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Babulal Marandi, the BJP State President and Leader of Opposition in Jharkhand, has accused the state government of manufacturing new crimes to hide existing criminal activities. According to Marandi, the government and the system have developed a practice of creating false narratives through fabricated offenses to obscure the truth. Recent Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids within the coal mafia’s operations in Dhanbad have reportedly exposed startling evidence. The most disturbing revelation is the alleged instruction given by certain ‘top police officials,’ who are allegedly benefiting from the proceeds of illegal coal mining, to permanently eliminate their lower-level associates. These individuals are…

A significant blow to Naxalite operations in Chhattisgarh has been dealt with the surrender of 28 Maoists in Narayanpur district. The scale of this surrender is amplified by the fact that 22 of the cadres carried a combined reward of Rs 89 lakh, underscoring their former importance in the movement. The group, comprising 19 women, surrendered after expressing faith in the Chhattisgarh government’s successful development and rehabilitation strategies. The state’s focus on delivering development projects to remote, conflict-affected villages through the ‘Niyad Nellanar’ scheme, and its dedicated program ‘Poona Margham’ for aiding former Maoists’ societal reintegration, were cited as key…

A grave accusation of attempting to hide criminal activities by fabricating new offenses has been leveled against the Jharkhand government by Babulal Marandi, the state’s opposition leader. Marandi contends that the government and its associated systems have normalized the creation of manufactured crimes to obscure deeper underlying issues. The recent Enforcement Directorate (ED) probes into the powerful coal nexus in Dhanbad have brought forth alarming evidence. A particularly dangerous development reported is that certain ‘senior police officials,’ reportedly benefiting from the illegal coal trade, have allegedly instructed their operatives within the coal mafia to ‘permanently eliminate’ their own subordinates. This…

A significant donation of 105 hearing aids, worth Rs 20 lakh, has been made to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) to support its Sravanam project. This project focuses on providing assistance to children with hearing impairments. The benevolent act comes from N. Virat, a resident of Tirupati. The hearing aids were presented to TTD Executive Officer Anil Kumar Singhal by Virat’s father, Amar Nagraram. This generous donation represents a major step forward for the Sravanam project, promising to improve the quality of life and educational prospects for numerous children by restoring their hearing capabilities.

After lying dormant for ten millennia, the Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia’s Afar region has erupted, startling local populations and blanketing the nearby village of Afdera with ash. The eruption, which occurred Sunday morning, was described by those who experienced it as akin to a “sudden bomb” exploding, accompanied by an immense cloud of smoke and ash. Authorities have reported that while no lives have been lost, the widespread ashfall presents a considerable economic threat. Grazing areas for livestock have been covered, impacting the livelihoods of many. Furthermore, the volcanic ash plume has disrupted flight operations. Skies have darkened, forcing…

The Jharkhand government is facing severe allegations from BJP leader Babulal Marandi, who claims the administration is actively creating new criminal incidents to divert attention from the real issues. Marandi asserts that this is a deliberate strategy by the government and its associated systems. Recent ED raids targeting the powerful coal mafia in Dhanbad have brought to light significant evidence of corruption and illicit activities. The most alarming aspect, according to Marandi, is the alleged directive from senior police officials, who are purportedly profiting from the coal trade, to ‘permanently eliminate’ key associates of the mafia. This targeted action is…

Babulal Marandi, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s state chief and Leader of Opposition, has publicly accused the Jharkhand government of fabricating new crimes to deliberately hide existing ones. He asserts that the government and the broader system have resorted to creating artificial offenses as a tactic to obscure the reality of crime in the state. The Enforcement Directorate’s recent investigation into the widespread coal syndicate in Dhanbad has brought to light significant and disturbing evidence. The most alarming aspect, according to Marandi, is the alleged instruction from ‘high-ranking police officials,’ who allegedly profit immensely from illegal coal operations, to ‘permanently dispose…

The 53rd International Emmy Awards ceremony in New York City saw director Imtiaz Ali’s film ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ nominated in two categories, but ultimately depart without an award. Diljit Dosanjh, who portrayed the titular singer, was nominated for ‘Best Performance by an Actor’, and the film was in contention for ‘Best TV Movie/Mini-Series’. The film faced strong international contenders in its category, including the eventual winner ‘Lost Boys and Fairies’ from the UK, alongside ‘Herrhausen: The Banker and the Bomb’ (Germany) and ‘Vencer o Morir’ (Chile). In the acting race, Dosanjh was up against David Mitchell, Oriol Pla, and Diego…

Indian cricket is set to become more vibrant with the announcement of Asian Paints as its ‘Official Colour Partner’ for a duration of three years. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has inked this deal, which will cover approximately 110 home matches, encompassing international fixtures for both male and female cricketers, as well as domestic competitions. This significant sponsorship is reportedly valued at INR 45 crore for the entire three-year period. Asian Paints is the latest corporate giant to invest in Indian cricket, joining the ranks of Campa, SBI, IDFC Bank, and Atomberg as official sponsors. This…

A historic moment unfolded in Ayodhya as Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted a saffron flag atop the revered Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir, signifying the completion of its construction. The ceremony, held on Vivah Panchami, the auspicious day celebrating the divine marriage of Lord Ram and Mata Sita, was attended by RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Addressing the gathering, PM Modi declared that “centuries-old wounds are healing,” observing that the nation and the world are deeply engrossed in devotion to Lord Ram. He expressed that the hearts of all Ram devotees are filled with profound…