In a significant move, two officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs have been apprehended on corruption charges linked to FCRA registrations. They are accused of demanding illicit payments to expedite pending applications. Following a credible tip-off, the Ministry confirmed their arrests. To enhance transparency, all FCRA registration processes have now been shifted to a digital platform, minimizing direct human involvement.
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The cabinet of Madhya Pradesh has sanctioned horizontal reservations for ex-Agniveers aiming to join various uniformed services, such as the police force. The initiative promises substantial investments in education, health care, and infrastructure statewide. By the 2026-27 academic year, approximately 76,000 guest teachers will be recruited to address the existing vacancies in schools.
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In October 2002, a sea wall breach in Essex transformed farmland into a coastal wetland, increasing saltmarsh areas. This project, supported by various environmental organizations, aimed to restore natural habitats and manage coastal erosion. Marine life flourished, and biodiversity increased rapidly in the newly flooded areas after the breach. Traditional farming on higher land continued alongside saltmarsh restoration, contributing to sustainable agriculture.
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Two wildlife crossings are planned over State Route 62 near Joshua Tree National Park in California’s Mojave Desert. The projects aim to reconnect fragmented habitats and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions. Researchers are studying bighorn sheep, mountain lions and bobcats to guide the designs, with more than $6 million in grants supporting engineering, environmental studies and planning.
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The Indian women’s hockey team will also be in action, taking on South Korea in the semifinals.
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The Congress Working Committee has escalated its confrontation over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner, suspension of SIR in several states and restoration of voter names it says were removed from the rolls. The party has also demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister and Home Minister.
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, author Chetan Bhagat discusses the challenges facing India's IITs following a series of student suicides and the wider debate over academic pressure, competition and student mental health. He speaks about the debate around reservation, merit and social justice, faculty vacancies and the need for structural reforms at institutions of excellence. Bhagat also weighs in on growing Gen Z disaffection, campus protests and the role of social media in amplifying youth anger and frustration.
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In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda discusses the city's biggest challenges — from traffic, potholes and flooding to waste management, public transport and unplanned growth. He outlines the government's short-, medium- and long-term plans, including investments in roads, stormwater drains, Metro and suburban rail, while addressing concerns over delays and accountability. Gowda also speaks about Bengaluru's tax contribution, Centre-state funding and the demands of citizens and IT professionals for better infrastructure.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's remarks contrasting Lord Ram and Lord Shiva have triggered a political row, with the BJP accusing him of drawing a North-South divide around religious identities. In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, BJP leader Madhavi Latha responds to Reddy's comments, his criticism of the BJP's use of Lord Ram and the larger debate over religion and politics. She also discusses the BJP's reach in South India and why she believes regional and religious identities should not be framed as opposing one another.
A dramatic police chase in Coimbatore saw Head Constable M. Balu Morgan cling to the top of a speeding SUV for nearly 40 kilometres after the driver allegedly tried to flee a police check. The vehicle was eventually stopped and three men were arrested, with a large consignment of banned gutka and tobacco products seized. After the video went viral, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay met and felicitated the cop in Chennai, praising his courage and presence of mind while urging him to stay safe.
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