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    • Feb- 2025 -
      10 February

      KTR calls for resurvey of castes in Telangana, says will participate with KCR

      He claimed that the caste survey conducted by the Congress government had failed contrary to the Kamareddy Declaration promises. Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao (KTR) on Sunday, February 9, called for a resurvey of castes in Telangana. He claimed that the caste survey conducted by the Congress government had failed contrary to the Kamareddy Declaration promises. Stating that the BC population had been reduced by around five percent. He said he would take part in the caste survey along with former Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhara Rao. The Sircilla MLA demanded the resurvey be done in the next one month. Addressing the media in Hyderabad, the former Telangana minister said, “Justice can be done to…

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    • 10 February

      Hyderabad: KTR condemns Congress, BJP’s silence over attack on Chilkur Balaji priest

      KTR’s reaction comes after the head priest of the Chilkur Balaji temple Rangarajan was allegedly physically attacked and manhandled by a group of people. Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao on Monday, February 10, condemned the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for their silence on the attack on Chilkur Balaji Temple Priest CS Rangarajan in Hyderabad on Sunday. KTR sought accountability and action against the culprits and the safety of Rangarajan. Attacking the Congress and BJP, the Sircilla MLA said that Defenders of Dharma attack, while defenders of the Constitution sit back and watch. KTR termed the Congress and BJP as self-proclaimed protectors of Hinduism. In a post on X, the former Telangana minister…

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    • 10 February

      Floodlight failure halts India-England ODI for 35 minutes

      The public address system even encouraged fans to turn on their phone flashlights, creating an electrifying atmosphere – minus the cricket. The public address system even encouraged fans to turn on their phone flashlights, creating an electrifying atmosphere – minus the cricket. India was cruising at 48 for no loss in 6.1 overs in a chase of 305 when one of the eight floodlights near the clock tower failed, forcing players out of the field. The issue first surfaced around 6:15 pm when some floodlights briefly went off but the power supply was restored as England pacer Saqib Mahmood was about to bowl to Rohit Sharma. However, moments later, the lights went out completely, leaving the players frustrated. “The generator…

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    • 10 February

      Silent rally in Kolkata on RG Kar victim’s birthday, demanding justice

      The day also marks completion of six months of the crime that took place on August 9, 2024. Kolkata: Doctors and people in Kolkata on Sunday, February 9, took out a silent rally on the first birthday of the RG Kar hospital medic since her death last year, and demanded justice for her. The rally, which started from College Square near the Calcutta University campus, was halted at the gate of the state-run medical facility in north Kolkata by security personnel. A large contingent of Kolkata Police personnel outside the hospital and CISF jawans inside its premises were deployed. Officials spoke to the participants, who had wanted to walk to a point inside the premises, where a plaque was put…

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    • 10 February

      How a polluted Yamuna costed AAP its bastion Delhi

      In 2020, AAP had dominated the Yamuna belt, winning 13 out of 15 seats, but this time, the BJP flipped nine of them. AAP’s total tally was reduced to 22 from 62. New Delhi: The Yamuna factor seemingly played a significant role in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, reshaping voter sentiment and helping the BJP script history by defeating AAP. A key driver of this shift was the backlash from Haryanvi-origin voters who viewed AAP’s narrative on Yamuna pollution as an attack on their home state. The BJP, which bagged 48 out of 70 sets, fielded 14 candidates of Haryanvi descent and 12 of them won. The Aam Aadmi Party had 10 such candidates but only four won. In 13…

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    • 10 February

      Indian man dies of cardiac arrest while travelling to US illegally

      Incident came days after 104 illegal Indian immigrants were deported onboard a US military aircraft on February 5. Amritsar: A man from Punjab’s Ajnala died of cardiac arrest in Guatemala during a journey to the US illegally, the state’s NRI Affairs Minister Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal said on Sunday. Expressing grief over Gurpreet Singh’s death, the minister advised youths not to make attempts to travel abroad through unauthorized routes and to instead earn skill education in India. He said that Singh died of cardiac arrest while travelling to the US along with a group of people through a ‘dunki’ route — an illegal and risky pathway used by migrants to enter America. It is learnt that Gurpreet’s family paid Rs 16.5…

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    • 10 February

      Video: Elderly vendor harassed, evicted by Hindutva group at Maha Kumbh mela

      The Hindutva men are seen collectively shouting at the Muslim vendor and woman, forcing them to pack their belongings and leave the area. Hindutva mob harassed and forcibly evicted an elderly Muslim vendor man who was selling posters and idols of Hindu deities at the ongoing Maha Kumbh Mela. The incident reportedly took place on January 25. However, a video of the assault captured on camera surfaced on social media on Sunday, February 9, revealing disturbing growing intolerance towards minorities, especially the Muslim community members. The viral video clip shows the Muslim vendor with his belongings on the bank of the Ganga River to sell posters and idols. The group of Hindutva men surrounded him and confronted him aggressively in…

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    • 10 February

      More RBI rate cuts on the cards

      Stance likely to change from neutral to accommodative. New Delhi: As the RBI embarks upon the rate cut cycle, it can be expected that more cuts are also on the cards, while the timing can be debatable, according to a Bank of Baroda note. The RBI MPC unanimously lowered the repo rate by 25bps from 6.5 per cent to 6.25 per cent. Stance was kept at neutral to allow the MPC flexibility on future path of policy action. “Cumulatively, we are pricing in 75bps cut in this calendar year. The April policy would review the economic situation and depending on the growth-inflation dynamics could opt for another cut or change in stance,” said Sonal Badhan, economist, BoB. At the time…

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    • 10 February

      Revised income tax law to eliminate obsolete, redundant provisions: Experts

      Ongoing review of Income-tax Act, 1961, seeks to modernise and simplify India’s tax system in line with broader economic goals. New Delhi: The revised income tax law is expected to be clear, concise, consistent and supplemented with illustrative examples to aid understanding and interpretation by various stakeholders, which will also eliminate obsolete and redundant provisions, according to industry experts. The ongoing review of the Income-tax Act, 1961, seeks to modernise and simplify India’s tax system in line with broader economic goals. “It aims to enhance the ease of doing business, reduce ambiguity in interpretations, improve tax administration and compliance. This will help increase India’s tax-GDP ratio to global levels and support sustainable economic growth,” said Sandeep Chaufla, Partner – Price…

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    • 10 February

      Sonia Gandhi demands govt to conduct population census at earliest

      She said beneficiaries under the NFSA are being identified as per the 2011 Census, and not the latest population numbers. New Delhi: Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on Monday asked the government to complete a population census at the earliest, claiming that around 14 crore people in the country are being deprived of the benefits under the food security law. n her maiden Zero Hour intervention in the Rajya Sabha, Gandhi said beneficiaries under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) are being identified as per the 2011 Census, and not the latest population numbers. The senior Congress leader called the NFSA introduced by the UPA government in September 2013 a landmark initiative aimed at ensuring food and nutritional security for…

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