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Bengaluru Voters’ Mapping No Shield Against Election Commission Scrutiny
Bengaluru voters will continue to face scrutiny by the Election Commission of India, regardless of participation in the ongoing mapping exercise. The Chief Electoral Officer clarified that voter mapping does not offer immunity from review if discrepancies are found.
Haryana: 15 Children Rescued from Train in Ambala, Preventing Labour Trafficking
Fifteen children, en route to Punjab for labour from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, have been rescued from the Karambhoomi Express in Ambala, Haryana. The joint operation by RPF and Zila Yuva Vikas Sangathan prevented their exploitation.
Punjab Roadways Contract Workers Stage Rallies Demanding Release of Jailed Colleagues
Contract workers from Punjab Roadways, Punbus, and PRTC held statewide gate rallies demanding the release of jailed colleagues and other pending demands. The union has warned of a strike if upcoming talks with the Transport Minister do not yield positive results.
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Israelis Brace for Passover Amidst Heightened War Concerns
Israelis are marking the approach of the Passover festival with a subdued atmosphere, marked by heightened security concerns and a widespread sense of caution among the population due to the ongoing conflict.
Twenty-Two Nations Demand Iran Halt Attacks and Reopen Strait of Hormuz as Natanz Nuclear Site Struck Again
Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility, located approximately 220 kilometres southeast of Tehran, was struck in a joint US-Israeli airstrike...
Was Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Anti-Sunni? Separating Sectarian Claims from Political Reality
After the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, social media platforms quickly filled with sharply conflicting narratives....
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Thathri’s Akash Kotwal Selected for J&K U20 Football Team
Akash Kotwal, a young football player from Thathri in Doda district, has been selected to represent the Jammu and Kashmir U20 football team in the upcoming Swami Vivekanand National Championship in Chhattisgarh.
Kishtwar Police Arrest Teacher, Another Individual for Aiding Foreign Militants
Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested a teacher and another individual in Kishtwar district for allegedly aiding foreign militants. A case has been registered under stringent sections of the UAPA and other relevant laws.
Sheep Vehicle Overturns on Mughal Road, Several Animals Dead
A vehicle carrying sheep overturned on the Mughal Road near Dubjan, leading to the death of several animals. No human injuries were reported in the incident.
Over 15,000 Supporters Welcome MLA Mehraj Malik in Doda on First Return After 238 Days
Doda East MLA and AAP Jammu and Kashmir president Mehraj Malik returned to Doda on Sunday for the first time in 238 days, receiving a massive public welcome at Sports Stadium Doda. The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh had quashed his PSA detention on April 27.
Ramban Youth Chased by Vigilantes Found Dead in Bishlari Nallah After 20-Day Search
The body of a 22-year-old man, missing for 20 days after allegedly jumping into a stream while being chased by suspected cow vigilantes, has been recovered in Ramban district. Police have registered a case and arrested four individuals as part of the ongoing investigation.
Littered with Dung: Government High School Joura Khurd in Doda Faces Neglect Allegations
Classrooms at Government High School Joura Khurd have reportedly been littered with sheep and goat dung, sparking outrage among parents and locals in the Chenab region. The issue, which was highlighted to the Chief Education Officer Doda on March 28, remains unaddressed.
Farewell Organized at Sheep Breeding Farm, Thathri
The staff of Sheep Breeding Farm (SBF) Thathri organized a warm farewell for Dina Nath, Daily Wager, on the occasion of his superannuation after rendering nearly 25 years of sincere and dedicated service. Dr. Azhar Moomin Bichoo and Dr. Ishfaq Majeed Lone lauded his professionalism and wished him a healthy and peaceful retired life.
Pakistan Raises Concerns Over Indian Hydel Projects on Chenab at PCA Hearings
The Permanent Court of Arbitration concluded key hearings on the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan targeting multiple hydroelectric projects on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, including the 624 MW Kiru and 540 MW Kwar projects.