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"Lose Vote, Lose Benefits": DK Shivakumar's Big Warning As SIR Begins In State

As the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls gets underway in Karnataka from Tuesday, Chief Minister DK Shivakumar warned citizens against losing their voting rights. Urging people to ensure that their names are on the electoral rolls, the Chief Minister cautioned that those who lose their voting rights will also lose government benefits. "The right to vote is the right to live," he said. "In West Bengal, an order has been issued to verify and delete all ineligible ration beneficiaries based on SIR. Similar measures are being taken by other states. If you lose the right to vote, you'll lose government benefits," he added. The Election Commission will begin the house-to-house enumeration exercise across Karnataka from Tuesday, and it will continue till July 29.


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TMC नेता के पति पर फूटा जनता का गुस्सा, अंडों की बरसात से हड़कंप

बंगाल में बवाल! पूर्व विधायक के पति को भीड़ ने बनाया निशाना


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‘मेरा कोई लेना-देना नहीं’—चढ़ावा चोरी केस में चंपत राय का बड़ा बयान

राम मंदिर विवाद में नया मोड़, चंपत राय ने तोड़ी चुप्पी


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रिहर्सल से लेकर मर्डर तक! लोहागढ़ किला बना साजिश का अड्डा

रिहर्सल से लेकर मर्डर तक! लोहागढ़ किला बना साजिश का अड्डा


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बेटी पर बुरी नजर का आरोप, मां ने बहन संग कर डाली हत्या

गाजियाबाद में सनसनी—लिव-इन पार्टनर को मौत के घाट उतारा


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Ketan murder case: Police turn to gait analysis, hunt for clothes Chetan wore that day

Police are employing forensic gait analysis to verify claims of accused Chetan Chaudhary being near Lohagad Fort on the day of Ketan Agrawal's death. A fresh crime scene reconstruction with Chaudhary is planned, alongside efforts to recover his alleged attire. Both Chaudhary and co-accused Siya Goyal are in police custody until July 3 as the investigation into the alleged murder continues.
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Nitish Reddy racing against time to be fit for England ODIs; Gill, Rahul to reach early

All-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy faces a race against time for the upcoming ODI series against England, with a minor left quadricep pull sidelining him. While the management is optimistic about his return next month, his participation in England appears unlikely. The Zimbabwe T20Is are being considered as a potential comeback opportunity.
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Jio IPO: What is Project Jupiter? How Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance worked behind closed doors for India's biggest offering

Reliance engaged with regulators to secure greater flexibility in IPO rules, encouraging key investors to divest their holdings, and designing the country's largest public offering while keeping its structure under wraps. The highly confidential initiative was internally code-named Project Jupiter, reflecting both its scale and strategic importance.
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Elon Musk agrees with what Apple CEO Tim Cook said has shocked him; says: Biggest ...

Tech giants like Apple and Microsoft are significantly increasing prices for devices like iPads, MacBooks, and Xbox consoles due to a severe global memory chip shortage. This surge, driven by the AI boom's demand for data centers, has quadrupled memory costs. Apple stated they absorbed these increases for as long as possible before passing them on to consumers.
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Why Klopp targeted Arsenal while slamming VAR after Germany’s World Cup exit

Germany's World Cup exit has ignited fierce debate, with Jurgen Klopp leading criticism of a disallowed extra-time winner. Klopp questioned VAR's interpretation of fouls, even referencing Arsenal's set-piece success. Legends Miroslav Klose and Bastian Schweinsteiger echoed these sentiments, lamenting VAR's perceived overreach and its impact on player psychology, particularly after Jonathan Tah missed a crucial penalty.
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'Stripped, thrashed': Bengaluru SI forces minor boys to perform obscene acts, records videos

A Bengaluru police sub-inspector, Praveen, has been arrested for allegedly sexually harassing and assaulting minor boys during a murder inquiry. Sources claim he thrashed and stripped the boys, forcing them into obscene acts and recording them. The leaked video prompted a suo-motu case under the POCSO Act, leading to his apprehension and custody for questioning.
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Strait back in business: Hormuz traffic picks up as supertankers slide through passage

The Strait of Hormuz is seeing a welcome return of maritime traffic after a period of intense tension. Following recent attacks and subsequent retaliatory strikes, crude carriers are cautiously re-entering the Persian Gulf. Data indicates a significant increase in commodity vessel transits, signaling renewed confidence among shipowners and a potential boost for regional oil output.
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Kanchivaram silk, Toda shawl & more: Gifts PM Modi gave during Seychelles visit

Kanchivaram silk, Toda shawl & more: Gifts PM Modi gave during Seychelles visit
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'Ikka': Cast, trailer, plot, release date of the Sunny Deol and Akshaye Khanna starrer courtroom drama revealed

Get ready for Netflix India's courtroom drama 'Ikka', featuring the powerhouse performances of Sunny Deol and Akshaye Khanna, set to premiere on July 10. Directed by Siddharth P. Malhotra, this gripping film tackles profound themes of justice, morality, and the personal toll of tough decisions as a principled lawyer stands up for a high-profile defendant. The trailer promises a thrilling mix of emotional familial struggles and intense courtroom showdowns.
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