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New Delhi: The prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is witnessing a charged political atmosphere today as students cast their votes for the JNU Students’ Union (JNUSU) elections for the academic year 2025–26. Ballot boxes have opened, and voting will continue throughout the day to elect the new student representatives for key posts, including President, Vice President, General Secretary, and Joint Secretary. Both major factions — the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and the Left Alliance (comprising AISA, DSF, and SFI) — have fielded their candidates and are claiming confident victories. However, the final verdict will be known only on November 6, when the counting of votes takes place. Candidates in the Fray For the President’s post, the contest includes Adit...

**In a dramatic incident on Monday, the Naraini police station in Banda district turned into a battlefield when two rival transgender groups — the ‘Katrina Group’ and the ‘Banno Group’ — clashed violently over territorial control. What began as a heated argument soon escalated into a full-blown brawl inside the police station premises, leaving officers struggling to maintain order. Eyewitnesses reported that members from both groups began exchanging punches and kicks in the police compound and meeting hall, creating chaos and panic. Police officers, caught off guard by the sudden eruption of violence, had to physically intervene to separate the two sides but faced great difficulty as neither group was willing to back down. 27 arrested after massive scuffle inside police stationAccord...

**A chaotic scene unfolded on Tuesday morning at the world-famous Thakur Banke Bihari Temple in Mathura, as a massive crowd of devotees gathered ahead of Kartik Purnima. The rush to enter the temple led to a heated altercation between devotees and on-duty police personnel, which soon escalated into a physical clash involving punches and kicks. According to eyewitnesses, the incident occurred at the temple entrance when four devotees from Aliganj in Etah district argued with police officers over entry arrangements. The disagreement quickly turned violent as tempers flared amid the overcrowded conditions and lack of proper crowd management. The scuffle caused panic among other devotees waiting for darshan. Following the commotion, additional police forces were deployed to the temple to...

A shocking incident has surfaced from Bulandshahr district of Uttar Pradesh, where a man named Danish was caught spitting on tandoori rotis being prepared for guests at a wedding ceremony. The incident, recorded on a mobile phone by a villager, has gone viral on social media, sparking widespread outrage. The incident took place in Aterna village during the wedding of a Dalit man’s daughter. According to eyewitnesses, Danish, who was in charge of preparing tandoori rotis for the guests, was seen deliberately spitting on the rotis before placing them in the tandoor. When villagers noticed his act, they immediately confronted him. Despite being questioned, Danish failed to give any reason for his behavior. Furious guests and locals caught him on the spot and handed him over to the polic...

In a shocking case from Bilaspur district, police have arrested a lawyer who allegedly exploited a woman under the pretext of marriage. The incident took place in the Sarkanda police station area, where the accused lawyer was representing the woman in her divorce case. According to police reports, the victim had approached the lawyer for legal assistance in her dispute with her husband. During the course of the case, the lawyer developed a romantic relationship with her. He assured her that he would divorce his own wife and marry her. On his advice and legal support, the woman obtained a divorce from her husband. However, after making repeated promises of marriage, the lawyer allegedly established physical relations with the woman multiple times. When she later insisted on marriage, ...

Washington / New York:The race for New York City’s next mayor has captured global attention this year, largely due to the rise of Democratic candidate Jōharan Mamdani, whose unconventional campaign style and outspoken political views have made him an international talking point. Mamdani, 34, has been at the center of multiple controversies, particularly for his critical remarks about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. His comments comparing the two leaders sparked strong reactions both in India and among Indo-American communities in the U.S. Meanwhile, former U.S. President Donald Trump has openly expressed displeasure toward Mamdani, warning that if he becomes mayor, the federal government might withhold funds from New York City. Th...

Siwan, Bihar:The Bihar Assembly election campaign is getting more colorful by the day. After Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s viral “Pappu-Tappu” remark on Sunday, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday added his own punchline — introducing “Anja, Panja, and Ganja” during a high-energy NDA rally in Siwan. Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, launched a sharp attack on the opposition. He said that only the NDA can accelerate Bihar’s development and transform its farmers from ‘Annadata’ (food providers) to ‘Urjadata’ (energy providers). “Shoot an arrow that blows away Anja, Panja, and Ganja,” Gadkari tells votersIn his trademark fiery style, Gadkari urged the public to vote decisively, saying, “Cast such a powerfu...

**Shahzad Poonawalla Says Congress’ ‘First Family’ is Known for Taking Revenge New Delhi, November 3, 2025 Congress MP Shashi Tharoor’s sharp criticism of dynastic politics has stirred a political storm, drawing both praise and warnings — including one from BJP spokesperson Shahzad Poonawalla, who cautioned him that the Gandhi family “takes revenge.” Tharoor, in his article published in Project Syndicate titled “Indian Politics Are a Family Business”, described dynasty-driven politics as a major threat to Indian democracy, asserting that when political power is determined by family lineage instead of merit or public service, the quality of governance deteriorates. His remarks were widely interpreted as an indirect attack on Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s leadership withi...

**Diversification Towards Europe, West Asia, and Africa Begins to Show Results New Delhi, November 3, 2025 As the impact of U.S. tariffs on Indian goods continues to challenge key export sectors, the Government of India has launched a series of measures to minimize the effect on trade. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a high-level meeting with top export organizations to discuss strategies for sustaining export growth amid the evolving global trade scenario. The meeting came at a time when crucial sectors — including engineering goods, textiles, leather, and marine products — are grappling with tariff burdens as high as 50 percent. While most labor-intensive industries have been hit hard, the government remains focused on diversifying export destinations and strengthening bilater...

Indore, November 3, 2025 The spirit of Mithila’s traditional folk festival Sama-Chakeva came alive in Indore as Indore Sakhi Bahinpa Maithilani Group organized a grand celebration at Meghdoot Garden. The event beautifully showcased the essence of Mithila’s culture — the warmth of the brother-sister bond, the rhythm of Maithili folk songs, and the earthy aroma of clay and tradition. A large number of women from the Maithil community participated in the event, recreating the charm of Mithila’s rural festivities. They crafted clay idols of Sama and Chakeva, placed them in traditional bamboo baskets, and performed rituals with deep faith and devotion. Amidst melodious Maithili folk songs, participants symbolically performed the ritual of burning “Chugla” and “Vrindavan”, representing the...