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      17 March

      Andhra: Major General Ajay Misra conducts maiden visit to Sainik School Kalikiri

      Upon his arrival, Major General Ajay Misra was honored with a Guard of Honour by the school’s NCC Cadets, showcasing their discipline and dedication to military traditions. This was followed by a briefing from the school authorities, highlighting key academic and administrative activities. Hyderabad: Major General Ajay Misra, General Officer Commanding, Telangana and Andhra Sub Area, and Chairman, Local Board of Administration, conducted his maiden visit to Sainik School Kalikiri. Upon his arrival, Major General Ajay Misra was accorded a Guard of Honour by the school’s NCC Cadets, demonstrating their discipline and commitment to military traditions. It was followed by a briefing by the school authorities, where key aspects of academic and administrative activities were discussed. The General Officer inspected the…

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    • 17 March

      Immigration Bill: Seven-year jail term or Rs 10 lakh fine for using forged passport

      The legislation, piloted by the Union Home Ministry, also provides for mandatory reporting of information about foreigners by hotels, universities, other educational institutions, hospitals and nursing homes to enable tracking of overstaying foreigners New Delhi: Anyone found using a forged passport or visa for entering, staying or exiting India will be punished with a jail term of up to seven years and a fine to the extent of Rs 10 lakh if the new immigration bill is approved by Parliament. The legislation, piloted by the Union Home Ministry, also provides for mandatory reporting of information about foreigners by hotels, universities, other educational institutions, hospitals and nursing homes to enable tracking of overstaying foreigners. All international airlines and ships will also be…

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    • 17 March

      Drugs worth Rs 75 crore seized in Karnataka; two South African nationals held

      Authorities discovered MDMA concealed in their trolley bags, alongside four mobile phones, passports, and Rs 18,000 in cash Mangaluru: Mangaluru Police seized over 37 kg of MDMA valued at Rs 75 crore, the biggest-ever drug haul in the State, a police official said on Sunday. Two South African nationals were arrested in Bengaluru in connection with this case, the official said. Addressing a press conference, Mangaluru Police Commissioner Anupam Agarwal stated that the operation stemmed from an earlier arrest six months ago. In September, police apprehended one Haider Ali in Pumpwell, Mangaluru, and confiscated 15 grams of MDMA from him. Subsequent investigations led authorities to a Nigerian national named Peter, who was arrested in Bengaluru with MDMA worth Rs 6 crore.…

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    • 17 March

      Stalin’s politically motivated criticism of NDA govt doing injustice to south: Kishan Reddy

      In the run-up to the Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, the DMK is carrying out a “fresh make-up to an old drama” to escape opposition among people to its rule and the alleged corruption and dictatorial attitude of Stalin’s family, the BJP leader told reporters. Hyderabad: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin‘s criticism that the Modi government is doing injustice to south India and the meeting on delimitation convened by him are purely politically motivated, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged on Sunday. In the run-up to the Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, the DMK is carrying out a “fresh make-up to an old drama” to escape opposition among people to its rule and the alleged corruption and dictatorial attitude of Stalin’s family, the BJP…

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    • 17 March

      Nitin Gadkari stresses need for education in Muslim community, slams caste-based politics

      Addressing the convocation ceremony of the Central India Group of Institutions in Nagpur on Saturday, he stressed that education is the key to development and progress. Nagpur: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has underscored the urgent need for education in the Muslim community while speaking out against caste-based politics. Addressing the convocation ceremony of the Central India Group of Institutions in Nagpur on Saturday, he stressed that education is the key to development and progress. “In our society, the community that needs education the most is the Muslim community,” Gadkari said. He pointed out that, “unfortunately, only a handful of professions have gained prominence within the Muslim community, such as running tea stalls, paan shops, scrap dealing, truck driving, and cleaning.” “If people from…

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    • 17 March

      Onus on Pak to improve ties as every bid for peace met with hostility and betrayal: Modi

      Even the people of Pakistan long for peace because they also must be tired of living in strife, unrest and relentless terror where even innocent children are killed and countless lives are destroyed, says PM New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that every attempt to foster peace with Pakistan was met with hostility and betrayal and hoped that wisdom would prevail on the leadership in Islamabad to improve bilateral ties.In a podcast with Lex Fridman released on Sunday, Modi recalled that he had specially invited his Pakistan counterpart Nawaz Sharif for his swearing-in ceremony in 2014 with the hope that the two countries could turn a new leaf. “Yet, every noble attempt at fostering peace was met with hostility…

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    • 17 March

      Raisina Dialogue 2025: Foreign Ministers of Slovakia, Philippines, and Antigua & Barbuda arrive in Delhi

      The Foreign Ministers of Slovakia, Juraj Blanar; Enrique A. Manalo of The Philippines; and E.P. Chet Greene of Antigua and Barbuda, have already arrived in the national capital, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Monday in a statement. New Delhi: The three-day Raisina Dialogue, India’s prominent conference on geopolitics and geo-economics, will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, with delegates from 125 countries arriving in New Delhi to participate in it. The Foreign Ministers of Slovakia, Juraj Blanar; Enrique A. Manalo of The Philippines; and E.P. Chet Greene of Antigua and Barbuda, have already arrived in the national capital, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Monday in a statement. Taking to social media platform X, Ministry of…

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    • 17 March

      Parliament today: Budget session resumes, key reports to be discussed

      According to the list of business in the Lok Sabha, BJP MP Radha Mohan Singh and Samjawadi Party MP Virendra Singh will present reports of the Standing Committee on Defence for grants of the Ministry of Defence for the year 2025-26. New Delhi: The Budget Session of Parliament will resume on Monday after a brief holiday on account of Holi. Key reports and Bills will be presented in both Houses — Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. According to the list of business in the Lok Sabha, BJP MP Radha Mohan Singh and Samjawadi Party MP Virendra Singh will present reports of the Standing Committee on Defence for grants of the Ministry of Defence for the year 2025-26. The Standing Committee on External Affairs…

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    • 17 March

      Ayodhya’s Ram temple to have no chief priest now after Acharya Satyendra Das’ death, says Champat Rai

      He made the remark on Sunday in response to a question on the appointment of a new Chief Priest after the demise of Acharya Satyendra Das. Ayodhya: Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra General Secretary, Champat Rai has said that Ayodhya’s Ram temple will have no chief priest from now. He made the remark on Sunday in response to a question on the appointment of a new Chief Priest after the demise of Acharya Satyendra Das. Rai said that there will be no Chief Priest now as there is no one of Das’s age and respect, adding no one is as learned as him. “We had asked Acharya Satyendra Das six months ago; there won’t be any chief priest now. There is no one…

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    • 17 March

      Glimpse of worst fires at nightclubs, music venues

      The deadliest nightclub fire in US history killed 492 people at Boston’s Cocoanut Grove club in November 1942 Skopje: A fire at a nightclub in the town of Kocani in North Macedonia has killed 51 people and injured about 100 more, according to authorities. Here is a look at some other nightclub and music venue fires that have led to significant death tolls. April 2024: A blaze at the Masquerade nightclub in Istanbul, Turkiye trapped workers and employees while the venue was closed for renovations. It was located on the ground and basement floors of a 16-story residential building. October 2023: A fire that started at a nightclub in the southeastern Spanish city of Murcia and spread to two other clubs left 13…

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