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A new bill plans to jail individuals disrupting Vande Mataram singing. This proposed legislation aims to amend existing laws regarding national honor. Disrupting the national song could lead to three years imprisonment. The government cites historical significance for this proposed amendment. This bill will be introduced during the upcoming Parliament session.

The National Testing Agency has warned of strict action against fake OMR sheets. Several OMR sheets submitted for NEET-UG result grievances were found to be fake or AI-generated. Candidates submitting digitally altered documents face cancellation of results and debarment. The agency is scrutinizing all complaints and will take corrective measures if discrepancies are found. Fabricated

Opposition leaders have demanded an independent probe into Ram temple donations. They also warned the government’s credibility depends on swift action regarding this issue. Activists and a political party plan a march to Parliament over paper leaks. Many opposition parties support this protest and may join the Parliament gherao. These twin issues are likely to

Cong can raise demand, can’t force govt: Rijiju

VIJAYAWADA: CPI(M) STATE SECRETARY V. SRINIVASA RAO PRESS CONFERENCE & BITE  Press Trust of India

Opposition parties staged a walkout from an all-party meeting on Sunday. They protested the government’s decision to invite a breakaway faction of the Trinamool Congress. The government defended its invitation, stating it must include all groups. Both warring factions of the Trinamool Congress exchanged sharp remarks during the meeting. This event foreshadows a potentially contentious

Illegal immigrants from Bangladesh enter India through a planned labor supply chain. Touts facilitate their infiltration and transport to various job sites across India. Indian employers utilize these networks for cheap, unskilled labor in sectors like textiles and construction. Forged documents are arranged, enabling immigrants to work and even register as voters. Assam seeks legal

PV Sindhu says winning Japan Open reinstates belief it is not over yet  Press Trust of India