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Day after Vijay’s unreleased film leaks online, TVK blames rivals

TVK party blames Union minister L Murugan and Tamil Nadu’s deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin for the online leak of actor Vijay’s unreleased film ‘Jananayagan’. The production house has filed a complaint seeking forensic investigation and legal action against those responsible for the unauthorized circulation.

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Those deleted from rolls ‘anti-nationals’, says Bengal BJP neta

Former state BJP chief Dilip Ghosh labelled over 90 lakh people removed from Bengal’s electoral rolls as ‘anti-nationals’. He challenged Trinamool Congress to win without ‘fake voters’. Ghosh’s remarks came after acknowledging some genuine voters were removed. His opponent criticised the statement, questioning if Hindus excluded were traitors.

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No notices for code violations, EC now goes for FIRs straight

The Election Commission has issued no model code of conduct notices during ongoing polls, opting instead for FIRs for serious violations. This shift, attributed to CEC Gyanesh Kumar, aims to streamline enforcement within tight campaign schedules and leverage existing legal frameworks for offenses like communal remarks and personal attacks.

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Kin try to give Veerappan a Robin Hood aura, join fray as ‘defenders of Tamil nationalism’

Veerappan’s daughter Vidhyarani and widow Muthulakshmi are entering electoral politics. They aim to portray the late forest brigand as a protector of Tamil rights. Vidhyarani is contesting from Mettur and Muthulakshmi from Krishnagiri. Both candidates are backed by parties supporting Tamil nationalism. Their campaigns focus on their father’s legacy and local issues.

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Bengal, with its polarised minority vote, makes Hindutva & security good poll planks, feels BJP

BJP’s Bengal manifesto champions Hindutva and national security, promising a crackdown on infiltrators and implementing Uniform Civil Code. It also targets women and youth with welfare schemes, aiming to consolidate Hindu votes against TMC’s alleged appeasement. The party stresses border security and curbing corruption, seeking to replicate its Assam success.

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Deceptive recruitment of Indians for Ukraine war is trafficking: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is examining serious allegations of human trafficking. Relatives claim Indians were lured to Russia for jobs or studies but were then forced into military roles. Their passports were taken, and they faced threats. The court has asked the solicitor general to investigate these disturbing reports.

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Oppn meet to forge women’s quota bill stand on April 15

Opposition parties will meet April 15 to strategize on the women’s reservation law amendments. Congress slammed the government for delinking the quota from Census 2026 and delimitation, accusing it of political maneuvering. Concerns were raised about the constitutional process and potential sub-quotas for OBC women, with a call to follow the census-delimitation-quota sequence.

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Without naming Israel, India regrets Lebanon civilian deaths

India expressed deep concern over significant civilian casualties in recent Israeli strikes on Lebanon, following a US-Iran ceasefire. As a UNIFIL contributor, India finds the events disturbing, emphasizing civilian protection and respect for international law. The ceasefire’s fragility is highlighted by confusion over Lebanon’s inclusion.

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J&K: Two grenades found in mystery box in Rajouri

Security forces discovered a suspected IED-type box with two grenades in Rajouri’s Sunderbani belt. This incident followed the detention of a school van driver in Jammu, who had multiple Pakistani contacts on his phone. Investigations are ongoing into the driver’s suspected terror links.

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