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After Dharmendra Pradhan’s Exit, Kangana Ranaut Attacks Gen-Z For “Demanding Freedom Without Responsibility”

After Dharmendra Pradhan’s Exit, Kangana Ranaut Attacks Gen-Z For “Demanding Freedom Without Responsibility”

Actress-turned-BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has now hit out against Gen-Z, the same group whose month-long protest in Delhi had forced Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to step down. On Monday, the MP made several controversial remarks targeting the protesting youth, especially female students, through multiple posts on social media. In an Instagram post, Kangana Ranaut claimed that many Gen-Z youth today want to live an independent life without taking responsibility. She even called this generation "Generation Gutter". Kangana Ranaut wrote, "Truly independent women make brave decisions, stand firm in their opinions and take responsibility for their own actions. But demanding independence…
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Bombay High Court Gives Green Signal; Nitin Gadkari To File Defamation Suit Against Meta, Google, X

Bombay High Court Gives Green Signal; Nitin Gadkari To File Defamation Suit Against Meta, Google, X

Amid the ongoing nationwide debate over the E-20 fuel policy, the Bombay High Court has now cleared the way for Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to file a defamation suit against digital platforms like Meta, Google, and X. Gadkari had approached the court alleging that his and his family's reputation was damaged through deepfake videos and misleading campaigns. With the court's permission, Gadkari can now file a civil suit against Facebook and Instagram, which are owned by Meta, as well as against X, Google, and unidentified individuals or pages that created and circulated the defamatory content. The Ministry of Electronics and…
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CPI(M) Alleges Vizhinjam MD’s Removal Favoured Adani

CPI(M) Alleges Vizhinjam MD’s Removal Favoured Adani

The CPI(M) in Kerala has alleged that the removal of an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the post of Managing Director of the Vizhinjam International Seaport project was intended to benefit the Adani Group, which is developing and operating the port under a public-private partnership. The party claimed that the administrative decision was politically motivated and questioned the circumstances surrounding the officer's transfer, demanding greater transparency from the state government. CPI(M) leaders argued that the change in leadership could influence key decisions related to the strategic infrastructure project and called for a detailed explanation of the reasons behind the…
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Only Electric Two-Wheelers in Delhi After 2028: Petrol Bike Registration to End

Only Electric Two-Wheelers in Delhi After 2028: Petrol Bike Registration to End

Petrol-powered bikes will be banned in Delhi. From now on, petrol-driven bikes will no longer be registered; instead, only electric bikes will be registered. The Delhi government has confirmed this decision.Under the Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy 2.0, the registration of petrol-powered two-wheelers will be banned from April 1, 2028. Despite pushback from the industry, the government has not changed its stance. This policy will be presented to the cabinet next week and is expected to be officially notified before the end of June 2026.
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Sign of Healthy Ecosystem: Rare Black Bear Spotted in Manipur After Hunting Decline

Sign of Healthy Ecosystem: Rare Black Bear Spotted in Manipur After Hunting Decline

A rare Asiatic Black Bear (Ursus thibetanus), a species classified as Vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, has been recorded through a camera trap in Shirui Village of Ukhrul district, Manipur. The sighting has been described by conservationists as a major milestone for wildlife protection in the region and a positive sign that community-driven conservation efforts are helping restore the local ecosystem. The wildlife monitoring exercise was conducted by Patrick Shangh, Co-founder of ENFOGAL, in collaboration with Pamreithing Luireiwo, a former hunter who has now become a conservationist. Luireiwo’s deep understanding of the forest…
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Bihar’s New Prodigy: 15-Year-Old Akshara Gupta Slams 306_ in U-19 One-Day Trophy, 50 Off 16 Balls

Bihar’s New Prodigy: 15-Year-Old Akshara Gupta Slams 306_ in U-19 One-Day Trophy, 50 Off 16 Balls

She is just 15 years old, but with the dominance of her bat, a teenage cricketer from Bihar has already become the talk of the town. With a destructive innings of an unbeaten 306 runs in the Under-19 Women’s One Day tournament, Akshara Gupta has drawn the attention of cricket lovers across the world. Akshara played this record-breaking innings on Thursday at the Sandys Compound Ground in Bhagalpur in the Bihar Cricket Association’s Women’s Under-19 One Day Trophy competition. Akshara scored 306 runs off just 126 balls, an innings that included 55 fours and 8 sixes. Adopting an aggressive approach…
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Union Commerce Minister’s Announcement: India-US Trade Deal to Happen by July

Union Commerce Minister’s Announcement: India-US Trade Deal to Happen by July

There is a strong possibility that a commercial trade agreement between India and the United States of America will reach its final shape within the next month. Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal revealed this information today.He stated that both countries are actively working to resolve their mutual differences. Goyal mentioned that discussions regarding the highly anticipated agreement are ongoing, and the first phase of the deal is expected to be completed soon, specifically by mid-July.The United States is one of India's largest trading partners. It is hoped that a fruitful agreement will add a new and stronger dimension to this…
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Delhi HC Upholds ₹144 Cr Pay Order Against SpiceJet

Delhi HC Upholds ₹144 Cr Pay Order Against SpiceJet

The Delhi High Court today dealt a fresh legal setback to SpiceJet by dismissing the airline's review petition against a previous order directing it to deposit ₹144 crore. The court’s decision affirms its earlier directive, which mandates that the financially troubled carrier fulfill this significant payment obligation. This legal development stems from a prolonged dispute, highlighting the mounting financial and litigation-related pressures currently weighing on the airline's operations. By rejecting the petition, the bench maintained its stance on enforcing the previous ruling, underscoring the necessity for compliance with judicial mandates regarding financial liabilities. This decision is expected to further complicate…
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Pune’s Summer Surprise: Massive Hailstorm Transforms Hinjewadi into a Winter Wonderland

Pune’s Summer Surprise: Massive Hailstorm Transforms Hinjewadi into a Winter Wonderland

Residents of Pune, particularly in the tech hub of Hinjewadi, were treated to a breathtaking and rare meteorological spectacle as a severe hailstorm blanketed the city in white, mimicking a high-altitude snowfall. The event, which occurred during a period usually marked by rising summer temperatures and persistent dust, saw the sky turn dark before unleashing a rhythmic barrage of hailstones that quickly covered balconies, car hoods, and streets. Within minutes, the typical grey concrete of the IT park was replaced by a brilliant white carpet, prompting thousands of residents to take to social media to share videos and photos of…
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Supreme Court Defends NCERT Integrity Amid Textbook Revision Controversy

Supreme Court Defends NCERT Integrity Amid Textbook Revision Controversy

The Supreme Court of India issued a stern warning on February 25, 2026, asserting that it would not permit any person or entity to "defame" the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) or undermine the credibility of the country’s premier educational institution. Presiding over a bench addressing a series of Public Interest Litigations (PILs) that challenged recent curriculum changes, the Chief Justice of India emphasized that while academic critique is a fundamental right, coordinated campaigns aimed at malicious character assassination of the institution's experts cross a legal and ethical line. The court's remarks come in response to allegations…
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