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LPG shortage forces Pondicherry University to prepone exams, direct students to vacate hostels by May 1

The Students Federation of India, Pondicherry University unit (SFI PU), condemned the arbitrary decision of the university to prepone the examinations and to direct the students to vacate the hostel.

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‘Be cautious filing nominations’: Mamata alleges EC bias, targets BJP

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alleged that Election Commission-appointed officials were tasked with rejecting her party’s candidate nominations. She urged candidates to be cautious during filing and accused the BJP of misusing central agencies and manipulating voter lists, particularly targeting women and poor individuals.

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Mirza Waheed Explores Family, Loss, And The Digital Abyss

Mirza Waheed is a novelist and essayist born and raised in Kashmir and living in London. His debut novel, ‘The Collaborator’, was a finalist for the Guardian First Book Award and the Shakti Bhatt Prize and was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize. His second novel, ‘The Book of Gold Leaves’, was shortlisted for the

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Rs 1,717 crore lost to digital fraud in Delhi since 2023, only 10% recovered: Government

Delhi lost approximately Rs 1,717 crore to digital payment fraud and online cheating between 2023 and 2025, with only 10% recovered. The Delhi Police reported a significant rise in cases, prompting enhanced measures like the ‘1930’ helpline and a specialized financial fraud mitigation center to expedite fund recovery and raise public awareness.

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‘Who is the biggest litigant? Cost should be imposed’: SC imposes Rs 25,000 penalty on Centre over CISF dismissal case

The Supreme Court imposed Rs 25,000 costs on the Centre for challenging a High Court order reinstating a CISF official. Upholding the High Court’s ruling, the bench found the dismissal disproportionate, noting the official had taken medical leave and the woman involved had no grievance. The court emphasized the government’s role as a major litigant

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‘We’ll find him another job’: Rahul Gandhi says he met ‘Yamaraj’ during Kerala campaign, highlights UDF health scheme

Rahul Gandhi encountered a man dressed as Yamaraj during his Kerala campaign, humorously suggesting the UDF’s proposed Rs 25 lakh health insurance scheme would render the God of Death jobless. This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens from medical crises, ensuring healthcare as a right for all Keralites.

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‘Deceiving for decades’: BJP slams LDF, UDF ahead of Kerala polls; says voters left choosing between two similar fronts

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched a strong attack on Kerala’s LDF and UDF, accusing both of deceiving the state’s people for decades with similar politics and governance. He alleged corruption and poor performance, stating voters are seeking a credible alternative as the BJP-led NDA intensifies its campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections.

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