Chandigarh Mayor Polls: AAP-Congress Allege Vote Manipulation
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has released a video allegedly showing the manipulation of ballot papers by the Presiding Officer in today’s Chandigarh mayoral election.
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“Missing”Hemant Soren Arrives At Ranchi Residence
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren returned to his Ranchi residence on Tuesday amidst heightened political developments. The Enforcement Directorate officials tasked with questioning him in
UK Bans Vapes, Regulates E-Cigarettes For Children
The U.K. government has announced a ban on disposable vapes and intends to limit the variety of flavours to curb nicotine addiction among children. Prime
“Slap Mamata Banerjee…”:BJP Leader
West Bengal BJP President Sukanta Majumdar sparked controversy with disparaging remarks aimed at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee during criticism of the state’s education policy. In
US Troops Killed In Jordan Due To Drone Misidentification: Reports
Soldiers at the US Army’s Tower 22 post in northeastern Jordan may have misidentified the enemy drone that led to the deaths of three troop
Israel Attacks Gaza City; Hamas Responds With Rockets
On Monday, Israel initiated a new offensive on Gaza City, the largest city in the Palestinian enclave. In response, Hamas launched a barrage of rockets
Former Pak PM Imran Khan Jailed For 10 Years In Cipher Case
Ex-Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan receives a 10-year jail term for disclosing state secrets. Imran Khan and PTI Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi are sentenced
Rs 36 Lakh Cash, 2 BMWs Found At Hemant Soren’s Delhi Home
Late Monday, the Enforcement Directorate seized two BMWs, Rs 36 Lakh cash, and documents during searches at Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s Delhi home. Soren
BJP Wins Chandigarh Mayoral Polls
BJP’s Manoj Kumar Sonkar secured victory in the closely watched Chandigarh mayoral election, marking the debut of an electoral face-off between the INDIA bloc and
Canada Province Halts International Student Enrollment For 2 Years
British Columbia, Canada, revealed on Monday its decision to suspend approval for new colleges admitting international students until February 2026. The province, home to a