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BPSC exam controller’s controversial statement triggers action, CM Samrat Choudhary orders suspension
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has taken cognisance of a viral video involving a Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination controller and directed the General Administration Department to suspend the concerned official. The action comes after a video of BPSC Examination Controller Rajesh Kumar Singh went viral on social media following an objectionable remark he allegedly made during a press conference.
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BJP to go solo in Punjab Assembly polls: BL Santhosh amid buzz over alliance with SAD
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will contest all 117 Assembly seats in Punjab in the upcoming elections, said party national general secretary BL Santosh on Monday amid buzz over alliance with Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD). It is pertinent to mention that assembly elections are due in Punjab early next year.
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Onion prices surge 59%, Centre ramps up ‘Kanda Express’ supplies to major market to cool rates
As retail onion prices surge 59 per cent year-on-year, the Centre has begun transporting bulk onion stocks through dedicated railway rakes – the ‘Kanda Express’ – from Nashik in Maharashtra to major consumption centres, Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare said on Monday. The move is aimed at boosting supplies and containing the seasonal rise in onion prices.
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FDA suspends licenses of five food outlets on Mumbai Cricket Association premises over hygiene issues
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken major action against five food establishments operated at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), suspending their food licences over alleged violations of food safety and hygiene norms. The establishments facing action include the Permit Room, Pavilion, Mediterranean, Oriental Swing and Club Vay and Pastry Counter. The FDA conducted inspections at the MCA establishments on August 20. During the inspections, officials found several shortcomings related to cleanliness, food storage, refrigeration, food handling and overall food safety practices.
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‘Iran tried to kill one of my sons’: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu makes shocking claim
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (August 24) claimed that Iran tried to assassinate one of his two sons, without offering further details. In a phone interview with Israel’s Channel 14, Netanyahu said, “Something incredible happened: Iran targeted one of my sons. Iran tried to kill one of my sons.”
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MK Stalin moves Madras HC challenging TVK candidate VS Babu’s victory in Kolathur, seeks recount of vote
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday (August 24) moved the Madras High Court, challenging Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) candidate VS Babu’s election victory from the Kolathur Assembly constituency in the April 2026 Tamil Nadu elections.
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Work from home advisory issued for August 25 in Gurugram after heavy rain triggers traffic chaos
Authorities in Haryana’s Gurugram have once again issued a work-from-home advisory following heavy rainfall in the city, which has led to widespread waterlogging and traffic congestion at several places on Monday. The district administration has advised corporate offices to allow employees to work from home on August 25 to help ease traffic movement and reduce inconvenience to commuters. Additionally, schools have also been directed to conduct classes online in view of the prevailing weather conditions and the possibility of further disruption on the roads.
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Jaishankar meets Russian President Putin in Moscow, conveys PM Modi’s greetings and personal message
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday (August 24). He conveyed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s greetings and a personal message to the Russian leader.
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CJP announces another protest march in Delhi on September 5 over ‘unfulfilled promises’ by govt
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Monday (August 24) announced a nationwide call for a ‘peaceful’ protest march in New Delhi on 5 September 2026, accusing the Central government of failing to honour the commitments made to young people on 25 July, following which nationwide youth protests were withdrawn in good faith.
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Sugar prices to cool soon? ISMA says no shortage as imports rise and mills prepare to boost output
India’s sugar industry has sought to allay concerns over the recent rise in retail sugar prices, saying there is no shortage of the commodity in the country and prices are likely to ease in the coming days. The Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA), the apex industry body, attributed the recent price increase to multiple factors, including speculative purchases by traders and bulk consumers, along with lower sugar production due to adverse weather conditions. Addressing a press conference on Monday, ISMA President Niraj Shirgaokar said the industry was not responsible for creating an artificial shortage or pushing up ex-mill sugar prices. He maintained that adequate stocks are available in the country to meet demand.
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