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By: Dimple Singh
A viral video from Pune shows a man on a moving bike waving a gun on Vadgaon Bridge, seemingly threatening someone. Police are investigating to identify the man and understand his motives.
By: Dimple Singh
A pregnant woman in Dindori, Madhya Pradesh, was forced to clean her husband's blood-stained bed after he was killed in a brutal attack linked to a land dispute that claimed three family members' lives. The assailants assaulted the victims with weapons.
By: Dimple Singh
Rahul Gandhi spent Diwali with artisans, learning wall painting and pottery alongside his nephew, Raihan Vadra, to honour those who bring festive light to others. In a video, he emphasised the need to respect and support the hard work of these unsung heroes.
By: Dimple Singh
AAP MP Swati Maliwal criticized Delhi government, accusing it of neglecting basic amenities like clean water in areas like Dwarka. Sharing a video of black water from a resident's tap, she sarcastically suggested gifting it to CM Atishi, demanding accountability and improvement in public services.
By: Dimple Singh
BJP has released its manifesto for the Jharkhand Assembly elections. Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented the Sankalp Patra, stating that the people of Jharkhand must decide what kind of government they want. He assured that a BJP-led government would lead Jharkhand on a path of development, aiming to end misgovernance and corruption in the state.
By: Dimple Singh
In Hapur’s Sadarpur village, fear of deadly snakebites keeps villagers on constant guard, as outdated practices and superstitions continue to endanger lives despite government efforts to promote medical treatment. India records around 58,000 snakebite deaths annually, with Uttar Pradesh heavily impacted.
By: Dimple Singh
In Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, a man allegedly stabbed his wife to death before attempting to commit suicide by drinking acid. The couple had a troubled relationship, with previous incidents of domestic violence and legal disputes.
By: Dimple Singh
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed gratitude to Wayanad for supporting her brother, Rahul Gandhi, through challenging times and emphasized her commitment to addressing youth unemployment. Rahul shared a personal story, highlighting Priyanka’s resilience and compassion, as both siblings urged voters to support positive change.
Srinagar : A grenade explosion took place in Lal Chowk area of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday. At least six people are reportedly injured in the blast.
By: Dimple Singh
Samajwadi Party (SP) will contest 21 seats independently in Jharkhand assembly elections after seat-sharing talks with INDIA alliance fell through. SP's Jharkhand in-charge Vyasji Gond expressed disappointment, citing similar issues in other states like Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
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