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Supreme Court steps in to ensure ‘dignified life’ for octogenarian, visually impaired son

The top court takes suo motu cognisance of newspaper reports highlighting the dire conditions in which they are living

Air Force ferrying NEET question papers by aircraft

Bundles flown to more than 20 locations across the country; papers delivered to several northern States, while dry runs were conducted at selected locations across southern India

Senior BJP leaders hold meeting, discuss organisational restructuring

Party discusses regional in-charges, expansion of office-bearers and organisational changes ahead of new national team and possible Cabinet reshuffle

Delhi Police bust Pakistan-backed terror syndicate, seven held

Police say the network was functioning under the patronage of Pakistan’s ISI and was using Indians to further terror activities; police have arrested suspects from Uttar Pradesh and Punjab

Supreme Court seeks Centre, States’ response on plea over ‘misuse’ of Aadhaar as proof of citizenship

The petition claims that ‘infiltrators and illegal immigrants’ are able to obtain Aadhaar cards and project themselves as ‘lawful residents’

Karnataka Chief Minister meets delegation of Honorary Consuls

₹15 crore will be paid to MPs tonight, says Shiv Sena (UBT) leader

There is speculation that nine Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs are planning to join the Shinde-led Sena

Woman held for death of boy in Vellore

The police said the arrested person was identified as a native of Melpatti village and aunt of the victim

Bhatti promises phased clearance of pending bills; civil contractors postpone ‘Chalo Hyderabad’ programme

PM Modi holds bilateral talks with leaders of U.K., UAE on the sidelines of G7 Summit

The Modi-Starmer meeting came at a time when the U.K. Prime Minister’s political future is in question – a byelection could put a potential contender for his post, Andy Burnham, back in the U.K. Parliament.

IAF to participate in Exercise Pitch Black 2026 in Australia

Australian High Commissioner says the exercise is an opportunity to strengthen regional interoperability across the Indo-Pacific

34 kg of suspected ganja seized from three youths in Aluva

Hindu prayers made mandatory in Chhattisgarh’s State schools; govt imposing RSS agenda, says Congress

Morning assembly will include the national anthem, national song, Deep Mantra, Saraswati Vandana, and Guru Mantra

Over 8,300 missing girls and women traced in two years under ‘Operation Trace’ in A.P., says Minister

Munambam is Waqf property, says board chairperson

MSC Elsa 3 sinking: Kerala HC seeks Central agencies’ response on EIA

Karnataka plans to link voter ID for Gruha Jyothi reapplicants

Under the scheme, free electricity is being supplied every month subject to a maximum consumption limit of 200 units per month

Savarkar filed 10 mercy petitions, Hindutva ideologue’s grandnephew tells court

Satyaki Savarkar says that the language in these petitions did not indicate loyalty to the British regime, and filing clemency petitions was a standard procedure under the British government.

Farmers’ federation urges government to allocate additional funds for Kuruvai Special Scheme

Cockroach Janta Party holds demonstration in Nagpur; ‘saffron’ activists try to disrupt protest

CJP founder and activist Abhijeet Dipke advised youths to stay away from religion-based politics.

State to commission 24 major power projects worth ₹3,507 crore by December 2026

They include key substations and associated transmission lines across multiple districts, says Special Chief Secretary Vijayanand

Guntur’s Lam Farm releases two chilli varieties to rival Teja and Byadgi

The seeds, priced at ₹1,200 a kg, are restricted to 250 grams a farmer and sold only at Lam Farm

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay inaugurates two-day training programme for MLAs

Former Assembly Secretaries and officials will train the MLAs on the Rules of Procedure of the Assembly and on the functioning of specific government departments. Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar said 146 MLAs were first-time legislators and several of them were youngsters.