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Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Three CRPF personnel injured after terrorists open fire at camp
A terrorist assault in Kulgam district left three personnel of the CRPF wounded as unidentified attackers fired upon them while on a motorcycle at approximately 2:15 PM on Wednesday. The injured have been rushed to Anantnag hospital for treatment. Security forces are actively pursuing leads in their investigation to bring the culprits to justice.
Family disputes resurface as Sonia Gandhi holds Sanjay responsible for Emergency: KC Tyagi
Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD)leader K C Tyagi said there was a discussion at the time of the Emergency that Sanjay Gandhi, Om Mehta, Siddhartha Shankar Ray and Bansi Lal were opposed to any kind of compromise and wanted confrontation.
Diwali 2026: From Ayodhya’s sea of diyas to Goa’s fiery Narkasurs, India celebrates the festival in splendour
India celebrates Diwali on November 8 with spectacular displays of devotion and tradition, from lakhs of diyas illuminating Ayodhya’s Saryu ghats to giant Narkasur effigies burning in Goa. As families prepare for Lakshmi Puja, security is tightened, special trains ferry festive travellers and temples across Uttar Pradesh host elaborate celebrations.
PM Modi desperate, 'jhola-picking-up time' fast approaching: Congress
The opposition party's dig came after Modi targeted political opponents, saying armed Maoists have been eliminated, but "dimagi Naxals" have infiltrated several political parties and organisations and are instigating people against the Constitution and democracy.
Maoists gone, but 'dimagi Naxals' instigating people against Constitution and democracy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the elimination of armed Maoists while addressing the ideological threat of 'dimagi Naxals'. He emphasized the need to identify and defeat these elements infiltrating various organizations and political parties. Modi referenced past failures in addressing Naxalism while stating that strong policies and political will led to significant improvements.
PM Modi celebrates Diwali with Bastar security forces, says India has overcome Naxalism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali with security personnel involved in anti-Naxal operations in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. He highlighted the significance of this Diwali as the first since the defeat of Naxalism. Modi commended the personnel for their sacrifices that contributed to eliminating Maoist insurgency from the region. He noted that every district in India is now free from Naxalism, allowing citizens to overcome fear.
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PM Modi to celebrate Diwali with security personnel in Naxal-hit Bastar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Bastar to celebrate Diwali with security forces involved in Ant-Naxal operations. He emphasizes the significant transformation in the region, which is now experiencing development and peace. Recent accomplishments of the CRPF include a year without operational fatalities due to improved strategies and equipment. Home Minister Amit Shah is actively promoting policies to encourage former Naxals to surrender and reintegrate into society.
CRPF goes a year without losing personnel in operations for first time in 47 years
The CRPF has completed 12 consecutive months without an operational fatality for the first time in 47 years, with its last such casualty reported on October 30, 2025. The force attributed the milestone to improved equipment, training, strategic planning and faster medical evacuation of injured personnel.
Arunachal bandh over Siang dam project, protests against CAPF deployment
Protests erupted in Arunachal Pradesh against the 11,200-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project, demanding the release of detained individuals. A 36-hour bandh was enforced across Siang, Upper Siang, and East Siang districts. Instances of violence included attacks on political leaders' homes and arson at a police station.
CRPF completes a year without a single operational fatality for the first time in 47 years
CRPF has marked a significant achievement by completing a year without any operational fatalities. This milestone was last observed almost five decades ago in January 1979. The force attributes this success to enhanced training, contemporary hardware, and strategic planning. Efficient post-incident response is also a key aspect of this accomplishment. CRPF continues to engage actively in major operational areas while maintaining this remarkable record.
Diljit Dosanjh is not afraid of critics, says 'not going anywhere'
Diljit Dosanjh acknowledges the negative energy surrounding him but insists he will continue his career. He expresses gratitude towards the Delhi Police for their assistance during his concert. Despite facing challenges, he remains confident in his ability to perform and succeed. Dosanjh also addresses past controversies related to his statements and film releases. His dedication to his work and support for his community remains central to his public persona.
What awaits the fate of suspension of operations agreement in Manipur?
In Manipur, over 2,200 militants are housed in designated camps as the Suspension of Operations agreement has expired. Tensions have risen between Kuki and Meitei communities, fueling ongoing violence and conflict. The local government acknowledges the concerns of the Meitei majority regarding the continuation of the SOO agreements. Ethnic clashes have resulted in significant casualties and displacement among the affected populations.
Diljit Dosanjh sends strong message at Aura tour in Delhi, says 'don't teach Punjabis how to fight'
Diljit Dosanjh commenced his India leg of the Aura tour at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, attracting numerous fans. The concert faced initial uncertainty due to security concerns but proceeded with enhanced measures in place. During the performance, Dosanjh expressed gratitude to fans, while also addressing his critics. He performed popular songs and engaged actively with the audience throughout the evening.
Security and compassion must go hand in hand: Sakina Itoo on convoy halts
Sakina Ittoo raised concerns regarding frequent traffic stoppages on the Srinagar-Anantnag-Kulgam-Qazigund National Highway. She emphasised the negative impact on ambulances and students during Army convoys. Ittoo called for practical traffic management measures that prioritise public well-being alongside security. The practice of stopping vehicles has been described as harassment and humiliation by locals and politicians. Ittoo appealed to authorities to balance security needs with the needs of citizens.
Manipur CM meets families of three men killed in Sunurok ambush
In a show of solidarity, Manipur's Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited Nongshum to console families mourning their loved ones lost to armed violence. He extended sincere condolences while pledging governmental assistance. The Chief Minister also collaborated with the Joint Action Committee to further their demand for justice. Afterward, he went to a local hospital to assess the well-being of injured civilians.
Centre rushes RAF cos to violence-hit Arunachal
Protests erupted in Pasighat over the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project, leading to significant violence and unrest. Houses of political figures were vandalised, and several government properties were set on fire. The state government imposed prohibitory orders to restore public order and investigate the unrest. Police reported numerous injuries among security personnel and arrests were made during the chaos.
Centre rushes 2 RAF companies to violence-hit Arunachal Pradesh
The Centre has dispatched two companies of the Rapid Action Force to Arunachal Pradesh amid protests. The protests were against the proposed 11,200-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Pasighat. Violence occurred, leading to the burning of an NHPC office and vandalism of political leaders' residences. Chief Minister Pema Khandu condemned the violence yet emphasized the importance of peaceful demonstrations.
Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears
The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.
First terrorism, then Naxalism, now drugs: By 2029, Amit Shah sets hard deadline to wipe out India’s narcotics menace & Punjab crisis
Union home minister Amit Shah has set December 31, 2029, as the target to make India drug-free, saying the Centre will focus on tackling the narcotics menace after its fight against terrorism and armed Naxalism. Speaking on Police Commemoration Day, Shah also credited security forces for their role in LWE-affected regions. Around 7,000 people from 126 districts affected by left-wing extremism will attend the Ekta Diwas parade in Gujarat on October 31.
Amit Shah hails security personnel for violence-free Bengal polls
Union home minister Amit Shah confirmed that peace has been established in Kashmir, the Northeast, and Naxal-affected areas. He highlighted the recent West Bengal elections where security personnel prevented any electoral violence. Shah set a target for India to become drugs-free by December 31, 2029. He also noted the sacrifices of martyred security personnel in the fight against Naxalism.
CRPF mulls restoring Army ranks abolished 30 years ago; promotions, Agniveers in focus
The CRPF is considering reintroducing the lance naik and naik ranks, abolished in 1997, to address promotion delays among its 3.25 lakh personnel and attract retiring Agniveers from the Army. The move could provide constables with two additional promotion opportunities before becoming head constables.
Will not back down, standing with truth, says Rahul Gandhi as he demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation
Rahul Gandhi, on Monday said Congress would not back down, asserting that the party was standing with the truth amid its protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Jantar Mantar denotified as protest site, Delhi designates three new venues
Jantar Mantar has been officially denotified as a venue for protests in Delhi. Ramlila Ground, Burari Ground, and CBD Ground will now serve as designated sites for demonstrations. This change follows recommendations from a Committee set up by the Ministry of Home Affairs. A detailed Standard Operating Procedure will be issued by Delhi Police for these new venues. This notice modifies a previous Standing Order related to protest organization procedures.
INDIA bloc protest march today: Delhi tightens security, 6 metro stations shut till 4 pm
INDIA bloc Delhi protest: High security measures are implemented in Central Delhi for the forthcoming protest march by the INDIA bloc. The march is aimed at addressing alleged electoral irregularities and the demand for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner. Various opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, have appealed to citizens to participate in the agitation. Security personnel are strategically deployed and certain metro stations will remain closed during the protest.
'SC doors open to everyone': CJI Kant reiterates reason for not meeting opposition MPs amid protest call
Chief Justice Surya Kant highlighted that the Supreme Court is accessible to every Indian citizen. He emphasized that citizens should file petitions rather than seeking private meetings for legal matters. This statement comes in response to the INDIA bloc's planned protest regarding alleged electoral irregularities. Security measures have been heightened in Central Delhi in anticipation of the protest march.
Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi to meet CJI over curbs after SIR protests; allege 'undeclared Emergency'
Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi plan to consult with the Chief Justice of India regarding the government's approach to the ongoing protests. Kharge labeled the atmosphere as one of undeclared Emergency, citing extensive police actions that suggest a fear of youth unrest. The leaders are steadfast in their mission to preserve democratic principles and protect citizens' constitutional freedoms.
Congress leader KC Venugopal vows 'second freedom struggle', says Delhi protest against CEC will go ahead
AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal announced a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner in New Delhi. This protest is being described as a significant movement to protect voting rights in the country. Venugopal accused the authorities of attempting to suppress participation by conducting raids and deploying police. He emphasized that the opposition will continue their efforts despite these measures.
"Extremely afraid": Priyank Kharge hits out at Centre over massive security deployment in Delhi
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Saturday launched a scathing attack on the Central government over the massive security deployment in the national capital ahead of protests against the Election Commission, alleging that the Centre's sole intent is to "extinguish any sort of protest" and claiming that Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar will "resign soon."
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