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How India shifted its approach towards Pakistan during Operation Sindoor? Naravane makes big revelationThe central government on Monday agreed to hold a 16-hour-long discussion in the Lok Sabha on the recent Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack. As per details, the discussion is expected to be taken up next week, but the opposition is pressing for an immediate start to the discussion this week itself. They have also demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi respond personally during the discussion. The matter was discussed during a meeting of the Business Advisory Committee, where government representatives clarified that PM Modi will be travelling abroad this week, as a result, any discussion in his presence can only be scheduled next week, news agency PTI reported citing sources.
Read moreThe Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has amended its bye-law mandating schools to install high-resolution CCTV cameras with audio-visual facilities at all entry and exit points, lobbies, corridors, staircases, classrooms, labs, library, canteen area, store room, playground, and other common areas. The policy aims to ensure a fair and transparent exam process by closely monitoring activities within exam halls.
Read moreIn a major breakthrough, the police in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar have foiled a large-scale terror conspiracy aimed at sparking communal violence and lone-wolf attacks in the region. Addressing a press conference on Monday, DIG Saharanpur Abhishek Singh confirmed the arrest of three people in connection with the plot, revealing disturbing details about the attempted disruption.
Read moreWhen a bridal shop refused to return money for a lehenga (wedding dress) that his fiancée no longer wanted, a young guy became irate. The retailer had stated that they would only issue a credit note rather than refunding the Rs 32,300 cost of the outfit.
Read moreThe District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Mumbai (Suburban), has directed Apple India and Croma to jointly refund Rs 65,264, the cost of an iPhone 11, to the legal heirs of a customer after the two companies failed to address a microphone defect in the device. The panel held both the manufacturer and the retailer “jointly and severally liable” for deficient service.
Read moreIndiGo on Sunday began its commercial flight services from the Hindon Airport in Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad, connecting the terminal with nine cities, including Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. The flight services were flagged off by Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu.
Read moreA day after announcing her exit from politics and Aam Aadmi Party, Kharar MLA Anmol Gagan Mann, said that she will continue her journey in the party. Maan’s resignation was rejected by AAP, with the MLA accepting the decision.
Read moreThe July 13 drone strikes on ULFA(I) camps in Myanmar’s Sagaing region mark a significant escalation in the security dynamics of Northeast India and its periphery. Among those killed were senior ULFA(I) leaders, including Nayan Asom and Pradip Asom, dealing a severe blow to the outfit’s command structure.
Read moreUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday issued a stern warning to those attempting to disrupt the ongoing Kanwar Yatra, saying that strict action would be taken against them once the yatra concludes. Speaking in Meerut after showering flower petals on the Shiva devotees, Adityanath declared: “Flowers for kanwariyas, but sticks for troublemakers.” He emphasised that those sharing provocative or objectionable content on social media would also face consequences under the law. “The government is watching everything. Action will follow as soon as the yatra ends,” he warned.
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