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National 5 days ago

Twelve Years On: Kashmir Flood Victims Still Await Justice Amidst Staggering Legal Backlog

More than a decade after the devastating Kashmir Floods of 2014, a startling 554 consumer cases linked to the disaster remain unresolved before the J&K State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission as of September 6, 2026. This extraordinary delay in delivering consumer justice was brought to light through a recent Right to Information (RTI) reply, exposing a significant backlog and raising fresh concerns about the judicial system's efficiency in the Union Territory.

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Twelve Years On: Kashmir Flood Victims Still Await Justice Amidst Staggering Legal Backlog
National 5 days ago

Andhra Pradesh Launches Massive Search for Lithium, Gallium in Kadapa Basin

Andhra Pradesh has officially kicked off a massive ₹140-crore, four-stage survey to unearth significant deposits of lithium and gallium within the expansive Kadapa basin. This ambitious project, initiated with a Memorandum of Understanding signed on August 12, 2026, aims to tap into these 'critical minerals' crucial for India's burgeoning electric vehicle and electronics industries. Early findings from the National Technical Research Institute (NTRI) are promising, showing lithium concentrations up to 1,000 parts per million and gallium up to 250 parts per million, hinting at potential reserves worth lakhs of crores of rupees.

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Andhra Pradesh Launches Massive Search for Lithium, Gallium in Kadapa Basin
National 5 days ago

India Demands UN Map Reflect Sovereign Borders of J&K, Ladakh

India has firmly told the United Nations that any new world map proposed by the international body must correctly show its Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and Ladakh according to India's own official map. This strong message from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) comes just two days after India voted in favor of a UN General Assembly resolution to create more accurate 'equal-area' world maps.

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India Demands UN Map Reflect Sovereign Borders of J&K, Ladakh
National 5 days ago

Nagaland's Education Miracle: From Lowest Literacy to India's Top Three

Nagaland has rocketed into the ranks of India's most literate states, officially becoming the third most literate with an impressive 95.7% literacy rate. This remarkable achievement, announced by Dr. Kekhrielhoulie Yhome, Advisor for School Education and SCERT, on September 5, 2026, is a testament to the dedicated efforts of teachers across the state, especially considering Nagaland's challenging geography and a historical literacy rate of just 21.95% at its statehood in 1963.

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Nagaland's Education Miracle: From Lowest Literacy to India's Top Three
National 5 days ago

Rajasthan Powers Up: Record Demand Met, ₹440 Crore Saved with Solar Surge

Rajasthan just hit a major milestone, successfully managing a record peak electricity demand of 20,600 Megawatts (MW) during the recent Rabi crop season without any widespread outages. This impressive feat wasn't just about keeping the lights on; the state's Distribution Companies (Discoms) also saved a whopping ₹440 crore by leveraging power from decentralized solar plants under the PM-KUSUM scheme, drastically cutting down on costly market purchases.

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Rajasthan Powers Up: Record Demand Met, ₹440 Crore Saved with Solar Surge
National 5 days ago

Jio's Decade of Disruption: From Free Data to AI Powerhouse, What's Next?

Reliance Jio, India's digital disruptor, officially marks its tenth anniversary this September 5, 2026, celebrating a decade of transforming how Indians connect. From offering free data that sparked a nationwide mobile internet boom to rapidly rolling out 5G services, Jio has dramatically reshaped the telecom landscape, now serving over half a billion customers. This milestone comes as Jio Platforms gears up for a highly anticipated Initial Public Offering (IPO) and sets its sights on global expansion, driven by indigenous technology and a strong focus on Artificial Intelligence.

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Jio's Decade of Disruption: From Free Data to AI Powerhouse, What's Next?
National 5 days ago

Tripura Blockade Ends: Ex-Militants Lift Protest After Government Assurances

A 72-hour rail and road blockade that crippled Tripura for two days was abruptly called off on Saturday evening, September 5, after former militant groups received assurances from the state government. The protest, organized by the All Returnees' Rehabilitation Committee, had severely impacted transport and daily life, demanding the swift implementation of a 2024 tripartite peace agreement and other key rehabilitation promises.

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Tripura Blockade Ends: Ex-Militants Lift Protest After Government Assurances
National 5 days ago

Manipur Gunfight: Security Forces Neutralize Two UKNA Militants Amid Ongoing Tensions

Security forces in Manipur successfully neutralized two cadres of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA), a non-signatory armed group, during a high-intensity gunfight in the Churachandpur district on September 2. The joint operation by the Indian Army and Assam Rifles also left two other militants injured and led to the recovery of a significant cache of weapons, highlighting persistent security challenges in the region.

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Manipur Gunfight: Security Forces Neutralize Two UKNA Militants Amid Ongoing Tensions
National 5 days ago

Gajapati's Paddy Fields Parched: Local Drought Hits Amid Odisha's Monsoon Surplus

While Odisha as a whole celebrated a strong monsoon season, achieving a 26% rainfall surplus by the end of August 2026, a starkly different reality has gripped Gajapati district. Paddy fields, typically lush green this time of year, are cracking under drought-like conditions due to severely inadequate local rainfall, leaving farmers in deep distress as their crops wither and crucial paddy transplantation remains incomplete. This localized crisis underscores a troubling paradox where regional disparities persist despite overall state-level weather patterns.

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Gajapati's Paddy Fields Parched: Local Drought Hits Amid Odisha's Monsoon Surplus
National 5 days ago

Deadly Deception: Delhi Bust Exposes Massive Fake Rabies Vaccine Racket

A massive racket dealing in fake rabies vaccines, specifically spurious Abhayrab vials, has been busted in Delhi after raids in Mukherjee Nagar in April led to the seizure of dangerous, substandard drugs. The Central Drugs Laboratory (CDL) Kasauli confirmed these vials had 17 crucial differences from genuine samples and critically failed potency requirements, meaning they offered no protection against the fatal disease. Four individuals have been arrested in connection with this grave public health threat, prompting an urgent nationwide alert to state drug controllers.

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National 5 days ago

India's Climate Crisis: Unchecked Development Fuels Deadly Disasters From Himalayas to Kerala

A catastrophic glacier-and-bedrock collapse on August 26, 2026, near the Nepal-China border unleashed devastating flash floods down Nepal's Lhende Khola and Trishuli River valleys, killing over 1,000 people and leaving thousands missing, while also destroying critical infrastructure. This tragedy, registering as a magnitude 5.2 seismic event, serves as a stark warning of the rapidly escalating risks faced by the entire Himalayan region.

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India's Climate Crisis: Unchecked Development Fuels Deadly Disasters From Himalayas to Kerala
National 5 days ago

Mumbai Taps NEERI for Critical Study as Kanjurmarg Landfill Chokes on Methane

Mumbai's civic body, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), is set to appoint the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) for a crucial two-year, ₹3.01-crore study to tackle the severe methane emissions, foul odour, and air pollution plaguing the Kanjurmarg Dumping Ground. This move comes directly from the Bombay High Court's persistent directives, which have been pressing authorities to address the growing environmental and health crisis.

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Mumbai Taps NEERI for Critical Study as Kanjurmarg Landfill Chokes on Methane
National 5 days ago

Punjab Shakes Up Police Leadership Amid Custodial Torture Allegations

The Punjab Government has quickly moved to transfer a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and three other police personnel following serious allegations of custodial torture against anti-drug activist Mohanjit Singh. This significant administrative action, announced Saturday, September 5, 2026, comes just days after Singh was detained for waving a black flag at Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's 'Lok Milni' program, protesting the state's drug problem.

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Punjab Shakes Up Police Leadership Amid Custodial Torture Allegations
National 6 days ago

Adani Defence Boosts India's AK-203 Rifle Program with Five-Year Ammunition Pact

In a major boost for India's self-reliance in defence, Adani Defence & Aerospace has just signed a five-year agreement with Indo-Russian Rifles Private Limited (IRRPL) to supply indigenous 7.62x39 mm small-calibre ammunition for the AK-203 assault rifle program. This pact, announced on September 5, 2026, ensures a consistent local source for critical ammunition, integrating rifle production and ammunition supply within India.

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Adani Defence Boosts India's AK-203 Rifle Program with Five-Year Ammunition Pact
National 6 days ago

Noida Authority Boosts Farmer Compensation by 53%, Accelerates New Noida Vision

The Noida Authority's board has just approved a significant 53% increase in farmer compensation, pushing the rate to Rs 6,459 per square meter for land acquired through mutual agreement, especially for those also receiving a 5% developed plot. This crucial decision, made on September 5, 2026, aims to resolve long-standing disputes and fast-track land acquisition for the ambitious New Noida project, a massive urban expansion designed to transform the region.

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Noida Authority Boosts Farmer Compensation by 53%, Accelerates New Noida Vision
National 6 days ago

Haryana Pioneers Rapid Business Approvals for MSMEs with New 'Right to Business' Bill

Haryana has just cleared a groundbreaking 'Right to Business Bill, 2026', promising to fast-track new and expanding manufacturing units for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) with in-principle approval within just 15 working days. This big move aims to cut through red tape, making it much easier and quicker for small businesses to start or grow in the state.

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National 6 days ago

ISI Reroutes Khalistan Groups: From Crime to Covert Political Campaigns

Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has directly instructed pro-Khalistan groups operating abroad to abandon violent criminal activities and instead focus on political campaigning. This strategic shift comes amidst intensified crackdowns by international law enforcement agencies, collaborating closely with Indian authorities, making traditional illicit operations like extortion and money laundering far riskier for these outfits.

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ISI Reroutes Khalistan Groups: From Crime to Covert Political Campaigns
National 6 days ago

India's Wealth Management Goes Digital: AI and Platforms Drive Unprecedented Growth

India's wealth management sector is undergoing a massive digital overhaul, with firms rapidly adopting advanced technology to meet soaring investor demands for personalized, accessible financial services. Driven by a tech-savvy population and expanding digital infrastructure, wealth-tech platforms are now crucial for everything from seamless client onboarding to sophisticated portfolio management, reshaping how financial advice is delivered across the nation. This transformation sees AI and integrated digital tools moving from experimental phases to becoming standard practice, especially in a market projected to reach US$2.3 trillion by FY29.

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India's Wealth Management Goes Digital: AI and Platforms Drive Unprecedented Growth
National 6 days ago

Bihar Mandates Prior Consent for CBI Probes Involving State Officials

In a significant move, the Bihar government has made it mandatory for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to obtain its prior consent before initiating any probe involving state government officers or employees. This directive, issued by the Home Department on September 3, 2026, establishes a new two-tier consent system, distinguishing between investigations concerning central and state personnel.

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Bihar Mandates Prior Consent for CBI Probes Involving State Officials
National 6 days ago

High Court Cancels B.Tech Admission Over Forged Exam Scores, Upholding Merit

The Bombay High Court has come down hard on academic dishonesty, definitively cancelling a B.Tech student's provisional admission to a Pune-based private university after he submitted a tampered Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (CET) scorecard. The student, Shubham Mangire, had inflated his actual percentile scores significantly, attempting to gain an unfair advantage in a highly competitive engineering program. This ruling sends a clear message that such fraudulent attempts will not be tolerated.

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High Court Cancels B.Tech Admission Over Forged Exam Scores, Upholding Merit
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