Politics
Tamil Nadu elections: Dravidian battle widens into a triangular fight
Tamil Nadu gears up for assembly elections with the ruling DMK facing incumbency. The AIADMK, allied with the BJP, seeks power. Actor Vijay's new party, TVK, adds a dynamic element. Alliances are forming, and voter sentiment is being closely watched. The electoral landscape is set for an engaging contest.
Karur stampede: CBI questions TVK chief Vijay
Tamil actor Vijay was questioned by the CBI regarding the Karur stampede. The investigation focused on a delay in his arrival at a rally. Meanwhile, the producer of Vijay's film 'Jana Nayagan' has approached the Supreme Court. This move challenges a High Court order that stayed the film's certification. The movie faced issues with the CBFC.
- Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla doesn't rule out exemplary punishment over 'vaping' in LS
- Kerala Polls: A daunting challenge for the Left, a do-or-die test for Congress and a chance for BJP
- SIR in West Bengal: SC notice to ECI on Trinamool MPs' plea
- Mamata Banerjee raises SIR issues in a letter to CEC Gyanesh Kumar
- Mumbai can't be separated from Maharashtra: Fadnavis; slams Uddhav and Raj Thackeray
- ED raids I-PAC to steal data, claims Abhishek Banerjee ahead of Bengal polls
- Keeping in mind elections, celebrations held in Somnath temple: Mallikarjun Kharge
- Shiv Sena Thane Manifesto: Eknath Shinde-led party promises slum-free city, 260-metre iconic viewing tower
Bengal BLOs protest over deaths, stress during revision of electoral rolls- Anti-people Modi govt looking to help corporates instead of the poor: Congress on VB G-RAM-G Act
- SC seeks EC's reply on fresh TMC pleas alleging SIR irregularities in West Bengal
- Modi govt cut funding for rural jobs programme, but patronized big corporates, says Mallikarjun Kharge
- AI-driven digitisation errors causing widespread hardship during SIR: Mamata Banerjee to CEC
- Congress high command calls Bengal meet to firm up poll strategy
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Maharashtra EC bars advance Ladki Bahin payment citing enforcement of the model code of conduct for municipal polls
The State Election Commission has halted the Maharashtra government's advance payment of ₹1,500 under the Ladki Bahin scheme to women beneficiaries due to the model code of conduct for municipal elections. This decision followed a Congress complaint alleging BJP's attempt to influence polls by disbursing the January payment early, though the December payment can proceed.
Karur stampede: CBI questions TVK chief Vijay
Tamil actor Vijay was questioned by the CBI regarding the Karur stampede. The investigation focused on a delay in his arrival at a rally. Meanwhile, the producer of Vijay's film 'Jana Nayagan' has approached the Supreme Court. This move challenges a High Court order that stayed the film's certification. The movie faced issues with the CBFC.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla doesn't rule out exemplary punishment over 'vaping' in LS
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla stated that maintaining Parliament's dignity is non-negotiable and did not rule out "exemplary punishment" for the alleged use of an e-cigarette in the House. He emphasized that no one has the right to undermine the sanctity of the House, and action will be taken according to rules and procedures after an investigation.
Congress seeks budgetary steps to deal with three key economic challenges
With the Union budget on the horizon, the Congress party is advocating for a comprehensive approach to remedy the nation's economic troubles. They specifically urge attention to stagnant private investments, dwindling household savings, and increasing income inequalities. The opposition emphasizes that neglecting these areas will hinder lasting GDP growth necessary for job creation.
Kerala Polls: A daunting challenge for the Left, a do-or-die test for Congress and a chance for BJP
As Kerala approaches its pivotal assembly elections, the ruling LDF is vying for an unprecedented third consecutive term amidst rising concerns over incumbency. For the UDF, this election represents a last chance to reclaim lost ground after a decade out of power.
Mumbai can't be separated from Maharashtra: Fadnavis; slams Uddhav and Raj Thackeray
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis launched a sharp attack on Uddhav and Raj Thackeray, stating the BMC election is a battle for their survival, not for Marathi people. He asserted Mumbai's inseparable connection to Maharashtra and emphasized Marathi as the compulsory language in the state. Fadnavis expressed confidence that the Mahayuti alliance will win the Mumbai municipal corporation elections.
West Bengal poll chief’s phone number leaked on social media
West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer's mobile number was leaked on social media, prompting an investigation by the Election Commission. The EC is also launching a portal for migrant workers to participate in hearings remotely, alongside appointing 2,000 additional micro observers to enhance electoral roll verification ahead of upcoming elections.
'Hanumanji alone can power an entire gaming industry': PM Modi at Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday addressed the concluding session of the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2026 in Delhi, where he spoke about the strength, creativity and responsibility of India’s youth.The Prime Minister also spoke about how India’s cultural heritage can be blended with modern industries. He said the Ramayana and the Mahabharata hold enormous potential in the global gaming market. “By bringing these stories into the world of gaming, we can create new experiences,” he said, adding that “Hanuman alone can power an entire gaming universe.”
Advance payment under 'Ladki Bahin' scheme barred during poll code: Maharashtra poll body
The State Election Commission has prohibited the Maharashtra government from releasing an advance instalment of the 'Ladki Bahin' scheme due to the model code of conduct for municipal elections. This decision follows complaints that the government intended to disburse a combined Rs 3,000 for December and January as a pre-poll gift, a move opposed by the Congress.
Keeping in mind elections, celebrations held in Somnath temple: Mallikarjun Kharge
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP of exploiting religion and God for electoral gains, citing recent Somnath temple celebrations. He urged unity against divisive religious politics and criticized the government's move to repeal MGNREGA, calling for its reinstatement.
