GPS anklets for J&K terror suspect on bail

J&K Police have put a GPS anklet on a terror case suspect to monitor his movements while he is out on interim bail. This is the second recent instance of such devices being used. The anklet was fitted Saturday on Khursheed Ahmed in Udhampur district on the orders of a Jammu NIA court four days ago. Ahmed is native of Doda district in Jammu and was arrested last year. J&K Police claimed it became the first force in the country to use such GPS anklets for UAPA suspects on bail.

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J&K Police announces reward up to Rs 12L to curb ‘anti-national activities’

In an attempt to curb ‘anti-national activities’ in the Union Territory, the J&K Police has announced cash reward of up to Rs 12.50 lakh for people who provide information and intelligence on trans-border tunnels, drones, narcotics, terror activities and terrorists. The cash reward for providing information about trans-border tunnels used by anti-national elements is Rs 5 lakh, according to the J&K Police. Further, the police announced Rs 3 lakh reward for those who sight drones from the across the border and provide information about the same.

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10 international airlines under DGGI scanner over tax evasion

The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has questioned executives from at least 10 leading foreign airlines in an ongoing investigation related to alleged tax evasion. Finance managers of British Airways, Etihad, Thai Airways, and Qatar Airways have recorded their statements. Lufthansa, Emirates, Oman Airlines, and Singapore Airlines have not yet appeared for questioning. DGGI has asked the airlines to produce documents related to their India-related expenditure and pay tax for services rendered under the new GST regime.

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Local terror recruitment down 80% in 2023: Jammu Kasmir DGP

Jammu and Kashmir witnessed an 80% decline in local terror recruitment in 2023, with foreigners taking the lead, according to DGP RR Swain. Only 22 recruitments occurred in 2023, and the J&K Police aims to curtail recruitment and violence. The collaborative efforts of the police and other security forces resulted in the neutralization of 113 terrorists, leaving 31 local operatives active. Additionally, two separatist organisations, the DFP and the Muslim League were banned under UAPA.

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Dense fog, cold conditions in North West India likely in next 2 days

Dense fog and cold day conditions will continue in northwest India, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Chandigarh. New Year's Day in parts of UP, MP, and Chhattisgarh may have light rainfall. Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Lakshadweep may see rain on Monday. Himachal and Uttarakhand will experience light isolated rainfall/snowfall on Saturday. Airports, highways, and railway routes may be affected. Bihar, Odisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura may also face very dense fog conditions.

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Hideout busted in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch, arms, ammunations recovered

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Government issues directions to boost promotions of eligible officers with disabilities

The Centre has decided to grant 'notional promotion' to officers with benchmark disabilities from June 30, 2016. This decision is in line with the Supreme Court's directions & ensures financial benefits for these officers when they assume charge. Ministries and departments will create supernumerary posts to maintain seniority of other officials. The SC had directed the government to issue instructions on 'reservation in promotion', & now the DoPT has issued a memorandum to implement the same.

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J-K admin amends panchayati raj act to incorporate OBC reservation

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Former ‘Begging elephant’ Holly celebrates 5 years of freedom in Mathura

Rescued from begging on Uttar Pradesh streets, female elephant Holly spent five years receiving care at the Elephant Hospital Campus in Mathura. Wildlife SOS brought Holly to the campus in 2018, where she began a new life. Holly, a geriatric elephant, suffered from blindness and severe arthritis. Through topical medication, laser therapy, and hydrotherapy, Holly gained strength in her legs. The bond with another elephant, Kalpana, supported Holly's psychological healing. With medical treatment, companionship, and proper nutrition, Holly's life has significantly improved.

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Congress meeting in Delhi discusses strategy to counter BJP in Lok Sabha polls

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and senior party leader Rahul Gandhi held a meaningful meeting with Bihar leaders to discuss countering the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and seat-sharing. The Congress wants 9-10 seats to contest and aims to defeat the BJP. The meeting emphasized the importance of working for each of the 40 LS seats in the state. The alliance committee of the Congress will meet on December 29 to decide on seat-sharing. In the 2019 LS polls, Congress won 1 seat while the RJD got 20 seats.

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Opinion poll predicts return of Modi govt in 2024

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SS hospital head, neck surgery dept gets tertiary care centre tag

The only public head and neck surgery department of Super Speciality hospital in Indore, Madhya Pradesh has been designated as a tertiary care treatment centre for patients with head and neck cancer, under the National Health Mission. The department aims to become a referral centre for patients with head and neck cancer, and plans to conduct training sessions in every district for doctors and healthcare workers in screening of common head and neck cancers. This initiative is part of the National Non-communicable Disease programme, which includes screening and testing for oral, cervical, and breast cancer.

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Former Odisha governor Rajendran passes away

M M Rajendran, former chief secretary of Tamil Nadu and Odisha governor, passed away at the age of 88. He was a top-ranking IAS officer from Madras Christian College and served in various positions including district collector of Tirunelveli and Ramanathapuram. Rajendran's experience handling cyclones in Tamil Nadu and Odisha was highly regarded. He also served as chief secretary of Tamil Nadu during President's rule and held key positions at the Centre. Rajendran was praised for his statesmanship and exemplary conduct.

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Prashant Kishor says he finds himself 'closer to Congress ideology'

Prashant Kishor, a poll strategist-turned politician, formally admits his alignment with Congress' ideology. Speculations arise regarding his potential joining of the Congress. Key grand alliance partners, except Congress, criticize Kishor's remarks, questioning his credibility. Kishor launched his padyatra from Bhitiharwa Ashram, the same place where Gandhi initiated his satyagraha movement in 1917. The Congress welcomes Kishor's remarks, stating that their door is open for everyone. RJD and JD(U) express skepticism towards Kishor's ideology and credibility, while the BJP highlights his changing political principles.

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4 soldiers killed, 3 wounded in Poonch ambush

Four soldiers killed and three wounded in a terrorist ambush on military vehicles in J&K's Poonch district. The attack occurred during a joint operation against terrorists in the Dhera Ki Gali area. The terrorists attacked a truck and a Maruti Gypsy, resulting in casualties. The banned People's Anti-Fascist Front claimed responsibility for the ambush, similar to a previous attack in April. The region remains vulnerable to attacks, and strict measures have been taken to apprehend the terrorists.

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Parliament, borders, society, nothing safe under BJP rule: Priyanka Gandhi

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, a leader of the Congress party, criticized the BJP government, stating that under their rule, nothing is safe, including Parliament, borders, roads, and society. She specifically mentioned the recent mass burial in Manipur, where the bodies of 87 victims of ethnic violence were laid to rest. Priyanka Gandhi questioned why it took eight months to cremate the victims and criticized the government for giving incoherent answers in Parliament. She also highlighted the suspension of MPs who asked questions about Manipur.

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West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee blames recording by Rahul Gandhi for Dhankhar row

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee downplayed the mimicry incident involving Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, stating that it was not meant to be disrespectful. She mentioned that if Rahul Gandhi hadn't recorded it, no one would have known about it. Trinamool Lok Sabha MP Kalyan Banerjee, who mimicked Dhankhar, stated that he had no intention to hurt or disrespect him, but did not offer an apology. The incident led to Kalyan Banerjee being dropped from the list of leaders accompanying Mamata Banerjee to meet PM Modi.

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Low-intensity blast rocks Armed Police camp in Jammu & Kashmir’s Poonch

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49 more Lok Sabha MPs suspended, 141 opposition members out of Parliament

49 more Lok Sabha MPs were suspended for disrupting proceedings, reducing the opposition's strength in the lower House by two-thirds. So far, 141 opposition MPs have been suspended. Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge said a 'complete purge' was being executed to ensure the passage of 'draconian bills' without debate. The MPs suspended on Tuesday included Farooq Abdullah, Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari, Karti Chidambaram, Dimple Yadav, Supriya Sule, S Jagathrakshakan, DNV Senthil Kumar, Giridhari Yadav, Danish Ali, and Sushil Kumar Rinku.

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Properties of Al-Barq ex-chief, 4 other top terrorists attached in Jammu & Kashmir

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Increase RT-PCR tests, Centre advises states

The Union health secretary has urged states to monitor and report ILI and SARI cases and increase RT-PCR tests. Positive samples should be sent for genome sequencing to detect new variants. JN.1 variant, a descendant of the Pirola lineage, has significant mutations and has been reported in multiple countries. The health secretary states that current RT-PCR tests are effective for JN.1 detection. Symptoms of JN.1 infection are similar to other variants. The government reassures that JN.1 does not pose increased risk or severity and updated vaccines provide protection.

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Amid power woes, Kashmir Valley reels under intense cold

Amid a power crisis and intense cold in Kashmir Valley, Gulmarg recorded the coldest night at -8°C and Pahalgam at -5.8°C. Srinagar and other parts of the Valley saw a rise in minimum temperature. However, electricity shortage continues to plague the region, with daily power cuts lasting for several hours. Despite the installation of smart meters, power supply remains erratic, causing inconvenience to residents. J&K lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha's instructions to adhere to the power supply schedule have not been followed, leaving residents frustrated.

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Eye on Lok Sabha polls, CWC to meet 2 days after opposition bloc huddle

Moving with alacrity in the wake of its defeat in the Hindi heartland states, Congress has called a meeting of the party's apex body CWC on December 21, in deliberations designed to send out a message of optimism and a call to the cadres to prepare for the Lok Sabha elections. The CWC will be attended by the party chief ministers also, sources said. The meeting will come two days after the deliberations of the INDIA bloc in the capital on Tuesday.

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Suspension of MPs not tied to breach: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has addressed the suspension of opposition members in Lok Sabha, stating that it should not be linked to the security breach. Birla emphasized that there is no association between the two incidents and that similar security breaches in the past did not lead to disruptions. The suspension of members was done to uphold the sanctity of the House, and measures will be taken to ensure their security. Birla also mentioned the formation of high-level committees to investigate the incident and formulate action plans for enhanced security.

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Congress to launch crowdfunding drive for 2024 polls war chest

Cash-strapped Congress to launch 'Donate for Desh' crowdfunding campaign ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Party aims to generate resources by appealing to adult Indians to donate minimum of Rs 138 or multiples of the amount. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's 'Tilak Swaraj Fund' launched in 1920-21. Campaign will be launched by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. State offices directed to raise awareness about the campaign. Rally planned in Nagpur on December 28 to mark party's 138th anniversary with at least 10 lakh attendees.

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Co-villagers give clean chit to Lalit Jha, parents to move court

Co-villagers are shocked and shattered over the revelation that their young neighbour Lalit Jha is the alleged mastermind behind Wednesday Parliament Security Breach even as the Darbhanga police which began investigation into his family background found nothing “objectionable” against him nor any criminal history in the past. Lalit originally hails from Rampur-Uday, a nondescript village tucked away under Bahera police station in northern Bihar’s Darbhanga district.

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I'm a businessman, not someone tasked to hire assassin: Indian held in Czechia tells SC

In his habeas corpus petition filed in the Supreme Court of India, the Indian citizen in prison in Czech Republic, identified as Nikhil Gupta by United States authorities, says he is not someone who was tasked to hire an assassin to carry out a hit on US soil of wanted Pro-Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. Gupta says he is actually a middle-class businessman who runs a consultancy dealing with excavation and import- export based out of Delhi.

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Assaulted by babu's son, run over by SUV, claims woman

A 26-year-old beautician alleges that the son of a senior bureaucrat and his friends assaulted her and ran over her leg with an SUV near Thane's Ghodbunder road. The victim, Priya Singh, is recovering in a hospital for stomach, back, and arm injuries and a broken leg. Singh went to meet her alleged boyfriend, Ashwajit Gaikwad, at the Courtyard Hotel, but they argued on the service road. Gaikwad assaulted Singh, bit her hand, and Shelke drove over her leg. Singh posted about the incident on Instagram and accused the police of being lax in their investigation.

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Maldives cancels hydrology agreement with Indian Navy

After having asked India to withdraw its military personnel from the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu has decided to pull out from a 2019 agreement for cooperation in the field of hydrology between the Indian Navy and Maldives National Defence Force. Male Thursday notified India about its decision to annul the agreement which was signed during PM Narendra Modi’s visit to the country in June 2019. The navy had so far carried out 3 such surveys under the agreement that Muizzu’s predecessor Ibrahim Solih signed with India.

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14 MPs suspended from Parliament for the remainder of the Winter Session

14 opposition party MPs were suspended from Parliament for disrupting proceedings after the Lok Sabha security breach incident. The government asked the Opposition not to politicise the issue and the opposition demanded a statement from home minister Amit Shah, and if he fails to make a statement, his resignation. Trinamool Congress floor leader Derek O'Brien was suspended from Rajya Sabha. Parliamentary affairs minister Pralhad Joshi moved two resolutions for suspending MPs in Lok Sabha, and several opposition MPs claimed that one of the suspended MPs was not present.

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Parliament security breach: Time for shoe screening at House now?

British national Richard Reid, also known as the 'shoe bomber', attempted to detonate a bomb hidden in his shoe on a trans-Atlantic flight in 2001. The recent incident in the Lok Sabha, where visitors managed to smuggle smoke canisters into the Parliament, has revealed security gaps. The incident highlights the need for stricter security measures, such as removing shoes for screening and deploying full-body scanners. The home ministry has ordered an inquiry into the breach and a committee will investigate the reasons and recommend further action.

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Parliament security system to be reviewed; image will be captured by facial recognition device

Following a major security breach in Parliament, strict measures were implemented to reduce contact between MPs and visitors. Smart ID Cards were provided to members as part of the new Smart ID Card-based Visitor Management System. Additionally, a Facial Recognition System was installed to regulate access in Parliament. The system captures images of entrants and triggers the flap barrier to open. The incident occurred during Zero Hour when two intruders entered the Lok Sabha chamber from the visitor gallery, releasing yellow gas and shouting slogans before being overpowered by MPs.

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No Biden at Republic Day, Quad summit postponed

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Defence ministry clears Army's case for 73,000 more assault rifles from US

The defence ministry has approved the import of 73,000 SiG Sauer assault rifles from the US, adding to the previous purchase of 72,400 such guns. The rifles will be used by frontline troops amid delays in the production of Russian AK-203 Kalashnikov rifles in India. The approval for the additional rifles was granted by the Defence Acquisitions Council. The move comes as military confrontation with China continues in eastern Ladakh and delivery of the AK-203 rifles is yet to begin

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66% decline in killing of security personnel in encounters in J&K between 2018 and 2022

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) reported a 66% decline in the killing of security personnel in Jammu and Kashmir during encounters with terrorists from 2018 to 2022. Data shows that a total of 134 security forces were killed in different encounters during this period. The decline is attributed to the government's policy of zero tolerance against terrorism and the implementation of various strategies such as round-the-clock nakas, intensified Cordon and Search Operations (CASO), and sharing of intelligence inputs. Measures to prevent terrorist attacks on civilians and sensitizing personnel on the ground have also been taken.

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Total enrolment under Atal Pension Yojana crosses 6 cr; 79 lakh additions this fiscal

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Madhya Pradesh CM-designate Mohan Yadav to take oath on Wednesday

Mohan Yadav, the Chief Minister designate of Madhya Pradesh, announced that the oath ceremony for the new government will take place on December 13. Yadav, along with Deputy Chief Minister-designates Rajendra Shukla and Jagdish Devda, will be sworn in on that day. Yadav expressed gratitude to the voters and pledged to continue the development works initiated by former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. He also expressed his happiness at being entrusted with this responsibility as an ordinary worker of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The BJP won a thumping majority in the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls.

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J&K embraces SC verdict, netas claim storm brewing under calm

Srinagar responds peacefully to the Supreme Court upholding the nullification of Articles 370 and 35A. Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti express disappointment and vow to continue the struggle for the restoration of Kashmir's special status. Lieutenant governor denies house arrest or political arrests in J&K. People in J&K accept the changes since 2019. Sajad Lone and Ghulam Nabi Azad criticize the court's verdict. Mirwaiz Umar Farooq feels deeply betrayed.

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Rs 340 crore found at factories linked to Dhiraj Sahu: I-T officials

The income tax department has uncovered nearly Rs 340 crore from multiple factories of an Odisha-based distillery linked to Congress's Jharkhand MP Dhiraj Sahu. This is the most substantial cash seizure in a single operation in the coastal state. Over 50 bank employees used 40 machines for five days to count the pile of banknotes seized from factories in Balangir, Titlagarh, and Sambalpur. A Supreme Court-appointed special investigation team (SIT) on black money is closely monitoring the I-T searches.

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Fake and completely fabricated: MEA on report claiming 'secret memo' targeting Sikh separatists

India strongly rejects fake a report alleging a secret memo issued by the Indian government in April to take concrete measures against Sikh separatists, including Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Indian spokesperson dismisses the report as part of a sustained disinformation campaign against India and accuses the outlet as known for propagating fake narratives peddled by Pakistani intelligence. In September, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged the potential involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Khalistani extremist Nijjar. India rejected the charges as absurd.

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Ex-Chhattisgarh MLA blames TS Singh Deo for Congress' shocking defeat in Assembly polls

As the Congress bit the dust in the recently concluded Assembly polls in Chhattisgarh, losing power to the BJP, former party MLA Brihaspati Singh on Saturday said that the resignation of TS Singh Deo as a Panchayati Raj Minister last year triggered the anti-incumbency against the Baghel government. The Congress leader alleged that the outgoing Deputy Chief Minister damaged the party's image several times and said that had disciplinary action been taken against him, the party wouldn't have faced defeat.

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Missile testing paused in Odisha to save sea turtles

India's Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) will pause missile testing at Wheeler Island off Odisha coast during the mass nesting season of Olive Ridley sea turtles from January to March next year to ensure the endangered species wins the race for survival. The decision to stop missile-testing at Wheeler Island during the Olive Ridley nesting season and other measures to save the vulnerable sea turtles were announced by Odisha chief secretary P K Jena.

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‘Return every paisa’, PM slams Cong as I-T raids net 300cr

PM Modi criticizes Congress over corruption and vows to recover the looted money. The seizure of around Rs 300 crore from liquor companies linked to Congress MP Dhiraj Sahu exposes their hypocrisy. PM Modi challenges them to return every penny they have looted from the people. The massive haul is likely to increase in value. The I-T department seizes cash and incriminating documents in Odisha. PM Modi's tweet follows BJP's success in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, where corruption was a major issue. He promises to continue the probity push despite attacks from opposition parties.

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Pistol, ammunition recovered during search operation in J&K’s Rajouri

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Three terror suspects arrested in J&K’s Reasi

Three terror suspects were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir’s Reasi district and unaccounted cash was seized from them, officials said Friday, adding that the money was likely meant to fund acts of terror in the Union Territory. Acting on a tip-off, a joint team of the Army and police intercepted an SUV heading to Mahore in Reasi district and apprehended the trio. The arrests followed the apprehension of two overground workers in Budhal on December 6 and the subsequent seizure of a cache of arms and ammunition from a nearby forest.

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Pakistan nuclear weapons plan was always India-centric, says 'secret' 1980 US cable

Pakistan's nuclear weapons programme has always been India-centric and focused on assuring that it will not suffer any strategic disadvantage. A 1980 cable released by the American embassy in Islamabad to the state department reveals that the US government is not optimistic about resolving the conflict over nuclear issues with Pakistan. The cable highlights the narrowness of local attitudes towards the proliferation hazards of sensitive nuclear technology.

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ABVP National Conference kicks off with grand welcome of 'Hindavi Swarajya Yatra'

The four-day 69th National Conference of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad commenced on Thursday. The 69th National Conference of ABVP started with the grand welcome of the 'Hindavi Swarajya Yatra', which concluded on December 7 after covering a distance of 2,000 km. The 'Hindavi Swarajya Yatra', which was held to commemorate the 350th anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's coronation, had kicked off on November 28.

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Section 6A of citizenship law: Govt must be given latitude to make adjustments necessary to save nation, says SC

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RJD vice-president Shivanand Tiwary gets 1 year in jail in defamation case; granted bail

RJD vice president Shivanand Tiwary has been sentenced to one year in prison and fined Rs one lakh by a Patna court in a criminal defamation suit filed by Bihar minister Sanjay Kumar Jha. Tiwary, a former state minister, was granted provisional bail and has 30 days to appeal. Jha filed the suit in 2018, objecting to Tiwary's comments about his relationship with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Tiwary, a veteran socialist leader, has known both Kumar and Lalu Prasad for nearly five decades.

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Nineteen enemy properties disposed of through e-auction: Home ministry informs Lok Sabha

Nineteen enemy properties in Uttar Pradesh were sold through e-auction on September 9, 2023, generating over Rs 2709 crore. The proceeds of sale are deposited in the Consolidated Fund of India, as per Section 8A of the Enemy Property Act, 1968. The valuation of immovable enemy property is conducted by a committee chaired by the district magistrate. The valuation reports are then reviewed by the enemy property disposal committee, which makes recommendations to the Central government. The sale of movable property, such as shares, is recommended by a high-level committee.

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Modern governance modelled on state's age-old tribal ideals

Zoram People's Movement (ZPM), led by Lalduhoma, promises corruption-free governance and inclusive development. ZPM's election promises include remunerative prices for agricultural produce and guaranteed purchase of local products like ginger, turmeric, chilli, and broom. The party also focuses on educational reform and a healthcare scheme. ZPM stands out with its internal mechanisms, where an advisory panel of elders called Val Upa Council makes important decisions. The council consists of retired IAS and IPS officers, pastors, and is chaired by former Mizoram chief secretary Lalfakzuala.

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Mizoram elects a record three women to state assembly

Three women became Mizoram MLAs on Monday, the first time more than one has won in the state's assembly elections, reports HC Vanlalruata.Lalrinpuii and Baryl Vanneihsangi are from the victorious Zoram People's Movement (ZPM), and Pravo Chakma from the outgoing Mizo National Front (MNF). Lalrinpuii won from Lunglei East, Vanneihsangi from Aizawl South-3 and Pravo from West Tuipui. The first woman to be elected to the legislature - Mizoram was elevated to a Union territory in 1972 with a 30-member legislature - was L Thanmawii of People's Conference

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Massive searches underway in Rajouri & Poonch; 3 suspects detained

A joint team of the Army, CRPF, and police conducted massive search operations in the forests of Rajouri and Poonch districts of Jammu and Kashmir. They were prompted by suspicious movement in the areas. Three suspects were detained for questioning from Rajouri's Bahrote-Budhal area. The search operations covered various locations including Muradpur, Bathuni, Ghai Bhawal, Tatta Pani, Ghambir Mughlan, Rajdhani-Thanamandi, Gursai, Jabranwali Gali, Saruti, and Ari villages. The twin frontier districts of Rajouri and Poonch have seen an increase in terror activities, with recent casualties on both sides.

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