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Conflict widens, India targets Lahore, Pindi, Karachi after foiling multiple Pak attacks
Following escalating hostilities, India retaliated against Pakistan, targeting air defense systems and other strategic sites after thwarting missile and drone attacks on Indian military bases and civilian areas. Operation Sindoor is underway, with India responding to Pakistan's aggression with targeted strikes and forward deployments. The international community watches as tensions rise between the two nations.
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'That's fundamentally none of our business': JD Vance on India-Pak tensions
US Vice President JD Vance addressed the rising tensions between India and Pakistan, stating that the conflict is "fundamentally none of our business." He acknowledged concerns about nuclear powers in conflict and emphasized the US desire for de-escalation. Vance highlighted India's grievances with Pakistan and affirmed the US will not intervene militarily, focusing instead on encouraging de-escalation.
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If Rohingya refugees are ‘foreigners’ under the Foreigners Act, they will be dealt with as per the law: SC
Petitioners say persons identified as ‘refugees’ by the UNHCR have constitutional protection against deportation to Myanmar; S-G Tushar Mehta submitted that India was not a signatory to the UN Convention on Refugees
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Two days of intense, substantive conversations on several critical fields at The Hindu Huddle
After a five-year pause, The Hindu Huddle has returned to Bengaluru as a marquee event of The Hindu Group
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Cash-for-jobs: SC asks WB government to decide on prosecution sanction
The Supreme Court has directed the West Bengal government to decide on granting prosecution sanction against co-accused individuals in the cash-for-jobs case involving former minister Partha Chatterjee within two weeks. This order was issued during the hearing of Chatterjee's bail plea, where his lawyer cited the lack of sanction against co-accused as a cause for trial delay.
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Watch: Four years of Stalin’s rule: Achievements & failures of the Dravidian Model govt.
Four Years of DMK Rule: Welfare Gains, Governance Challenges, and the Road to 2026
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SC slams ‘irresponsible’ Dubey, but spares him from contempt
The Supreme Court rebuked BJP MP Nishikant Dubey for his "irresponsible, absurd and scandalous" allegations against the CJI-led bench regarding petitions challenging the Wakf Amendment Act. While the court declined to initiate contempt proceedings, citing its resilience against ludicrous statements, it firmly asserted that any attempt to spread communal hatred or indulge in hate speech must be dealt with an iron hand.
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False charge: Chennai bus conductor wins 5-year-long legal battle
A Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) conductor, K Radhakrishnan, faced a false misconduct charge after a passenger mistakenly picked up a soiled ticket. This led to illegal salary recovery and a five-year legal battle. The Madras High Court intervened, ordering MTC to refund the recovered amount of Rs 25,200 with 6% interest and settle all pending retirement dues, highlighting the injustice he suffered.
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When sirens sound and bugles call
Reporters from Punjab and Rajasthan, both of which have borders with Pakistan, and the National Capital Region talk to civilians — regular citizens, members of the civil defence and emergency services — to understand preparedness and their experiences with the drills and blackouts that have come on the back of Operation Sindoor
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Led by minister, AAP workers lock up BBMB chairman
Following a High Court order, tensions escalated at the Nangal dam as AAP workers, led by a minister, briefly detained the BBMB chief to prevent water release to Haryana. Punjab's CM accused the chairman of illegally diverting water and stated the diverted water has been restored to Punjab. The High Court has directed the Centre to provide details of the meeting regarding the water release and clarify dispute resolution mechanisms.
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If judges not shielded, they may seek political patronage: Ex-CJI
CJI-designate B R Gavai, poised to become the 52nd CJI, pledged leadership and a long-term vision for the judiciary, echoing former CJI N V Ramana's sentiments. Speaking at the release of Justice Ramana's book, Justice Gavai assured that he would follow Ramana's guidance. Justice Ramana emphasized the moral duty of the CJI and SC judges to support all judges, ensuring they feel secure and protected.
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X says it blocked 8,000 accounts in India after govt's executive orders
The platform said it received executive orders from the government requiring it to block over 8,000 accounts ‘subject to potential penalties including significant fines and imprisonment of the company’s local employees’
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Customers irked after several HPCL outlets witness fuel shortage over server issue
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Cut-off for engineering, veterinary, agriculture, fisheries courses set to rise
Cut off for commerce and related programmes may fall slightly say independent observers
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Don't be surprised if the two NCP factions unite: Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar's recent hint about a potential reunion between the two NCP factions has stirred political discussions, suggesting his daughter Supriya Sule may discuss the matter with Ajit Pawar. This development introduces uncertainty for the MVA alliance, as both NCP factions show positive signs towards reconciliation. Simultaneously, speculation arises about a possible reunion between Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS, prompting Congress to reassess its strategy for Maharashtra.
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‘Ente Keralam’ expo kicks off in Kannur
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IOS Sagar returns to Kochi with personnel of nine friendly navies, coast guards
Having jointly operated the vessel with their Indian counterparts, they and Indian Navy personnel called at five countries in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) during the past month.
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Right to reside in India only for citizens, Rohingya must go: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined to halt the deportation of illegal Rohingya Muslim migrants from Delhi, emphasizing that the right to reside in India is exclusive to citizens. The court acknowledged the migrants' right to life but affirmed they would be handled under the Foreigners Act. The Solicitor General assured due process while highlighting national security concerns and India's non-recognition of Rohingya refugees.
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