New anti-crime laws to be enforced in Bengal from July 13: CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal’s new anti-crime law, allowing preventive detention and tougher action against organised crime, will come into force from July 13.
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WhatsApp vs Indian Government: Why the battle has lasted over five years
WhatsApp has submitted its response to the Centre’s July 1 notice over its proposed username feature. But this is only the latest chapter in a years-long legal and regulatory battle between the messaging platform and the Indian government.
CM Vijay announces memorial for Karur stampede victims, faults police for not informing him of the crowd
Speaking at a public meeting held on the outskirts of Karur, he says the tragedy could have been averted had the police alerted him to the gathering during his election campaign at Velusamypuram on September 27, 2025
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Water only for drinking and not irrigation for now as KRS levels stay low: Ramalinga Reddy
The available water will be sufficient to meet drinking water needs in Mysuru, Mandya and Chamarajanagar districts for the next three to four months, the Minister said