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Torch-bearing villagers protest drinking water crisis in Uttarakhand's Devprayag

Torch-bearing villagers protest drinking water crisis in Uttarakhand's Devprayag

National Herald

Villagers in Devprayag, Uttarakhand, protested with torches over a months-long drinking water shortage. They said, "they have been unable to access clean drinking water." Opposition parties are now targeting the BJP government, claiming it failed to deliver on its 'Har Ghar Jal' promises, despite the region being rich in rivers.

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Evict me by force: Rabri Devi on her bungalow being allotted to a Bihar minister

Evict me by force: Rabri Devi on her bungalow being allotted to a Bihar minister

Hindustan Times

Rabri Devi is refusing to leave her Patna bungalow, which has been given to a new minister. She told reporters, "Let him get me evicted by force." The RJD leader feels she has a right to stay in the house, which has been her family's home for years.

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AIADMK leaders call on TN Guv seeking action against TVK's 'horse-trading'

AIADMK leaders call on TN Guv seeking action against TVK's 'horse-trading'

Hindustan Times

AIADMK leaders met the Tamil Nadu Governor on Saturday, asking him to act against the ruling TVK party for "horse-trading." They said four AIADMK lawmakers switched to TVK. Leader Agri SS Krishnamoorthy said, "We have urged him to take immediate action." This happened after the MLAs resigned and joined TVK.

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'Unexpected true friendship brewing': US war secy Hegseth on Pakistan PM Sharif, army chief Munir

'Unexpected true friendship brewing': US war secy Hegseth on Pakistan PM Sharif, army chief Munir

Hindustan Times

US war secretary Pete Hegseth said an "unexpected true friendship" is brewing with Pakistan's PM and army chief. He credited Donald Trump for brokering peace between India and Pakistan last year. Hegseth sees this developing friendship as important for regional stability, even as both nations view each other through security concerns.

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SIR battle begins: Parties deploy booth armies across Maharashtra

SIR battle begins: Parties deploy booth armies across Maharashtra

Indian Express

Political parties in Maharashtra are gearing up for the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists. The BJP is running a door-to-door campaign, with a leader saying, "At least fifty lakh ineligible voters are there in Maharashtra." The Congress has also launched its own campaign to ensure voters are registered correctly.

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Kewal Singh Dhillon's appointment revives old debate: Can BJP grow in Punjab on its own?

Kewal Singh Dhillon's appointment revives old debate: Can BJP grow in Punjab on its own?

Indian Express

Kewal Singh Dhillon's new role as Punjab BJP chief has sparked debate. Former CM Amarinder Singh said, "Kewal Dhillon is a good friend, but not the right choice." This comes as the party aims for unity before the 2027 elections, with Amarinder Singh being the first senior leader to voice concerns publicly.

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'Cancer' not allowed to spread: Tripura CM warns against anti-party activities

'Cancer' not allowed to spread: Tripura CM warns against anti-party activities

Hindustan Times

Tripura CM Manik Saha warned party members against "anti-party" actions, saying no "cancer" would spread in the BJP. He stressed discipline and warned that even big leaders would face consequences if they went against the party. He also criticized the opposition and alleged propaganda efforts against the BJP.

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U.S. War Secretary Hegseth backs Trump's India-Pak ceasefire claim; outlines Indo-Pacific strategy

U.S. War Secretary Hegseth backs Trump's India-Pak ceasefire claim; outlines Indo-Pacific strategy

The Hindu

US War Secretary Hegseth said President Trump helped broker peace between India and Pakistan. He called India a key partner in the Indo-Pacific strategy. Hegseth mentioned "brokering a peace between India and Pakistan," but India maintains it was a direct understanding. He also praised both nations for global peace contributions.

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If someone becomes dangerous, violence is necessary: Yogi Adityanath

If someone becomes dangerous, violence is necessary: Yogi Adityanath

India Today

Yogi Adityanath said that while non-violence is good, "violence becomes necessary" when people threaten the nation. He spoke at an event in Lucknow, stressing that security is key for development and the world respects strength. He also highlighted the new use for the retired INS Gomati ship.

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Siddaramaiah's Son Yathindra To Be Made Cabinet Minister, Not DyCM

Siddaramaiah's Son Yathindra To Be Made Cabinet Minister, Not DyCM

Deccan Chronicle

Siddaramaiah's son, Yathindra, is set to become a cabinet minister, not deputy CM. This was a condition for Siddaramaiah to take the CM post. A Congress leader said, "Yathindra making into the cabinet is almost confirmed." This move aims to keep Siddaramaiah happy and ensure smooth government functioning.

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'Unable to conduct a single exam within the country...destroyed entire education system': Rahul's dig at PM

'Unable to conduct a single exam within the country...destroyed entire education system': Rahul's dig at PM

Indian Express

Rahul Gandhi slammed the government, saying "not a single one could be conducted honestly." He pointed to recent exam delays like CUET, NEET, and SSC, accusing PM Modi of destroying India's education system despite claims of being a 'vishwaguru'. He highlighted the struggles of one crore students affected by these issues.

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Gen. Chauhan wraps up 'very satisfying' tenure as CDS; Lt. Gen. Subramani to take charge on May 31

Gen. Chauhan wraps up 'very satisfying' tenure as CDS; Lt. Gen. Subramani to take charge on May 31

The Hindu

Gen. Anil Chauhan called his time as CDS "very satisfying" after nearly four years, focusing on service synergy. He helped plan Operation Sindoor and pushed for integrated military commands. Lt. Gen. N.S. Raja Subramani takes over as the new CDS on May 31, 2026.

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