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The Supreme Court refused to hear a plea challenging a home ministry circular on singing ‘Vande Mataram’ at official events. The court stated the directive is not mandatory, calling the petition premature and based on a vague apprehension of discrimination. It advised the petitioner to approach the court if any action is taken against him
West Region of India Reflects Balanced Financial Readiness with Strong Protection Awareness: HDFC Lifes Ready for Life Index The Wire India
AIADMK has finalized seat-sharing with seven NDA allies in Tamil Nadu for the April 23 Assembly elections, allocating 65 seats to partners like BJP (27), PMK (18), and AMMK (11). The AIADMK will contest the remaining 169 constituencies. This move solidifies the alliance’s structure ahead of the crucial contest against the ruling DMK.
Kerala’s 2026 Assembly elections are poised for close contests, mirroring the 2021 polls where narrow victory margins and fragmented vote shares were prevalent. Despite a consistent but limited NOTA presence, the focus remains on micro-level swings and party strength, as recent local body elections indicate potential shifts in tightly contested constituencies.
Veteran Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is stable and under observation at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital after being admitted Tuesday night due to feeling unwell following a weather change. Doctors are conducting investigations for potential stomach and urinary tract infections, with antibiotics administered as part of her treatment. Her condition is being closely monitored by a
Gujarat has passed its Uniform Civil Code Bill, 2026. This makes it the second Indian state to adopt a unified law for marriage, divorce, and inheritance. Union Home Minister Amit Shah hailed it as a historic step for equality. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel stated the UCC will ensure equal rights and dignity for women across
Harish Rana Funeral: India’s passive euthanasia case ends in Delhi rites day Deccan Herald
As West Bengal assembly elections approach, the BJP and TMC are trading sharp accusations. BJP chief Nitin Nabin alleged Hindus need court permission for puja pandals while Muslims can offer namaz freely. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee countered, calling the BJP an ‘anti-Bengali’ party and raising concerns about voter roll deletions and citizenship.
