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President Murmu extends greetings on Holi eve
"On the joyous occasion of Holi, I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all Indians living in India and abroad. Holi is a festival of joy and celebration that conveys the message of social harmony. The festival spreads love and hope in the society and strengthens the spirit of social cohesion. Holi is also a symbol of unity in diversity," President Murmu wished.
Fresh strikes in Iran’s Urmia shake Indian students’ dormitories
In a statement issued, National Convenor Nasir Khuehami said the Association has been in direct communication with several Kashmiri students enrolled at Urmia University. According to the students, the latest strike occurred approximately 300 meters from their boys' dormitories, and the force of the explosion was so intense that it shook the entire building, causing alarm and deep distress.
Police register case against 12 individuals for alleged cheating
According to the police, the MPESB conducted an exam for constables in the Excise Department in September 2025 for 243 posts. During the exam, 12 candidates were allegedly found involved in malpractices at an exam center in Ratlam district.
"Submitted six, we expect four constituencies from AIADMK": PBK
Puratchi Bharatham Katchi (PBK) leader M Jagan Moorthy said on Tuesday that they have submitted a list of six constituencies to the AIADMK alliance and expect to be allotted four of them.
Chhattisgarh women's Self-Help Group pioneers "Vocal for Local"
In a significant stride towards women's empowerment and promoting local industry, a self-help group in Lithiras, within Sukma district's Chindagarh block of Chhattisgarh, is producing pure and natural jaggery from the sap of wild date palm trees (Chhind sap). The initiative is scripting a new chapter for the community by fostering self-reliance and economic growth through the "Vocal for Local" movement.
MoPSW tightens security for ships in Persian Gulf
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) is closely monitoring the evolving maritime security situation in the Persian Gulf and has strengthened precautionary measures to safeguard Indian-flagged vessels and Indian seafarers operating in the region.
Indian Army to place orders for 300 indigenous Dhanush Howitzers
This will be the second major order for the Dhanush artillery guns, which are manufactured by public sector companies based on the transfer of technology of the Bofors guns acquired in the 1980s.
Himachal Govt disburses Rs. 17 crore for ex-servicemen welfare
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Tuesday reiterated the State Government's unwavering commitment to the welfare, dignity and socio-economic empowerment of ex-servicemen, gallantry award winners and the families of fallen soldiers.
PM Modi extends Attukal Pongala wishes
Taking to X, the Prime Minister wrote, "Warm wishes on the sacred occasion of Attukal Pongala. This festival has a special importance for our Nari Shakti. May this auspicious day bring prosperity and good health in everyone's lives. May the spirit of harmony and togetherness be furthered in society."
Sravan Kumar questions Osmania University LLB Exam credibility
Speaking to ANI, he slammed the Telangana government, led by CM Revanth Reddy, over a mistake in Osmania University's LLB exams after the university conducted exams for 5-year and 3-year LLB courses with the same question paper, despite different syllabi.
UP: Mosque covered with Tarpaulin in Shahjahanpur as precaution
District Magistrate and Collector of Shahjahanpur, Dharmendra Pratap Singh, said that proper arrangements have been made for the peaceful celebration of the festival.
Centre aims to boost annual foreign student admissions to 2 lakh
The Centre has set a target to increase the yearly intake of foreign students in Indian higher education institutions to two lakh by 2030, said officials at the education ministry on Tuesday, underscoring New Delhi's efforts to make India a more attractive destination for global learners.
Assam CM offers prayers at Batadrava Than on first day of Holi
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday visited Batadrava Than on the first day of Falgu Utsav (Holi) and offered prayers to Gurujona Srimanta Sankardev.
J-K: Kashmir apple farmers explore lavender, beekeeping
The initiative aims to enhance farm income, ecological sustainability, and reduce dependency on a single crop.
Himachal govt in touch with Centre over Himachalis stranded in Middle East
"We have also spoken directly to the Secretary of the Central Government. Directions have been issued, and the Chief Minister has also taken up the matter," Chauhan told ANI.
MoD inks Rs 5,083 crore contracts for ALH Mk-II (MR)
The Ministry of Defence, on Tuesday, signed contracts worth a total of Rs 5,083 crore to acquire six Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) Mk-II (Maritime Role) for the Indian Coast Guard and Surface-to-Air Vertical Launch - Shtil missiles for the Indian Navy.
Indian tourists stranded in Bahrain seek govt's help
A group of tourists from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, including Hyderabad resident Salmon Raj, have sought urgent assistance from the Central and State governments after being stranded in Bahrain amid escalating tensions in West Asia.
Haryana Police launches ‘Operation Aakraman-21’ ahead of Holi
Haryana Police launched a large-scale special drive 'Operation Aakraman-21' on Tuesday, across the state, ahead of Holi, taking stringent action against criminals and anti-social elements. This special operation was conducted under Director General of Police Ajay Singhal, sending a clear message that law and order are paramount in the state and no unlawful activity will be tolerated.
Indore Mayor decides to skip celebration of Holi, Rangpanchami
Mayor Bhargava called the incident "very unfortunate" and expressed solidarity with the affected families.
Chennai: All-girls team launches solid rocket
The solid rocket was fully designed and built by girls, along with an indigenously developed in-house electric rocket system.
BJP's Pratul Deo dismisses Sonia Gandhi’s critique of Centre
Deo also argued that India continues its traditional role of mediation and advocacy for peace, a legacy he noted dates back to the administrations of her own predecessors.
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Himachal Govt disburses Rs. 17 crore for ex-servicemen welfare
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UP: Mosque covered with Tarpaulin in Shahjahanpur as precaution
Centre aims to boost annual foreign student admissions to 2 lakh
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