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Internal rebellion hit the Bengal BJP as workers from five districts stormed the party’s Salt Lake headquarters, demanding changes to the 2026 candidate list. With protesters threatening a poll boycott over the nomination of “outsiders,” senior leaders Suvendu Adhikari and Samik Bhattacharya have headed to the capital to address the growing grassroots anger before the campaign hits full throttle.
A Nashik woman’s brave decision to report her “spiritual advisor” has exposed a horrific web of abuse. Retired captain turned astrologer Ashok Kharat is accused of using terrifying death threats against a woman’s husband to force her into sexual acts, later using recorded videos and a pistol to keep her trapped in a cycle of blackmail.
The BJP has sounded the poll bugle in Assam by releasing a candidate list that balances tradition with tactical acquisitions. While CM Himanta Biswa Sarma seeks to retain Jalukbari, recent Congress heavyweight Pradyut Bordoloi will lead the charge in Dispur, highlighting the BJP’s strategy of absorbing opposition leaders to weaken the Congress ahead of the April 9 vote.
On February 22, 2026, one of the biggest names in India’s Maoist movement finally gave…
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The capital of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal, has been left reeling following a bone-chilling act of…
On February 20, 2026, at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, India formally…
The India AI Impact Summit 2026 faced a major controversy when Galgotias University was accused of presenting a Chinese-made robot as an original invention. The incident led to the university’s immediate eviction from the event and sparked a national debate over academic transparency and the integrity of “Make in India” claims.
While hearing a bail plea for a man accused of raping a woman under the guise of a marriage proposal, the Supreme Court of India issued a cautionary message to the public. Justice B.V. Nagarathna remarked that individuals are essentially “strangers” until they are legally wed and should exercise extreme care before entering into physical relationships. The Court noted that in many cases of alleged “false promises,” the lines of consent are blurred, making them difficult to prosecute. In this instance, where the woman met the accused on a matrimonial site and traveled abroad to meet him, the bench suggested mediation as a way to resolve the conflict.
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