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In response to growing concerns about online fraud and money laundering, Nepal has imposed an immediate ban on the Telegram messaging app. The Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) issued a notice directing all telecom providers to block the platform. The notice stated that the app was being used for fraudulent activities and money laundering, but no specific data was provided. This marks Nepal as the latest nation to restrict Telegram, an app known for its encrypted messaging. Vietnam had previously taken similar steps due to the spread of harmful content and ‘reactionary activities.’ The ban follows the discovery of Telegram’s use…

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A major encounter between security forces and Naxals has taken place in the Abujhmar area of Chhattisgarh, resulting in the deaths of six key Naxal leaders. The incident occurred on the Narayanpur-Maharashtra border during a search operation targeting Naxal activities. Following the encounter, security forces conducted a detailed search, uncovering AK-47 rifles, SLRs, and a large quantity of explosives and other materials. Intelligence agencies had been monitoring the increased Maoist presence in the region, leading to the deployment of a joint security team. The encounter commenced on Saturday afternoon and continued intermittently, leading to the deaths of six Naxals. Security…

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During a visit to Durgapur, West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi oversaw the launch and groundbreaking ceremonies of multiple infrastructure projects related to Oil and Gas, Power, Road, and Rail. At a public gathering, the Prime Minister directly criticized the TMC government. He said that the TMC was demanding money from businessmen and threatening them, thereby creating obstacles for investment in the state. He termed this practice as ‘Gunda Tax’.

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A KFC restaurant in Ghaziabad was targeted by the Hindu Raksha Dal on Friday, leading to its closure due to the sale of meat during the Sawan month. Protesters voiced their objections with religious slogans, demanding a ban on non-vegetarian food sales during the Kanwar Yatra. A video of the confrontation circulated widely on social media, showing KFC staff dealing with the situation. Consequently, the district has implemented Section 163 of the Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS). An FIR has been registered against unknown individuals as a result of the incident, and investigations are underway. The Kanwar Yatra is a…

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In a meeting at Project Bhawan, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Minister Deepika Singh Pandey assessed the progress and implementation of the rural and Panchayati Raj department’s work plans. The minister underscored the importance of a robust Panchayat-level foundation for rural development. She advocated for enhancing the strength of Panchayats, emphasizing the need for more active and accountable Panchayat secretariats. The minister directed officials to devise a system where villagers’ issues are resolved locally, eliminating the need for them to travel to the district headquarters. She also reviewed the progress, execution pace, transparency, and quality of the department’s initiatives, ensuring…

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Himachal Pradesh’s government intends to file a petition in the Supreme Court to challenge the extensive tree felling occurring in the state’s apple-growing region, as per a directive from the High Court. Minister Jagat Singh Negi has voiced strong concerns regarding the environmental impact of removing established trees from encroached forest lands. He highlighted that the cutting of fruit-bearing trees is particularly problematic and inconsistent with conservation efforts. The government aims to prevent the unnecessary destruction of the green cover, especially considering the vulnerability of the region to monsoons and related natural disasters. Negi emphasized that the government is adhering…

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A transformative initiative is underway to empower tribal children in Chhattisgarh. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs, in partnership with Coal India Limited, is set to revolutionize education in 68 Eklavya Model Schools, impacting the lives of approximately 28,000 students. This project, supported by ₹10 crore from Coal India Limited’s CSR efforts, focuses on providing high-quality education, improving health, and promoting self-reliance. The program will equip the schools with digital infrastructure, including computer labs and digital devices (3200 computers and 300 tablets). Additionally, the schools will be equipped with sanitary napkin vending machines and incinerators. A key component of the program…

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Prime Minister Modi launched a series of infrastructure and welfare projects in Bihar, including the launch of four Amrit Bharat trains. These initiatives, with a combined value of over ₹7,200 crore, are seen as a significant push for development in the state, especially with the Assembly elections approaching. The new train services will facilitate travel between key locations. In addition to the railway projects, the Prime Minister distributed benefits under various schemes, including the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin and the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana-National Rural Livelihoods Mission. Key rail projects include advancements in signaling technology, track doubling, and infrastructure development for…

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A female doctor staying at the Top N Town hotel in Korba, Chhattisgarh, was the victim of an attempted rape. The incident involved a hotel employee, Raja Khadia, a 35-year-old sanitation worker. The doctor, along with other colleagues, was in Korba for training at the District Medical College Hospital. After entering the doctor’s room through a window, Khadia attempted to assault her. When she resisted, he threatened her with a knife. The doctor’s cries for help brought others to the scene, forcing the attacker to flee. Civil Lines police have taken Khadia into custody for further investigation and questioning regarding…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over a Griha Pravesh ceremony in Motihari, Bihar, distributing keys under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin to 12,000 beneficiaries and releasing over Rs 160 crore to 40,000 beneficiaries. During his speech, PM Modi noted that the housing scheme had provided more houses to Bihar than the total populations of Norway, New Zealand, and Singapore. He further highlighted the increased financial investment in Bihar during the last 10 years of the NDA government compared to the previous UPA government. The Prime Minister stressed the link between Bihar’s development and India’s overall progress, emphasizing the crucial role…

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