HC asks Centre to take call on a spy film policy
Delhi High Court urges the Centre and CBFC to create guidelines for spy-thriller films, citing potential national security risks from "Dhurandhar: The Revenge."
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Defeat of delimitation Bill is south India’s loss: Nara Lokesh
The vote against Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill has placed southern States at a disadvantage — Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh stand to lose representation after the next Census, Telugu Desam Party’s newly appointed working president says, blaming politics, not policy for the Bill’s failure; he addresses concerns over upcoming resource-intensive data centres and explains why his government is incentivising larger families
Falta repolling: Voting begins in Bengal's high-stakes seat amid tight security
Falta, which falls within Abhishek Banerjee’s bastion of Diamond Harbour, reflected the intense on-ground political heat during the West Bengal Assembly polls. Apart from authorities finding attempts to tamper with footage captured by web cameras installed at several polling stations, allegations of EVM manipulation were reported at a Falta booth, eventually prompting the Election Commission to order repolling.
CM offers ‘sarey’ on behalf of TTD to Goddess Gangamma in Kuppam
The Chief Minister and his wife perform special rituals and offer prayers
Dy CM dismisses buzz around ministers’ meet
Speculation about Karnataka's leadership surfaced as CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM Shivakumar interacted amid discussions on governance and succession.