Assam Rifles personnel. Amit Shah has suspended his Vidarbha rallies in Maharashtra
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  • Heights of Appeasement- Shame!!

    "सोसायटीमध्ये सार्वजनिक कुर्बानी नाही तर दिवाळीची लाइटिंग ही नको - उद्धव
    मुंबई, ठाण्यामधील उद्धव गटाच्या कार्यकर्त्यांमध्ये नाराजी

    उमेश पाटील, विशेष प्रतिनिधी

    सार्वजनिक गणेशोत्सव सुरु झाला की मुंबईतील विविध मंडळांकडून दर्शनासाठी गेलेल्या गणेश मूर्तीसमोर पांडाल, मांडव उभारून त्यातही बिघाड लावला जातो. तसेच या मांडवात नेत्यांचे फोटो लावण्याची परंपरा होती. परंतु, आताच्या परिस्थितीत विविध लोकांच्या मागणीनुसार मुख्यमंत्री उद्धव ठाकरे यांच्या म्हणण्याप्रमाणे गणेश मंडळांनी नेत्यांचे फोटो न लावण्याची मागणी केली आहे. विशेष म्हणजे उद्धव ठाकरे यांनी म्हटले आहे की जर सार्वजनिक सोसायट्यांमध्ये कुर्बानी परवानगी देणार नसाल, तर दिवाळीची लाइटिंग देखील लावू नका. यामुळे विविध सोसायटींमध्ये आणि ठाण्यातील शिवसेनेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांमध्ये नाराजी दिसून आली आहे."

    ---

    In a recent statement, Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray stirred controversy by suggesting that if public societies cannot permit sacrifices (slaughtering innocent animals), then they should also refrain from putting up Diwali lights. His comment came amidst tensions in Mumbai and Thane, especially among Shiv Sena supporters, who voiced dissatisfaction over the decision.

    Uddhav Thackeray, once regarded as the flagbearer of his father Balasaheb Thackeray’s Hindutva ideology, seems to be drifting far from the foundational principles of Shiv Sena. Balasaheb was known for his unwavering commitment to Hindutva and support for Hindu cultural traditions. Yet, Uddhav’s statements, urging a compromise on Diwali decorations if sacrifices aren't permitted, appear to undermine those very values.

    How ironic that the legacy of Balasaheb, a staunch advocate for Hindu pride, is now represented by a leader seemingly hesitant to uphold the traditions his father championed. Uddhav’s attempt to equate religious sacrifices with Diwali decorations comes across as a weak attempt to appease all sides, but it risks alienating the core Shiv Sena base. What would Balasaheb think, seeing his vision for a proud Hindu Maharashtra reduced to a mere balancing act? Shame indeed, as the ideology of Hindutva appears to be diluted under Uddhav’s leadership.
    Heights of Appeasement- Shame!! "सोसायटीमध्ये सार्वजनिक कुर्बानी नाही तर दिवाळीची लाइटिंग ही नको - उद्धव मुंबई, ठाण्यामधील उद्धव गटाच्या कार्यकर्त्यांमध्ये नाराजी उमेश पाटील, विशेष प्रतिनिधी सार्वजनिक गणेशोत्सव सुरु झाला की मुंबईतील विविध मंडळांकडून दर्शनासाठी गेलेल्या गणेश मूर्तीसमोर पांडाल, मांडव उभारून त्यातही बिघाड लावला जातो. तसेच या मांडवात नेत्यांचे फोटो लावण्याची परंपरा होती. परंतु, आताच्या परिस्थितीत विविध लोकांच्या मागणीनुसार मुख्यमंत्री उद्धव ठाकरे यांच्या म्हणण्याप्रमाणे गणेश मंडळांनी नेत्यांचे फोटो न लावण्याची मागणी केली आहे. विशेष म्हणजे उद्धव ठाकरे यांनी म्हटले आहे की जर सार्वजनिक सोसायट्यांमध्ये कुर्बानी परवानगी देणार नसाल, तर दिवाळीची लाइटिंग देखील लावू नका. यामुळे विविध सोसायटींमध्ये आणि ठाण्यातील शिवसेनेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांमध्ये नाराजी दिसून आली आहे." --- In a recent statement, Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray stirred controversy by suggesting that if public societies cannot permit sacrifices (slaughtering innocent animals), then they should also refrain from putting up Diwali lights. His comment came amidst tensions in Mumbai and Thane, especially among Shiv Sena supporters, who voiced dissatisfaction over the decision. Uddhav Thackeray, once regarded as the flagbearer of his father Balasaheb Thackeray’s Hindutva ideology, seems to be drifting far from the foundational principles of Shiv Sena. Balasaheb was known for his unwavering commitment to Hindutva and support for Hindu cultural traditions. Yet, Uddhav’s statements, urging a compromise on Diwali decorations if sacrifices aren't permitted, appear to undermine those very values. How ironic that the legacy of Balasaheb, a staunch advocate for Hindu pride, is now represented by a leader seemingly hesitant to uphold the traditions his father championed. Uddhav’s attempt to equate religious sacrifices with Diwali decorations comes across as a weak attempt to appease all sides, but it risks alienating the core Shiv Sena base. What would Balasaheb think, seeing his vision for a proud Hindu Maharashtra reduced to a mere balancing act? Shame indeed, as the ideology of Hindutva appears to be diluted under Uddhav’s leadership.
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  • News from India - October 30, 2024
    1. PM Modi Launches Mission Clean Ganga's New Phase

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new phase of the 'Mission Clean Ganga,' focusing on the rejuvenation and sustainability of the river, with new projects on water treatment.
    Source: India Today

    2. Telangana School Vandalized After Students Wear Saffron Dress

    A Telangana school was vandalized after students wore saffron dress in support of Hanuman Deeksha, leading to a dispute between the school authorities and parents.
    Source: India Today

    3. Jharkhand to Build New Roads, Airports in Development Push

    Jharkhand leads in infrastructure development with new projects focused on roads, airports, and railways to boost connectivity in the region.
    Source: India Today

    4. Gujarat and Goa Lead India in Economic Growth

    Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in economic growth, supported by strong industrial and tourism sectors.
    Source: India Today

    5. Kerala's Infant Mistakenly Given 5 Vaccines, Admitted to ICU

    A five-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one, leading to the child being hospitalized in the ICU. Authorities have suspended the nurse involved.
    Source: India Today

    6. 7 Dead in Road Accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh

    Seven people were killed in a tragic accident in Bareilly when an ambulance collided with a truck. The police have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident.
    Source: India Today

    7. Chhattisgarhia Olympics Celebrates Traditional Indian Sports

    The Chhattisgarhia Olympics saw an enthusiastic turnout as the state promoted traditional Indian sports to foster unity and health awareness.
    Source: India Today

    8. Wild Elephant Attacks Increase Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka

    Man-animal conflict in Karnataka continues to rise with several attacks by wild elephants, prompting authorities to explore long-term solutions for coexistence.
    Source: India Today

    9. Odisha's Mission Shakti Transforms Women's Lives

    Odisha's Mission Shakti program has been a model of success, empowering millions of women through self-help groups and financial independence initiatives.
    Source: India Today

    10. Punjab Excels in Agriculture Amid Rising Competition

    Punjab continues to lead in agriculture, implementing innovative methods and farmer-centric schemes to improve crop yields.
    Source: India Today

    11. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh

    BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away suddenly due to a cardiac arrest. His death has left the political fraternity in shock.
    Source: India Today

    12. Delhi's Air Quality Worsens as Winter Approaches

    Delhi's air quality index has worsened significantly, reaching hazardous levels as winter sets in. Authorities are considering emergency measures to curb pollution.
    Source: India Today

    13. Maharashtra Drought Worsens, Farmers Face Severe Crisis

    Maharashtra's ongoing drought continues to worsen, with many farmers facing severe financial strain due to crop failures and water scarcity.
    Source: India Today

    14. Rajasthan Leads India's Renewable Energy Push with Solar Projects

    Rajasthan continues to lead India in renewable energy production with the inauguration of several new solar power plants.
    Source: India Today

    15. Kerala Police Investigate RSS Leader's Murder

    The Kerala police are investigating the murder of an RSS leader in Palakkad, believed to be politically motivated.
    Source: India Today

    16. Manipur Ramps Up Tourism as New Airports and Hotels Open

    Manipur is boosting its tourism sector by opening new airports and hotels to attract domestic and international tourists.
    Source: India Today

    17. Telangana Students Commit Suicide After Exam Results

    Seven students in Telangana have died by suicide after the release of Intermediate exam results, sparking a debate on academic pressure.
    Source: India Today

    18. Karnataka Prepares for Early Assembly Elections

    As political tensions rise, Karnataka prepares for potential early assembly elections, with major parties gearing up for campaigns.
    Source: India Today

    #IndiaNews #MissionShakti #CleanGanga #TelanganaSuicide #BJPMLA #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #MaharashtraDrought #RenewableEnergy #DelhiPollution #JharkhandDevelopment #GujaratEconomy #KeralaHealth #PunjabAgriculture #KarnatakaElections
    News from India - October 30, 2024 1. PM Modi Launches Mission Clean Ganga's New Phase Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new phase of the 'Mission Clean Ganga,' focusing on the rejuvenation and sustainability of the river, with new projects on water treatment. Source: India Today 2. Telangana School Vandalized After Students Wear Saffron Dress A Telangana school was vandalized after students wore saffron dress in support of Hanuman Deeksha, leading to a dispute between the school authorities and parents. Source: India Today 3. Jharkhand to Build New Roads, Airports in Development Push Jharkhand leads in infrastructure development with new projects focused on roads, airports, and railways to boost connectivity in the region. Source: India Today 4. Gujarat and Goa Lead India in Economic Growth Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in economic growth, supported by strong industrial and tourism sectors. Source: India Today 5. Kerala's Infant Mistakenly Given 5 Vaccines, Admitted to ICU A five-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one, leading to the child being hospitalized in the ICU. Authorities have suspended the nurse involved. Source: India Today 6. 7 Dead in Road Accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh Seven people were killed in a tragic accident in Bareilly when an ambulance collided with a truck. The police have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident. Source: India Today 7. Chhattisgarhia Olympics Celebrates Traditional Indian Sports The Chhattisgarhia Olympics saw an enthusiastic turnout as the state promoted traditional Indian sports to foster unity and health awareness. Source: India Today 8. Wild Elephant Attacks Increase Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka Man-animal conflict in Karnataka continues to rise with several attacks by wild elephants, prompting authorities to explore long-term solutions for coexistence. Source: India Today 9. Odisha's Mission Shakti Transforms Women's Lives Odisha's Mission Shakti program has been a model of success, empowering millions of women through self-help groups and financial independence initiatives. Source: India Today 10. Punjab Excels in Agriculture Amid Rising Competition Punjab continues to lead in agriculture, implementing innovative methods and farmer-centric schemes to improve crop yields. Source: India Today 11. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away suddenly due to a cardiac arrest. His death has left the political fraternity in shock. Source: India Today 12. Delhi's Air Quality Worsens as Winter Approaches Delhi's air quality index has worsened significantly, reaching hazardous levels as winter sets in. Authorities are considering emergency measures to curb pollution. Source: India Today 13. Maharashtra Drought Worsens, Farmers Face Severe Crisis Maharashtra's ongoing drought continues to worsen, with many farmers facing severe financial strain due to crop failures and water scarcity. Source: India Today 14. Rajasthan Leads India's Renewable Energy Push with Solar Projects Rajasthan continues to lead India in renewable energy production with the inauguration of several new solar power plants. Source: India Today 15. Kerala Police Investigate RSS Leader's Murder The Kerala police are investigating the murder of an RSS leader in Palakkad, believed to be politically motivated. Source: India Today 16. Manipur Ramps Up Tourism as New Airports and Hotels Open Manipur is boosting its tourism sector by opening new airports and hotels to attract domestic and international tourists. Source: India Today 17. Telangana Students Commit Suicide After Exam Results Seven students in Telangana have died by suicide after the release of Intermediate exam results, sparking a debate on academic pressure. Source: India Today 18. Karnataka Prepares for Early Assembly Elections As political tensions rise, Karnataka prepares for potential early assembly elections, with major parties gearing up for campaigns. Source: India Today #IndiaNews #MissionShakti #CleanGanga #TelanganaSuicide #BJPMLA #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #MaharashtraDrought #RenewableEnergy #DelhiPollution #JharkhandDevelopment #GujaratEconomy #KeralaHealth #PunjabAgriculture #KarnatakaElections
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  • News from India - October 29, 2024
    1. Amit Shah Flags Off 'Run for Unity' on Unity Day

    Home Minister Amit Shah flagged off the 'Run for Unity' in Delhi to commemorate Sardar Patel's birth anniversary, calling for unity and a ‘Viksit Bharat’. Over 7,700 participants joined the marathon.
    Source: Daijiworld

    2. Seven Telangana Students Die by Suicide After Exam Results

    Seven students in Telangana reportedly died by suicide after the release of Intermediate Public Examination results, raising concerns about student pressure and mental health support.
    Source: India Today

    3. Kerala: Five-day-old Infant Administered Incorrect Vaccines

    An infant in Kerala's Palakkad district was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one. The child has been admitted to the ICU, and the nurse responsible has been suspended.
    Source: India Today

    4. Cylinder Blast Sparks Fire in Telangana's Karimnagar

    A fire broke out in Telangana's Karimnagar district after a cylinder blast. Fortunately, no casualties were reported as the residents were away at the time.
    Source: India Today

    5. Karnataka: Man-Animal Conflict Worsens with Wild Elephant Attacks

    Karnataka residents are facing increased attacks from wild elephants, raising concerns about man-animal conflicts in regions where elephants have made their home.
    Source: India Today

    6. Chhattisgarh Hosts First-Ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics'

    Chhattisgarh’s government inaugurated the first-ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics,' promoting traditional Indian sports as part of a political outreach ahead of the 2025 elections.
    Source: India Today

    7. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh

    BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest while traveling to Lucknow. His death has shocked party members and the public.
    Source: India Today

    8. Seven Killed in Road Accident in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly

    Seven people were killed after an ambulance collided with a truck in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, in a tragic road accident.
    Source: India Today

    9. Mission Shakti Transforms Women’s Lives in Odisha

    Odisha's Mission Shakti scheme continues to transform the lives of millions of women in the state, providing financial independence through self-help groups.
    Source: India Today

    10. Gujarat and Goa Lead as Top Performers in Economy

    Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in India's economy, driving significant growth and development in their respective regions.
    Source: India Today

    11. Jharkhand Leads in Infrastructure Development

    Jharkhand continues to improve its infrastructure with new roads and airports, establishing itself as a leader in India’s development sector.
    Source: India Today

    12. Punjab Emerges as a Leader in Agriculture

    Punjab has been recognized as the top-performing state in agriculture, despite increased competition and challenges from other states.
    Source: India Today

    13. Kerala Excels in Healthcare

    Kerala continues to rank as the top state for healthcare services, with Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram showing promising improvements in the sector.
    Source: India Today

    14. Rajasthan and Meghalaya Show Improvement in Education

    Rajasthan and Meghalaya have been recognized as the most improved states in the field of education, with initiatives aimed at improving access to quality learning.
    Source: India Today

    15. Uttar Pradesh Retains Top Spot in Law and Order

    Uttar Pradesh continues to improve its law and order situation, cracking down on mafia networks and retaining its title as the most improved big state.
    Source: India Today

    16. Kerala Leads in Gender Ratio on Electoral Rolls

    Kerala’s gender ratio on electoral rolls stands higher than the national average, reflecting improvements in gender equality across the state.
    Source: India Today

    17. Rajasthan Solar Power Plant Inaugurated by PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a solar power plant in Rajasthan, marking a major step toward renewable energy goals.
    Source: India Today

    18. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis

    The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount.
    Source: India Today

    19. India-Spain Sign Deal for C295 Aircraft Production in India

    India and Spain have formalized a significant defense deal for the production of C295 aircraft in India. The agreement is expected to boost India's defense manufacturing capabilities and create jobs, while also enhancing the country's defense preparedness.
    Source: Defense Aerospace

    20. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis

    The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount.
    Source: India Today

    #IndiaNews #RunForUnity #TelanganaSuicide #KeralaHealth #MissionShakti #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #BJPMLADeath #UttarPradeshAccident #GujaratEconomy #PunjabAgriculture #JharkhandInfrastructure #KeralaHealthcare #SolarEnergy #MaharashtraDrought #IndiaSpainDeal #C295Aircraft
    News from India - October 29, 2024 1. Amit Shah Flags Off 'Run for Unity' on Unity Day Home Minister Amit Shah flagged off the 'Run for Unity' in Delhi to commemorate Sardar Patel's birth anniversary, calling for unity and a ‘Viksit Bharat’. Over 7,700 participants joined the marathon. Source: Daijiworld 2. Seven Telangana Students Die by Suicide After Exam Results Seven students in Telangana reportedly died by suicide after the release of Intermediate Public Examination results, raising concerns about student pressure and mental health support. Source: India Today 3. Kerala: Five-day-old Infant Administered Incorrect Vaccines An infant in Kerala's Palakkad district was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one. The child has been admitted to the ICU, and the nurse responsible has been suspended. Source: India Today 4. Cylinder Blast Sparks Fire in Telangana's Karimnagar A fire broke out in Telangana's Karimnagar district after a cylinder blast. Fortunately, no casualties were reported as the residents were away at the time. Source: India Today 5. Karnataka: Man-Animal Conflict Worsens with Wild Elephant Attacks Karnataka residents are facing increased attacks from wild elephants, raising concerns about man-animal conflicts in regions where elephants have made their home. Source: India Today 6. Chhattisgarh Hosts First-Ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics' Chhattisgarh’s government inaugurated the first-ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics,' promoting traditional Indian sports as part of a political outreach ahead of the 2025 elections. Source: India Today 7. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest while traveling to Lucknow. His death has shocked party members and the public. Source: India Today 8. Seven Killed in Road Accident in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly Seven people were killed after an ambulance collided with a truck in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, in a tragic road accident. Source: India Today 9. Mission Shakti Transforms Women’s Lives in Odisha Odisha's Mission Shakti scheme continues to transform the lives of millions of women in the state, providing financial independence through self-help groups. Source: India Today 10. Gujarat and Goa Lead as Top Performers in Economy Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in India's economy, driving significant growth and development in their respective regions. Source: India Today 11. Jharkhand Leads in Infrastructure Development Jharkhand continues to improve its infrastructure with new roads and airports, establishing itself as a leader in India’s development sector. Source: India Today 12. Punjab Emerges as a Leader in Agriculture Punjab has been recognized as the top-performing state in agriculture, despite increased competition and challenges from other states. Source: India Today 13. Kerala Excels in Healthcare Kerala continues to rank as the top state for healthcare services, with Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram showing promising improvements in the sector. Source: India Today 14. Rajasthan and Meghalaya Show Improvement in Education Rajasthan and Meghalaya have been recognized as the most improved states in the field of education, with initiatives aimed at improving access to quality learning. Source: India Today 15. Uttar Pradesh Retains Top Spot in Law and Order Uttar Pradesh continues to improve its law and order situation, cracking down on mafia networks and retaining its title as the most improved big state. Source: India Today 16. Kerala Leads in Gender Ratio on Electoral Rolls Kerala’s gender ratio on electoral rolls stands higher than the national average, reflecting improvements in gender equality across the state. Source: India Today 17. Rajasthan Solar Power Plant Inaugurated by PM Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a solar power plant in Rajasthan, marking a major step toward renewable energy goals. Source: India Today 18. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount. Source: India Today 19. India-Spain Sign Deal for C295 Aircraft Production in India India and Spain have formalized a significant defense deal for the production of C295 aircraft in India. The agreement is expected to boost India's defense manufacturing capabilities and create jobs, while also enhancing the country's defense preparedness. Source: Defense Aerospace 20. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount. Source: India Today #IndiaNews #RunForUnity #TelanganaSuicide #KeralaHealth #MissionShakti #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #BJPMLADeath #UttarPradeshAccident #GujaratEconomy #PunjabAgriculture #JharkhandInfrastructure #KeralaHealthcare #SolarEnergy #MaharashtraDrought #IndiaSpainDeal #C295Aircraft
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  • News from India - October 27, 2024
    1. Kerala: Flash Floods Leave Thousands Displaced as Heavy Rains Continue

    Kerala continues to experience heavy rainfall, leading to flash floods across several districts. Thousands have been evacuated as floodwaters rise.
    Source: India Today

    2. Delhi: Air Quality Deteriorates to ‘Severe’ Category Amid Smog

    Delhi's air quality has plummeted into the ‘severe’ category as pollution levels soar, with smog covering much of the city.
    Source: IANS

    3. Maharashtra: Major Fire Breaks Out in Mumbai’s Dharavi Slums

    A massive fire erupted in Mumbai’s Dharavi slums, one of the largest in Asia. Several homes were gutted, and rescue operations are underway.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    4. Jammu & Kashmir: Security Forces Eliminate Three Militants in Kupwara

    Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir conducted an operation in Kupwara, killing three militants in an ongoing anti-terrorism crackdown.
    Source: ANI

    5. Tamil Nadu: Floods in Chennai Disrupt Normal Life

    Heavy rains in Tamil Nadu have caused severe flooding in Chennai, disrupting daily activities and forcing schools to close.
    Source: India Today

    6. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Destruction

    Cyclone Dana has caused significant damage along the coastal areas of West Bengal. Authorities have evacuated more than 100,000 residents.
    Source: IANS

    7. Gujarat: ₹1,500 Crore Relief Package Announced for Farmers

    The Gujarat government has announced a ₹1,500 crore relief package for farmers affected by drought, aimed at supporting agricultural recovery.
    Source: ANI

    8. Uttar Pradesh: Road Accident in Bareilly Leaves 7 Dead

    Seven people lost their lives in a tragic road accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, after an ambulance collided with a truck.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    9. Punjab: Farmers Protest Intensifies Over MSP Payments

    Farmers in Punjab continue to protest delays in Minimum Support Price (MSP) payments, blocking highways as part of their agitation.
    Source: ANI

    10. Himachal Pradesh: Tourism Sector Sees Boom as Winter Season Begins

    The tourism sector in Himachal Pradesh is booming as winter approaches, with hotels fully booked and an influx of tourists arriving for the holiday season.
    Source: India Today

    11. Odisha: Mission Shakti Program Empowers Over 6 Million Women

    Odisha’s Mission Shakti program has empowered over 6 million women by providing them with financial independence through self-help groups.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    12. Assam: NIA Arrests Three Terror Suspects in Guwahati

    The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested three terror suspects in Guwahati, part of an ongoing counter-terrorism operation.
    Source: IANS

    13. Bihar: Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Health Deteriorates, Admitted to ICU

    Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has been admitted to the ICU after his health worsened. Supporters have gathered outside the hospital.
    Source: India Today

    14. Telangana: Massive Fire Breaks Out in Hyderabad Industrial Area

    A massive fire erupted in an industrial area in Hyderabad, with firefighters battling the blaze. No casualties have been reported so far.
    Source: ANI

    15. Rajasthan: PM Modi Inaugurates New Solar Power Plant in Jodhpur

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new solar power plant in Jodhpur, as part of India's renewable energy initiatives.
    Source: IANS

    16. Haryana: Schools Closed Due to Severe Pollution Levels

    Haryana has closed over 500 schools as pollution levels reach hazardous levels, particularly in urban areas.
    Source: ANI

    17. Sikkim: 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Sikkim

    A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck Sikkim, causing tremors to be felt across several districts. No significant damage has been reported.
    Source: India Today

    18. Andhra Pradesh: Polavaram Project Nears Completion

    The Polavaram irrigation project is nearing completion in Andhra Pradesh, promising to bring much-needed water to drought-hit areas.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    #IndiaNews #KeralaFloods #DelhiPollution #MumbaiFire #JammuKashmirTerrorism #ChennaiFloods #CycloneDana #GujaratFarmerRelief #BareillyAccident #PunjabFarmersProtest #HimachalTourism #MissionShakti #AssamTerrorism #LaluPrasadYadav #HyderabadFire #SolarPower #SikkimEarthquake #PolavaramProject
    News from India - October 27, 2024 1. Kerala: Flash Floods Leave Thousands Displaced as Heavy Rains Continue Kerala continues to experience heavy rainfall, leading to flash floods across several districts. Thousands have been evacuated as floodwaters rise. Source: India Today 2. Delhi: Air Quality Deteriorates to ‘Severe’ Category Amid Smog Delhi's air quality has plummeted into the ‘severe’ category as pollution levels soar, with smog covering much of the city. Source: IANS 3. Maharashtra: Major Fire Breaks Out in Mumbai’s Dharavi Slums A massive fire erupted in Mumbai’s Dharavi slums, one of the largest in Asia. Several homes were gutted, and rescue operations are underway. Source: Hindustan Times 4. Jammu & Kashmir: Security Forces Eliminate Three Militants in Kupwara Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir conducted an operation in Kupwara, killing three militants in an ongoing anti-terrorism crackdown. Source: ANI 5. Tamil Nadu: Floods in Chennai Disrupt Normal Life Heavy rains in Tamil Nadu have caused severe flooding in Chennai, disrupting daily activities and forcing schools to close. Source: India Today 6. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Destruction Cyclone Dana has caused significant damage along the coastal areas of West Bengal. Authorities have evacuated more than 100,000 residents. Source: IANS 7. Gujarat: ₹1,500 Crore Relief Package Announced for Farmers The Gujarat government has announced a ₹1,500 crore relief package for farmers affected by drought, aimed at supporting agricultural recovery. Source: ANI 8. Uttar Pradesh: Road Accident in Bareilly Leaves 7 Dead Seven people lost their lives in a tragic road accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, after an ambulance collided with a truck. Source: Hindustan Times 9. Punjab: Farmers Protest Intensifies Over MSP Payments Farmers in Punjab continue to protest delays in Minimum Support Price (MSP) payments, blocking highways as part of their agitation. Source: ANI 10. Himachal Pradesh: Tourism Sector Sees Boom as Winter Season Begins The tourism sector in Himachal Pradesh is booming as winter approaches, with hotels fully booked and an influx of tourists arriving for the holiday season. Source: India Today 11. Odisha: Mission Shakti Program Empowers Over 6 Million Women Odisha’s Mission Shakti program has empowered over 6 million women by providing them with financial independence through self-help groups. Source: Hindustan Times 12. Assam: NIA Arrests Three Terror Suspects in Guwahati The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested three terror suspects in Guwahati, part of an ongoing counter-terrorism operation. Source: IANS 13. Bihar: Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Health Deteriorates, Admitted to ICU Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has been admitted to the ICU after his health worsened. Supporters have gathered outside the hospital. Source: India Today 14. Telangana: Massive Fire Breaks Out in Hyderabad Industrial Area A massive fire erupted in an industrial area in Hyderabad, with firefighters battling the blaze. No casualties have been reported so far. Source: ANI 15. Rajasthan: PM Modi Inaugurates New Solar Power Plant in Jodhpur Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new solar power plant in Jodhpur, as part of India's renewable energy initiatives. Source: IANS 16. Haryana: Schools Closed Due to Severe Pollution Levels Haryana has closed over 500 schools as pollution levels reach hazardous levels, particularly in urban areas. Source: ANI 17. Sikkim: 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Sikkim A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck Sikkim, causing tremors to be felt across several districts. No significant damage has been reported. Source: India Today 18. Andhra Pradesh: Polavaram Project Nears Completion The Polavaram irrigation project is nearing completion in Andhra Pradesh, promising to bring much-needed water to drought-hit areas. Source: Hindustan Times #IndiaNews #KeralaFloods #DelhiPollution #MumbaiFire #JammuKashmirTerrorism #ChennaiFloods #CycloneDana #GujaratFarmerRelief #BareillyAccident #PunjabFarmersProtest #HimachalTourism #MissionShakti #AssamTerrorism #LaluPrasadYadav #HyderabadFire #SolarPower #SikkimEarthquake #PolavaramProject
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  • News from India - October 26, 2024
    1. Kerala: Heavy Rainfall Causes Flash Floods, Over 50,000 Evacuated

    Severe rainstorms continue to lash Kerala, triggering flash floods in several districts. Authorities have evacuated more than 50,000 people to relief camps.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    2. Delhi Air Quality Reaches Hazardous Levels

    With winter approaching, Delhi’s air quality has worsened, reaching 'severe' levels. Authorities have advised residents to limit outdoor activities.
    Source: IANS

    3. Uttar Pradesh: New Industrial Hub to be Established in Kanpur

    The government has announced plans to set up a new industrial hub in Kanpur, boosting job creation and economic growth in the region.
    Source: India Today

    4. Maharashtra: Farmer Suicides Continue in Drought-Hit Vidarbha

    The drought-hit Vidarbha region in Maharashtra continues to report farmer suicides, highlighting the growing agrarian crisis in the state.
    Source: IANS

    5. Jammu & Kashmir: Security Forces Foil Terrorist Infiltration in Poonch

    Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir foiled an infiltration attempt by terrorists in the Poonch sector. Two militants were killed in the encounter.
    Source: ANI

    6. Tamil Nadu: Schools Shut Due to Heavy Rainfall in Chennai

    Schools in Chennai and surrounding areas have been closed due to heavy rainfall that has caused waterlogging and disrupted daily life.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    7. Assam: NIA Arrests Suspected Terrorists in Guwahati

    The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested three suspected terrorists in Guwahati, believed to be linked to a larger terrorist network.
    Source: IANS

    8. Gujarat: Government Announces ₹2,000 Crore Relief Package for Farmers

    In a move to aid drought-hit farmers, the Gujarat government has announced a ₹2,000 crore relief package to support agricultural recovery.
    Source: ANI

    9. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Damage, Over 100,000 Evacuated

    Cyclone Dana has caused significant damage across coastal West Bengal, leading to the evacuation of more than 100,000 residents.
    Source: IANS

    10. Rajasthan: PM Modi Inaugurates Solar Power Plant in Jodhpur

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new solar power plant in Jodhpur, aimed at increasing the state’s renewable energy capacity.
    Source: India Today

    11. Haryana: Over 500 Schools Closed Amid Rising Pollution Levels

    Rising pollution levels have forced over 500 schools in Haryana to shut down temporarily as authorities work to control the smog.
    Source: ANI

    12. Andhra Pradesh: Polavaram Irrigation Project Nears Completion

    The Polavaram irrigation project in Andhra Pradesh is nearing completion, and it is expected to provide water to drought-prone areas in the state.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    13. Punjab: Farmers’ Protest Intensifies Over MSP Delay

    Farmers in Punjab have intensified their protests against the delay in Minimum Support Price (MSP) payments for crops, blocking major highways.
    Source: ANI

    14. Himachal Pradesh: Tourist Influx Rises as Winter Sets In

    Himachal Pradesh is witnessing a surge in tourists as the winter season begins, with most resorts and hotels fully booked for the upcoming holidays.
    Source: India Today

    15. Odisha: Mission Shakti Program Empowers Rural Women

    The Odisha government’s Mission Shakti program continues to empower rural women through self-help groups, providing financial independence and social security.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    16. Bihar: Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Health Deteriorates, Admitted to ICU

    Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has been admitted to the ICU in Patna due to deteriorating health. Supporters are gathered outside the hospital.
    Source: India Today

    17. Telangana: Major Fire Breaks Out in Hyderabad Industrial Area

    A major fire broke out in an industrial area in Hyderabad, with firefighters working for hours to bring the blaze under control. No casualties have been reported.
    Source: ANI

    18. Sikkim: Earthquake of 4.8 Magnitude Jolts North Sikkim

    An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale hit North Sikkim in the early hours of the morning. No significant damage or casualties have been reported.
    Source: IANS

    #IndiaNews #KeralaFloods #DelhiPollution #UttarPradeshDevelopment #FarmerCrisis #JammuKashmirSecurity #TamilNaduRainfall #GujaratFarmerRelief #CycloneDana #RajasthanSolarPower #HaryanaSchools #PolavaramProject #PunjabFarmersProtest #HimachalTourism #MissionShakti #BiharPolitics #TelanganaFire #SikkimEarthquake
    News from India - October 26, 2024 1. Kerala: Heavy Rainfall Causes Flash Floods, Over 50,000 Evacuated Severe rainstorms continue to lash Kerala, triggering flash floods in several districts. Authorities have evacuated more than 50,000 people to relief camps. Source: Hindustan Times 2. Delhi Air Quality Reaches Hazardous Levels With winter approaching, Delhi’s air quality has worsened, reaching 'severe' levels. Authorities have advised residents to limit outdoor activities. Source: IANS 3. Uttar Pradesh: New Industrial Hub to be Established in Kanpur The government has announced plans to set up a new industrial hub in Kanpur, boosting job creation and economic growth in the region. Source: India Today 4. Maharashtra: Farmer Suicides Continue in Drought-Hit Vidarbha The drought-hit Vidarbha region in Maharashtra continues to report farmer suicides, highlighting the growing agrarian crisis in the state. Source: IANS 5. Jammu & Kashmir: Security Forces Foil Terrorist Infiltration in Poonch Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir foiled an infiltration attempt by terrorists in the Poonch sector. Two militants were killed in the encounter. Source: ANI 6. Tamil Nadu: Schools Shut Due to Heavy Rainfall in Chennai Schools in Chennai and surrounding areas have been closed due to heavy rainfall that has caused waterlogging and disrupted daily life. Source: Hindustan Times 7. Assam: NIA Arrests Suspected Terrorists in Guwahati The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested three suspected terrorists in Guwahati, believed to be linked to a larger terrorist network. Source: IANS 8. Gujarat: Government Announces ₹2,000 Crore Relief Package for Farmers In a move to aid drought-hit farmers, the Gujarat government has announced a ₹2,000 crore relief package to support agricultural recovery. Source: ANI 9. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Damage, Over 100,000 Evacuated Cyclone Dana has caused significant damage across coastal West Bengal, leading to the evacuation of more than 100,000 residents. Source: IANS 10. Rajasthan: PM Modi Inaugurates Solar Power Plant in Jodhpur Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new solar power plant in Jodhpur, aimed at increasing the state’s renewable energy capacity. Source: India Today 11. Haryana: Over 500 Schools Closed Amid Rising Pollution Levels Rising pollution levels have forced over 500 schools in Haryana to shut down temporarily as authorities work to control the smog. Source: ANI 12. Andhra Pradesh: Polavaram Irrigation Project Nears Completion The Polavaram irrigation project in Andhra Pradesh is nearing completion, and it is expected to provide water to drought-prone areas in the state. Source: Hindustan Times 13. Punjab: Farmers’ Protest Intensifies Over MSP Delay Farmers in Punjab have intensified their protests against the delay in Minimum Support Price (MSP) payments for crops, blocking major highways. Source: ANI 14. Himachal Pradesh: Tourist Influx Rises as Winter Sets In Himachal Pradesh is witnessing a surge in tourists as the winter season begins, with most resorts and hotels fully booked for the upcoming holidays. Source: India Today 15. Odisha: Mission Shakti Program Empowers Rural Women The Odisha government’s Mission Shakti program continues to empower rural women through self-help groups, providing financial independence and social security. Source: Hindustan Times 16. Bihar: Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Health Deteriorates, Admitted to ICU Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has been admitted to the ICU in Patna due to deteriorating health. Supporters are gathered outside the hospital. Source: India Today 17. Telangana: Major Fire Breaks Out in Hyderabad Industrial Area A major fire broke out in an industrial area in Hyderabad, with firefighters working for hours to bring the blaze under control. No casualties have been reported. Source: ANI 18. Sikkim: Earthquake of 4.8 Magnitude Jolts North Sikkim An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale hit North Sikkim in the early hours of the morning. No significant damage or casualties have been reported. Source: IANS #IndiaNews #KeralaFloods #DelhiPollution #UttarPradeshDevelopment #FarmerCrisis #JammuKashmirSecurity #TamilNaduRainfall #GujaratFarmerRelief #CycloneDana #RajasthanSolarPower #HaryanaSchools #PolavaramProject #PunjabFarmersProtest #HimachalTourism #MissionShakti #BiharPolitics #TelanganaFire #SikkimEarthquake
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  • News from India - October 25, 2024
    1. Kerala: Severe Floods Leave Thousands Displaced

    Heavy rainfall continues in Kerala, leaving thousands displaced and prompting rescue operations. The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for several districts.
    Source: India Today

    2. Telangana: Cylinder Blast Sparks Fire in Karimnagar

    A gas cylinder explosion caused a massive fire in Telangana’s Karimnagar. Local residents were evacuated, and no casualties have been reported so far.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    3. Karnataka: Wildlife Conflict Intensifies in Forest Areas

    Increasing man-elephant conflicts in Karnataka have led to severe crop damage in several villages. Authorities are working on solutions to manage the growing tensions between wildlife and local residents.
    Source: India Today

    4. Odisha: Mission Shakti Empowers Women in Rural Areas

    Odisha's "Mission Shakti" scheme is transforming the lives of millions of women, helping them break through gender barriers and achieve financial independence.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    5. Gujarat: Government Announces ₹1,400 Crore Relief Package for Farmers

    Gujarat announced a relief package of ₹1,400 crore for farmers affected by heavy rainfall, covering crop damage over the past few months.
    Source: India Today

    6. Uttar Pradesh: Seven Killed in Ambulance-Truck Collision

    A tragic accident in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly district claimed seven lives when an ambulance collided with a truck. The incident is under investigation.
    Source: India Today

    7. Punjab: Farmers Protest Against Delayed MSP Payments

    Protests erupted across Punjab as farmers demanded timely payments under the Minimum Support Price (MSP) scheme. Several highways were blocked, and talks with officials are ongoing.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    8. Delhi: Air Quality Worsens Amid Rising Pollution Levels

    Delhi's air quality reached hazardous levels today as pollution continued to spike with the onset of winter. The government has issued health advisories for residents.
    Source: IANS

    9. Jammu & Kashmir: Terrorist Attack Foiled in Kupwara

    Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir foiled a terrorist attack in Kupwara, neutralizing two militants in an encounter. Investigations are ongoing.
    Source: IANS

    10. Tamil Nadu: Engineering Students Arrested for Running Meth Lab

    Police in Chennai arrested two engineering students for running a methamphetamine production lab from their rented home. Investigations are underway.
    Source: ANI

    11. Bihar: Former Trinamool Leader Arrested in Elephant Tusk Smuggling Case

    A former Trinamool Congress leader has been arrested in Bihar for involvement in an elephant tusk smuggling ring. Six others were also taken into custody.
    Source: India Today

    12. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Damage

    Cyclone Dana made landfall in West Bengal, causing widespread damage. Over 10 lakh people were evacuated, and relief efforts are underway.
    Source: India Today

    13. Maharashtra: Farmer Suicides Continue in Drought-Affected Regions

    Several districts in Maharashtra have reported a rise in farmer suicides due to prolonged drought and lack of adequate financial support.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    14. Andhra Pradesh: PM Modi Reviews Polavaram Project Progress

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the progress of the Polavaram irrigation project, a key infrastructure initiative for Andhra Pradesh.
    Source: ANI

    15. Kerala: Infant Given Wrong Vaccines, Admitted to ICU

    A 5-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly given five vaccines instead of one. The child is currently in the ICU, and the nurse responsible has been suspended.
    Source: Hindustan Times

    16. Haryana: Chhattisgarhia Olympics Promotes Traditional Sports

    The Chhattisgarhia Olympics in Haryana is promoting traditional Indian sports, with widespread participation across the state.
    Source: India Today

    17. Assam: NIA Arrests Suspected Terror Operatives

    The National Investigation Agency arrested two suspected terror operatives in Assam as part of a larger crackdown on terrorist activities.
    Source: IANS

    18. Himachal Pradesh: Winter Tourism Season Sees Surge in Visitors

    Himachal Pradesh is seeing a surge in visitors as the winter tourism season begins. Resorts and hotels are nearly fully booked as tourists flock to the snow-covered regions.
    Source: India Today
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    News from India - October 25, 2024 1. Kerala: Severe Floods Leave Thousands Displaced Heavy rainfall continues in Kerala, leaving thousands displaced and prompting rescue operations. The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for several districts. Source: India Today 2. Telangana: Cylinder Blast Sparks Fire in Karimnagar A gas cylinder explosion caused a massive fire in Telangana’s Karimnagar. Local residents were evacuated, and no casualties have been reported so far. Source: Hindustan Times 3. Karnataka: Wildlife Conflict Intensifies in Forest Areas Increasing man-elephant conflicts in Karnataka have led to severe crop damage in several villages. Authorities are working on solutions to manage the growing tensions between wildlife and local residents. Source: India Today 4. Odisha: Mission Shakti Empowers Women in Rural Areas Odisha's "Mission Shakti" scheme is transforming the lives of millions of women, helping them break through gender barriers and achieve financial independence. Source: Hindustan Times 5. Gujarat: Government Announces ₹1,400 Crore Relief Package for Farmers Gujarat announced a relief package of ₹1,400 crore for farmers affected by heavy rainfall, covering crop damage over the past few months. Source: India Today 6. Uttar Pradesh: Seven Killed in Ambulance-Truck Collision A tragic accident in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly district claimed seven lives when an ambulance collided with a truck. The incident is under investigation. Source: India Today 7. Punjab: Farmers Protest Against Delayed MSP Payments Protests erupted across Punjab as farmers demanded timely payments under the Minimum Support Price (MSP) scheme. Several highways were blocked, and talks with officials are ongoing. Source: Hindustan Times 8. Delhi: Air Quality Worsens Amid Rising Pollution Levels Delhi's air quality reached hazardous levels today as pollution continued to spike with the onset of winter. The government has issued health advisories for residents. Source: IANS 9. Jammu & Kashmir: Terrorist Attack Foiled in Kupwara Security forces in Jammu & Kashmir foiled a terrorist attack in Kupwara, neutralizing two militants in an encounter. Investigations are ongoing. Source: IANS 10. Tamil Nadu: Engineering Students Arrested for Running Meth Lab Police in Chennai arrested two engineering students for running a methamphetamine production lab from their rented home. Investigations are underway. Source: ANI 11. Bihar: Former Trinamool Leader Arrested in Elephant Tusk Smuggling Case A former Trinamool Congress leader has been arrested in Bihar for involvement in an elephant tusk smuggling ring. Six others were also taken into custody. Source: India Today 12. West Bengal: Cyclone Dana Causes Widespread Damage Cyclone Dana made landfall in West Bengal, causing widespread damage. Over 10 lakh people were evacuated, and relief efforts are underway. Source: India Today 13. Maharashtra: Farmer Suicides Continue in Drought-Affected Regions Several districts in Maharashtra have reported a rise in farmer suicides due to prolonged drought and lack of adequate financial support. Source: Hindustan Times 14. Andhra Pradesh: PM Modi Reviews Polavaram Project Progress Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the progress of the Polavaram irrigation project, a key infrastructure initiative for Andhra Pradesh. Source: ANI 15. Kerala: Infant Given Wrong Vaccines, Admitted to ICU A 5-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly given five vaccines instead of one. The child is currently in the ICU, and the nurse responsible has been suspended. Source: Hindustan Times 16. Haryana: Chhattisgarhia Olympics Promotes Traditional Sports The Chhattisgarhia Olympics in Haryana is promoting traditional Indian sports, with widespread participation across the state. Source: India Today 17. Assam: NIA Arrests Suspected Terror Operatives The National Investigation Agency arrested two suspected terror operatives in Assam as part of a larger crackdown on terrorist activities. Source: IANS 18. Himachal Pradesh: Winter Tourism Season Sees Surge in Visitors Himachal Pradesh is seeing a surge in visitors as the winter tourism season begins. Resorts and hotels are nearly fully booked as tourists flock to the snow-covered regions. Source: India Today #BharatNews #CycloneDana #KeralaFloods #GujaratFarmRelief #TelanganaFire #DelhiPollution #PunjabFarmersProtest #JammuKashmirTerrorism #TamilNaduDrugBust #WestBengalCyclone #MaharashtraFarmerSuicides #PolavaramProject #AssamTerrorArrests #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #OdishaMissionShakti #UttarPradeshAccident #AndhraPradeshProjects #HimachalTourism
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  • SC allows Ajit Pawar faction of NCP to use 'Clock' symbol for upcoming Maharashtra Elections but with a DISCLAIMER!

    Court says "Highlight in all of your posters that the clock symbol is being contested in court & the matter is Sub-Judice"
    SC allows Ajit Pawar faction of NCP to use 'Clock' symbol for upcoming Maharashtra Elections but with a DISCLAIMER! Court says "Highlight in all of your posters that the clock symbol is being contested in court & the matter is Sub-Judice"
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  • 📌 After Haryana Election:

    INDI alliance parties is in no mood to Compromise with Congress.

    UP Bypoll (9/9): SP 9, Cong 0.

    Bihar Bypoll (4/4): RJD 3, CPI-ML 1, Cong 0.

    Also In Maharashtra, UBT pressure tactics worked, Cong will contest on 85 seats, rather than 115 seats
    📌 After Haryana Election: INDI alliance parties is in no mood to Compromise with Congress. UP Bypoll (9/9): SP 9, Cong 0. Bihar Bypoll (4/4): RJD 3, CPI-ML 1, Cong 0. Also In Maharashtra, UBT pressure tactics worked, Cong will contest on 85 seats, rather than 115 seats
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  • Those who have been defending Mamata Banerjee till now, suddenly remembered after the attack on Baba Siddique in Maharashtra that the Chief Minister is responsible for law and order in the state.

    Okay!
    Those who have been defending Mamata Banerjee till now, suddenly remembered after the attack on Baba Siddique in Maharashtra that the Chief Minister is responsible for law and order in the state. Okay!
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