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Caste Violence Flares Up Again In Manipur: Meitei Youth, Who Married A Kuki Girl, Shot Dead After Being Kidnapped

Kuki militants abducted a youth from the Meitei community and shot him dead in Manipur's Churachandpur district. This has further increased the tension in restive Manipur. People of Meitei community demonstrated in Kakching district on Thursday to protest against the murder.

Contaminated Water Wreaks Havoc In Madhya Pradesh's Mhow: 25 Including 19 Children Fall Ill, People In The Grip Of Jaundice And Typhoid.

After the contaminated water incident in Bhagirathpura of Indore city, now in the last 10 to 15 days, about 25 people including 19 children have fallen victim to jaundice, typhoid and other diseases in the Patti Bazaar area of ​​Mhow tehsil headquarters of the district. Many children have been admitted to the hospital. According to citizens, dirty, smelly and muddy water is coming from the taps in the area.

Roadmap For Digital Census 2027 Ready: First Phase Will Start From April 1, 2026, 33 Questions Will Be Asked

The Central Government has taken important steps for the census to be held in 2027. In the notification issued on Thursday, a list of 33 questions has been issued for the first phase of house listing, which includes details like condition of the house, family information, vehicle ownership, internet facility, source of drinking water, toilet, LPG connection and main grains. The head of the family will have to provide this information.

Republic Day 2026: How Is The Chief Guest Selected For Republic Day? Preparations Start Six Months In Advance

Republic Day is celebrated with great pomp every year in India. This year India is celebrating its 77th Republic Day. In such a situation, two prominent members of the EU will attend the Republic Day as chief guests. But have you ever wondered how it is decided as to which country's chief guest to send an invitation to?

Severe Cold Will Return Again: Why Did It Suddenly Become Hot For Two Days? Weather Patterns Will Change From Friday

Severe cold is going to return once again in North India. Two western disturbances will be active in the next few days, causing heavy snowfall in the hilly areas and rain in the plains. The first disturbance will impact on January 22-23, while the second will impact on January 26-28. There is a possibility of rain in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, due to which the temperature will drop and the cold will increase. The effect of rain can also be seen on Republic Day.

Sunita Williams: Sunita Williams Took Retirement From NASA After 27 Years, Read Achievements, Records And Other Details Including Pension.

NASA's famous female astronaut Sunita Williams of Indian origin has ended her career of 27 years. During this period, he established many achievements and records in collaboration with NASA.

DDA Result 2026: DDA Released Result For Many Posts Including Deputy And Assistant Director, Interview Starts From This Day

DDA has released the result for recruitment to many posts including Deputy and Assistant Director. Candidates can check their result by visiting the official website of DDA. The interview will be conducted from 28 January to 06 February.

Republic Day 2026: When Did The Tradition Of Calling The Chief Guest On Republic Day Start, This Time EU Members Got The Invitation

India is celebrating its 77th Republic Day this year, preparations for which have already started. Along with watching the parade, people are also excited to see who India has invited as the chief guest this year. But do you know who was invited as the first Chief Guest of independent India?

'India Has Become Very Important', India Benefits From Trump's Tariffs, European Union Accepts

India has received support from the European Union amid threats of US tariffs. European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas talked about a significant change in the relations between the two strategic partners. The top leadership of the European Union may be the chief guest at the Republic Day 2026 celebrations. After this, many big deals are expected in the 16th EU-India Summit.

India's Big Leap In The World Of AI, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav Told Global Plan

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav unveiled India's five-tier AI mission at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He described application, model, chip, infrastructure and energy as the main bases of AI. Vaishnav said India is ready to lead the 'Fifth Industrial Revolution' through public-private partnerships and affordable computing capacity. He also emphasized on techno-legal approach and dealing with deepfakes and bias.

Shocking Case In Andhra Pradesh: Food Stuck In Throat After Drinking Beer, Two Software Engineers Die

Two software engineers from Andhra Pradesh's Annamayya district died of food getting stuck in their throats after drinking excessive beer. The deceased have been identified as 35-year-old Mani Kumar and 27-year-old Pushparaj. Both of them met four of their friends on January 17 and kept drinking beer for several hours.

BSF Will Run 'Operation Sard Hawa' On The India-Pakistan International Border, Soldiers Will Also Be Deployed In The Sand Dunes.

Border Security Force BSF will conduct Operation Cold Wind from 22 to 29 January on the India-Pakistan international border adjacent to Rajasthan. The operation will be conducted in Jaisalmer, Barmer and Sriganganagar districts of Rajasthan adjacent to the border. During this period, along with increasing the number of BSF soldiers on the international border, senior officers will also do patrolling.

Four People Of The Same Family Missing After Boat Capsizes In Chhattisgarh, Had Gone To Buy Goods From The Market

Four people of the same family went missing on Wednesday when their boat capsized at Jhambha Ghat on the upper bank of Indravati river in Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh. A woman was saved by other villagers. A villager, two children and two women were in the boat. They had gone to the weekly market to buy goods. As soon as information about the incident was received, the city police team left with the motorboat.

Jeep Full Of Passengers Fell Into 60 Feet Deep Gorge In Udaipur, 3 Died; 19 Injured

A major road accident took place in Kotra police station area of ​​Udaipur on Wednesday. A jeep loaded with 27 passengers went out of control and fell into a 60 feet deep gorge. In this accident, three passengers died on the spot, while 19 people were injured. The condition of many of the injured is critical and they are undergoing treatment at MB Hospital in Udaipur. This accident happened due to brake failure.

SC Expressed Concern Over Sukhna Lake, Said- 'How Much More Will You Dry Up'

Chief Justice Surya Kant expressed concern over the drying up of Chandigarh's Sukhna Lake, blaming the nexus of builder mafia and officials. He asked, 'How much more will you dry up Sukhna Lake?' The Supreme Court is hearing interim applications in the 1995 PIL. The court expressed surprise at the damage being caused to the lake due to illegal constructions and also raised questions on bringing local issues directly to the Supreme Court.

'Police Cannot Be Ordered To Follow Section 41A Of CrPC', What Did SC Say To The High Court After Canceling The FIR?

The Supreme Court has given a big decision on the cancellation of the FIR. The top court said that while dismissing the FIR, the High Court cannot order the police to follow Section 41A of CrPC and 35 of the Indian Civil Defense Code. This decision came during the hearing of a case in the Telangana High Court. The court clarified that interim relief will not be valid if the FIR is cancelled.

Chhattisgarh-Odisha Border Sealed, Vehicles From Both The States Stranded; Controversy Broke Out After Fighting With Drivers

Due to the dispute arising between the transporters of Chhattisgarh and Odisha regarding freight, loading and recovery, the local police has completely sealed the Hamirpur Taparia border. As a result of this decision, coal transportation has been banned, due to which about a thousand truck-trailers going to and from Raigarh from both the states have been parked in the border areas.

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