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TMC vs TMC: Mamata urges EC to wrap up Trinamool dispute, opposes more time for rival camp
Mamata Banerjee urged the Election Commission to conclude its party dispute inquiry. Her faction submitted its response while the rival group sought extensions. The rival faction has failed to submit its response despite two granted extensions. Mamata Banerjee believes the rival group is creating false evidence to develop their case. She requested an early conclusion to the proceedings without further delays.
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Meta tells IT ministry PM Modi's posts will get additional oversight, senior reviews
Meta assured the government of enhanced oversight for Prime Minister Modi's posts. This assurance followed the brief removal of his video addressing the NEET paper leak issue. The company admitted the video's temporary removal was due to an unintended error. Prime Minister Modi had discussed stricter measures against paper leaks in the video. Meta officials will meet government representatives soon to discuss this incident further.
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Uttar Pradesh aims to become AI hub as CII summit brings together policymakers, industry leaders
Uttar Pradesh hosted an AI Tech Summit to discuss artificial intelligence's growing role. The state aims to build a robust AI ecosystem through innovation and digital infrastructure. Lucknow is being developed as an AI City to foster research and entrepreneurship. Industry leaders urged partnerships for curriculum development and workforce upskilling. The summit highlighted Uttar Pradesh's potential as a national AI leader.
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CJP protest: Delhi Police refutes claim that woman protester sustained gunshot injury
Delhi Police rejected claims of a gunshot injury sustained by a woman protester. Her medico-legal certificate showed only a simple blunt-force injury near her right ear. The official medical document did not mention any gunshot wound from the incident. Police advised the public to verify information before sharing such claims. The allegations were described as baseless by the Delhi Police department.
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Half of country’s chief ministers face criminal cases: ADR-NEW Report
The average assets per chief minister stand at a staggering Rs 118.07 crore. Out of the 31 chief ministers analysed, four (13%) are billionaires with declared assets crossing Rs 100 crore.
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Rahul Gandhi's remarks on student protests trigger Parliament showdown: What happened next
The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid disruptions and political debate. Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over alleged police action and education privatization. Union ministers rebutted Gandhi's claims, calling them baseless and false allegations. The bill introduces stricter punishments for examination-related offenses and paper leaks. This legislation aims to ensure fairness and prevent unfair means in public examinations.
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The Republic of discontent: Seven decades of student revolt in India
From a food riot in Calcutta to a satirical cockroach party that just cost a minister his job, India’s students have spent seven decades proving they are the country’s most unpredictable political force.
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Rahul Gandhi's 'advice' to PM Modi, and 3 guarantees to students over police action on protesters
Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre of denying him Lok Sabha speech rights. He refused to apologize for blaming Amit Shah for police brutality. Gandhi demanded the Home Minister's dismissal and an independent probe. He alleged police used pellet guns and nail-fitted lathis on students. Gandhi promised justice and accountability for the injured students.
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Bihar transgender welfare board approves proposal to build temple dedicated to PM Modi
The Bihar State Transgender Welfare Board approved constructing a temple for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A board member stated the prime minister provided the community with respect and rights. This proposal was moved during the board's inaugural meeting after the new act's implementation. The board functions under the Bihar government's Social Welfare Department for community empowerment. This decision reflects the transgender community's institutional representation in the state secretariat.
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