Opposition demands answers from PM Modi, gears up to corner govt in Parl
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Strategic Ladakh base to give IAF edge near border
The Enforcement Directorate summoned Google and Meta representatives on July 21st regarding a money laundering probe linked to online betting apps. The ED investigates these platforms for alleged illegal gambling, illicit fund generation, and the use of hawala routes to evade regulations.
India aims to be developed by 2047, emphasizing youth contribution. Minister Pradhan urged IIT graduates to build world-class infrastructure, focusing on technological self-reliance, innovation, clean energy, and smart agriculture. Digital public infrastructure and techno-centric agriculture are key priorities.
Every party worker stands with Cong leader: Wayanad MP
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Bihar's Election Commission found roughly 4.2 million voters with incorrect addresses and 750,000 duplicate registrations. Nearly 96% of 79 million electors have been covered in voter list revisions. Efforts continue to reach the remaining 3.2 million voters before the August draft roll publication.
Slams PM for ‘failure’ to visit conflict-hit Manipur
Victim suffers 70% burns, under treatment at AIIMS-Bhubaneswar
The Congress party, backed by ex-servicemen, is preparing to challenge the BJP government in the upcoming monsoon session. They'll question the handling of the Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor, and the US-brokered ceasefire claims. The party will also criticize perceived diplomatic failures.
General Anil Chauhan discussed Operation Sindoor at the Defence Services Staff College, highlighting tri-services synergy. He stressed integration, jointness, indigenous capability development, and military transformation. He was briefed on the college's training, particularly jointness initiatives like the Deep Purple Division.
The Supreme Court will review a Presidential reference on setting deadlines for assent to state bills. The President, questioning the court's prior ruling imposing time limits, invoked Article 143. The court's opinion is not binding, but it must provide reasons if it declines to answer.
US National Transportation Safety Board calls recent media reports on crash "premature" and "speculative"
Says no power on the planet can dictate India how to handle its affairs
To also raise electoral roll revision in poll-bound Bihar, foreign policy ‘failure’ during monsoon session
Thiruvananthapuram MP said that he came back to India only to serve the nation in whatever he can, through and outside politics
Researchers compare findings with central London, where infrastructure is better with continuous pavements, proper crossings and managed traffic
Midhun Reddy represents Rajampet constituency in Andhra Pradesh
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin bereaved
The match was reduced to 29 overs-a-side after persistent rain delayed the start of the proceedings
The president of the Federation of Indian Pilots has sought an official apology, accusing them of not basing their reports on factual content while highlighting Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau's preliminary report on AI-171 plane crash in which more than 250 people were killed
In an unprecedented verdict, the apex court had restricted the President’s discretionary powers on Bills referred by Governors under Article 201 of the Constitution and set a three-month timeframe for her to decide on the Bills reserved for her consideration
Gangster Chandan Mishra, a resident of Bihar’s Buxar district, was shot dead by gunmen inside a private hospital in Patna on Thursday morning
The monsoon session of Parliament begins on Monday
In Himachal Pradesh, the IMD has issued an ‘orange alert' for downpour on Monday and Tuesday in nine districts
The fees charged by NLUs for five-year LLB courses usually range from Rs 1.7 lakh to Rs 4 lakh per annum
The rainfall activity is likely to increase over northern and eastern parts of Punjab and Haryana from the night of July 20, predicts India Meteorological Department
Arvind is son of SBSP chief and Uttar Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar
The victim's family members thought it was an accident as told by his wife so they refused to get the post-mortem done, but the police got the procedure done anyway as it was an unnatural death
Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee workers had gathered at the party office with plans to march towards the office of the Divisional commissioner to submit a memorandum
Probe began in Agra in March, say police
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