Land dispute case filed in 1967, decided in 2026: A 59-yr battle ends in Aurangabad
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Thousands protested alleged examination irregularities, demanding accountability and the minister's resignation. Police stopped the march, leading to clashes and a lathi charge. A tearful protester questioned police actions, asking if they were not also their children. Specially-abled youngsters and concerned parents joined the demonstration for student futures. Volunteers provided aid as tensions escalated during the significant protest.
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HC directs PHED to cancel a JJM tender, flags ₹211cr loss to exchequer
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Coimbatore corporation installs two automated boom barriers at Vellalore dump yard
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Hyd deeptech startup Paninian develops India’s 1st pvt sector turbofan engine programme
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PK’s electoral debut turns Bankipur bypoll into prestige battle
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Flowerhorn cichlids, bred by humans, have found their way into Lake Sampaloc, a crater lake in the Philippines. Their presence poses a significant threat to the local ecosystem, competing aggressively with native ayungin fish and disrupting aquaculture. Experts raise alarms about the potential for disease transmission and the rapid expansion of this invasive species, underscoring a pressing global issue of domesticated animals affecting natural habitats.
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A floating research station shaped like a giant aluminium igloo has left France on a two-year Arctic mission to study biodiversity and the effects of climate change. The station will drift with sea ice while an international team of scientists collects more than 10,000 samples despite extreme cold, months of darkness and the risk of polar bear encounters.
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Syed Suhail | CJP Parliament March: CJP प्रदर्शन में जमकर बवाल, आगे क्या होगा? | Sonam Wangchuk
Delhi witnessed high-voltage drama as protests over the alleged paper leak controversy turned violent, with clashes between demonstrators and security personnel triggering scenes of chaos in the heart of the capital. Stone-pelting, tear gas and lathi-charge marked a day of unrest as protesters intensified calls for accountability and demanded the resignation of the Education Minister. As the agitation spilled onto the national stage, the government reached out through talks with protest representatives, while Rahul Gandhi's intervention added a fresh political dimension to the crisis. Is this a genuine youth uprising demanding justice, or has the movement evolved into a larger political battle? Tonight, we debate the growing confrontation and the government's next move.
Sucherita Kukreti | CJP Parliament March: CJP प्रदर्शन में जमकर बवाल, Sonam Wangchuk क्या बोले?
CJP के संसद मार्च में आज क्या-क्या हुआ?
The Monsoon Session got off to a turbulent start as repeated opposition protests over the alleged NEET paper leak issue disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings, forcing multiple adjournments. Opposition MPs stormed the Well of the House, raising slogans demanding justice for students and pressing for an immediate discussion on the controversy. Speaker Om Birla appealed for order, stressing that Parliament cannot function amid constant disruptions. Outside Parliament, Samajwadi Party MPs marched to Jantar Mantar in solidarity with protesting students, with Dimple Yadav accusing the government of ignoring youth concerns and refusing meaningful dialogue on the issue.
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