Assemblies in factories, shops and establishments for normal trade are exempted as also those permitted by the zonal deputy commissioner of police and supervisory officers, the order stated.

Mumbai Police issues prohibitory orders till June 11. Here's what is not allowed

Assemblies in factories, shops and establishments for normal trade are exempted as also those permitted by the zonal deputy commissioner of police and supervisory officers, the order stated.

The Mumbai police on Monday issued prohibitory orders till June 11 restricting the movement and unlawful assembly of five or more persons in order to prevent breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquillity and danger to human lives and loss of property in the metropolis, an official said.
Assembly of five or more persons, processions, use of loudspeakers and amplification instruments, musical bands and bursting of firecrackers have been restricted, though marriage ceremonies, funeral assemblies, statutory meeting of companies, clubs, co-operative societies etc are exempted, as per the order.
Assemblies in or around cinema houses, theatres or any place of public amusement for the purpose of watching films, dramas or performances, around schools and colleges are also exempted along with assemblies in or around courts of law and offices of the government and local bodies in discharge of government and semi government functions, it said.
Assemblies in factories, shops and establishments for normal trade are exempted as also those permitted by the zonal deputy commissioner of police and supervisory officers, the order stated.

The veteran actor also had strong words for the Election Commission.&nbsp;

Naseeruddin Shah: muslim hating fashionable, being cleverly tapped into

Known for speaking his mind even at the cost of facing social media trolls, actor Naseeruddin Shah believes that the mood on-screen only reflects ground reality. 

The veteran actor also had strong words for the Election Commission.&nbsp;

Known for speaking his mind even at the cost of facing social media trolls, actor Naseeruddin Shah believes that the mood on-screen only reflects ground reality.
In an interview to The Indian Express, Shah said that 'Muslim hating has become fashionable even among educated people' and added that the BJP is 'cleverly tapping' into this sentiment to get votes.
The veteran actor also had strong words for the Election Commission. He said that the poll panel is spineless and called it a mute spectator.
Talking about politicians seeking votes in the name of religion, Shah said that if a Muslim leader urged people to vote in the name of Allah, there would be 'utter devastation'.
He, however, sees hope. Shah said that Prime Minister Modi loses inspite of playing the divisive card and that gives him hope that the hate will one day wear-off &nbsp;

Shah will hold several rounds of security meetings to assess the situation and plan further steps to restore normalcy, they said.

Ahead of Amit Shah's visit, 25 arrested with guns and grenades in Manipur: Army 

Ahead of Shah's visit, 25 arrested with guns and grenades in Manipur: Army 

Shah will hold several rounds of security meetings to assess the situation and plan further steps to restore normalcy, they said.

Indian Army has arrested 25 miscreants with guns and grenades from different places in Manipur.
The big catch comes ahead of Home Minister Amit Shah's 4-day visit to violence-hit northeastern state.&nbsp;
This is Shah's first visit to the northeastern state since the ethnic clashes broke out on May 3.
The home minister will be in the state from May 29 to June 1. He will arrive in Imphal this evening, the sources said.
Shah will hold several rounds of security meetings to assess the situation and plan further steps to restore normalcy, they said.

Strongly reacting to the incident, Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal slammed the Delhi Police and alleged that "no one is afraid" of the police or law in the national capital.

Delhi teen murder: Swati Maliwal slams Police, urges Centre to call emergency meet 

Strongly reacting to the incident, Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal slammed the Delhi Police and alleged that "no one is afraid" of the police or law in the national capital.

The 16-year-old girl was stabbed to death allegedly by her boyfriend in northwest Delhi's Shahbad Dairy, a video of which is being widely shared on social media, police said on Monday. The accused allegedly stabbed her multiple times before bludgeoning her with a stone.
Strongly reacting to the incident, Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal slammed the Delhi Police and alleged that "no one is afraid" of the police or law in the national capital.
"What was the fault of the 16-year-old girl that she was brutally killed on the road? No one is afraid of police and law in Delhi. There will be no limits to cruelty if there is no action in this case," she said.
Maliwal further urged the Centre to convene an urgent meeting of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Delhi Police CP, DWC chief and LG.&nbsp;
&nbsp;With PTI Inputs

The picture shows the villain Shera Singh, played by Puri, carrying a staff. 

RJD mocks Sengol installation in new Parliament with Hindi film image

RJD has mocked the installation of the Sengol in the new Parliament by Prime Minister Narendra Modi by posting an image of later actor Amrish Puri from the film 'Loha'. 

The picture shows the villain Shera Singh, played by Puri, carrying a staff.&nbsp;

RJD has mocked the installation of the Sengol in the new Parliament by Prime Minister Narendra Modi by posting an image of late actor Amrish Puri from the film 'Loha'.&nbsp;
The picture shows the villain Shera Singh, played by Puri, carrying a staff.&nbsp;
'Have you recently seen this film in which a big actor is holding a familiar object in his hand? Please tell us name of the artist and film,' the RJD wrote in their post.&nbsp;

The two parties have been involved in a war of words ever since the BJP accused the Congress of reducing 'Sengol', a symbol of power and justice, to Nehru's walking stick. 

Congress and BJP spar over Nehru: tale of two images

 India got a new Parliament on Sunday but Congress and BJP continued their age-old fight over Jawaharlal Nehru. 

The two parties have been involved in a war of words ever since the BJP accused the Congress of reducing 'Sengol', a symbol of power and justice, to Nehru's walking stick.&nbsp;

India got a new Parliament on Sunday but Congress and BJP continued their age-old fight over Jawaharlal Nehru.&nbsp;
The Congress posted a photograph of a miniature image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi standing next to a larger-than-life image of Nehru and looking up to him. The text with the post read - 'No matter how hard you try'.&nbsp;
The BJP in reply tweaked the photograph into two parts - 'Reel' and 'Real'. While the 'Reel' portion showed the larger-than-life image of Nehru used by Congress, in the 'Real' section, BJP used a miniature image of the country's first PM next to a camera, hinting that his stature in real life is not large as Congress portrays. The text with the post read - 'Truth of Nehru'.&nbsp;
The two parties have been involved in a war of words ever since the BJP accused the Congress of reducing 'Sengol', a symbol of power and justice, to Nehru's walking stick.&nbsp;
The golden sceptre was gifted to Nehru in 1947 as a symbol of the transfer of power to India from the British.&nbsp;

The CM said the latest round of “conflict is not between communities but between Kuki militants and security forces”.

Manipur unrest: CM Biren Singh says 40 militants killed in separate encounters

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Sunday said nearly 40 armed militants involved in torching houses and firing at civilians have been killed by security forces 

The CM said the latest round of &ldquo;conflict is not between communities but between Kuki militants and security forces&rdquo;.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Sunday said nearly 40 armed militants involved in torching houses and firing at civilians have been killed by security forces since they began an operation to bring peace to the northeastern state beset by ethnic rioting.
Singh&rsquo;s comments came in the backdrop of fresh clashes breaking out between armed groups and security forces at over half a dozen places across Manipur on Sunday. The Chief Minister who was interacting with the media persons at the state secretariat, claimed the latest round of &ldquo;conflict is not between communities but between Kuki militants and security forces&rdquo;.
Singh also said that there had been cases of armed militants firing at civilians with AK-47s, M-16 and sniper rifles. These militants were targeted by security forces in counter-attacks.
The CM appealed to the public not to hinder the movement of security personnel and urged them to have "faith in the government and support the security forces." &ldquo;We have experienced hardship for so long and we will never allow the state to disintegrate," Singh said.
He said many Kuki militants involved in killing civilians and destroying property and torching houses have been captured by the Jat regiment.
The latest clashes which erupted in the early hours of Sunday began after the army commenced combing operations to de-arm communities in order to bring peace, officials said.
The house of BJP MLA Khwairakpam Raghumani Singh at Uripok in Imphal West was vandalised and his two vehicles have been set on fire, a top security official told PTI.
He said that clashes broke out in the early hours of the morning at several places in different districts surrounding the Imphal Valley both between militant groups and security forces as well as between rival ethnic militant groups.
"According to our information, firing has been reported from Sugnu in Kakching, Kangvi in Churachandpur, Kangchup in Imphal West, Sagolmang in Imphal East, Nungoipokpi in Bishenpur, Khurkhul in Imphal West and YKPI in Kangpokpi," the official said.
New roadblocks have also sprung up in many areas manned by women which have delayed army columns on patrol. There was also an unconfirmed report of arms being looted from Kakching police station by a Meitei group, the official said.
Ethnic clashes which have claimed over 75 lives first broke out in Manipur after a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts on May 3 to protest against the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.
The violence was preceded by tension over the eviction of Kuki villagers from reserve forest land, which had led to a series of smaller agitations.
Meiteis account for about 53 per cent of Manipur's population and live mostly in the Imphal Valley. Tribal Nagas and Kukis constitute another 40 per cent of the population and reside in the hill districts.
Around 140 columns of the Indian Army and Assam Rifles, comprising over 10,000 personnel, besides those from other paramilitary forces had to be deployed to bring back normalcy in the Northeastern state.&nbsp;

The top two positions are held by the United States and Russia. 
 

World's most powerful militaries ranked: India ahead of Pakistan but behind...

Global Firepower, a portal that analyses data from 145 countires has released a list of the world's most powerful militaries for 2023. 

The top two positions are held by the United States and Russia.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Global Firepower, a portal that analyses data from 145 countries has released a list of the world's most powerful militaries for 2023.&nbsp;
The portal considers various factors like the amount of military equipment, number of troops, financial standing, geography, and available resources while ranking the militaries.&nbsp;
India's armed forces have been ranked as the world's fourth most powerful. According to Business Insider, Global Firepower ranked India second for available manpower, total available active military manpower, and paramilitary force strength. The report also said that India had almost 1.5 million active military personnel.
As far as India's neighbours are concerned, while Pakistan ranked below India at number 7, China as been adjudged the third most powerful military in the world.&nbsp;
The top two positions are held by the United States and Russia.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

The injured have been rushed to various hospitals and are being treated for injuries.

Caught on cam: speeding car crashes into bus in Mysuru, 10 killed 

The injured have been rushed to various hospitals and are being treated for injuries.

Ten people died and at least three persons were injured in a road accident involving a car and private bus in T Narasipura taluk in Mysuru on Monday, police said.
The incident took place near Kuruburu village on Kollegala-T Narasipura main road.
According to sources, the car has been completely crushed due to the impact of the accident in what seems to be a head-on collision between the two vehicles.
The injured have been rushed to various hospitals and are being treated for injuries.

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The two-part BBC documentary, which claims it investigated certain aspects relating to the 2002 Gujarat riots when PM Narendra Modi was the CM of the state, has been trashed by the Ministry of External Affairs as a "propaganda piece"

Centre directs YouTube, Twitter to block links to BBC documentary on PM Modi, Gujarat riots

The two-part BBC documentary, which claims it investigated certain aspects relating to the 2002 Gujarat riots when PM Modi was the CM of the state, has been trashed by the MEA as a "propaganda piece"

The two-part BBC documentary, which claims it investigated certain aspects relating to the 2002 Gujarat riots when PM Narendra Modi was the CM of the state, has been trashed by the Ministry of External Affairs as a "propaganda piece"

The Centre has reportedly issued directions for blocking multiple YouTube videos and Twitter posts sharing links to the BBC documentary "India: The Modi Question", according to sources to PTI.
The directions on blocking access were understood to have been issued by Secretary in the MEA, Apurva Chandra, on January 20 using the emergency powers under the IT Rules, 2021, a PTI report said.
The two-part BBC documentary, which claims it investigated certain aspects relating to the 2002 Gujarat riots when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the chief minister of the state, has been trashed by the Ministry of External Affairs as a "propaganda piece" that lacked objectivity and reflected a "colonial mindset".
(PTI)

The development comes after both leaders held a 4-hour-long meeting with Rahul Gandhi and Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's Delhi residence on Monday. 

Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot have agreed to go together: Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal

The development comes after both leaders held a 4-hour-long meeting with Rahul Gandhi and Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's Delhi residence on Monday.&nbsp;

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot and former deputy CM Sachin Pilot have agreed to go together and fight the upcoming state assembly election without any in-fighting, said Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal.
The development comes after both leaders held a 4-hour-long meeting with Rahul Gandhi and Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's Delhi residence on Monday.&nbsp;
Pilot, who has been attacking the Gehlot government over the issue of inaction on corruption during the previous BJP government led by Vasundhara Raje, joined the meeting after two hours at Kharge's residence.
With PTI Inputs

This is the first time after a long gap that the Rajasthan CM and his former deputy are meeting face to face in the presence of top party leadership.

Rajasthan political crisis:  Ashok Gehlot, Pilot meet Cong chief Kharge, Rahul Gandhi

This is the first time after a long gap that the Rajasthan CM and his former deputy are meeting face to face in the presence of top party leadership.

Seeking to resolve the infighting in Rajasthan Congress, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his bete noire Sachin Pilot on Monday met party chief Mallikarjun Kharge in New Delhi on Monday in the presence of Rahul Gandhi.
Sources said while Gehlot met Kharge at his residence at around 6 pm, a few minutes after which Gandhi also joined them. The Congress chief and Gandhi held deliberations with Gehlot for about half an hour, after which party's in-charge for Rajasthan Sukhjinder Randhawa was called in.
Pilot, who has been attacking the Gehlot government over the issue of inaction on corruption during the previous BJP government led by Vasundhara Raje, joined the meeting after two hours at Kharge's residence.
This is the first time after a long gap that the Rajasthan CM and his former deputy are meeting face to face in the presence of top party leadership.

The CCTV footage of the grisly murder showed the killer stabbing the victim multiple times, before smashing a huge rock or concrete slab on her.

Sakshi murder case: accused Sahil arrested by Delhi Police

Sakshi murder case: accused Sahil arrested by Delhi Police
Sahil held from UP's Bulandshahr
Sakshi, 16, stabbed multiple times in full public view

The CCTV footage of the grisly murder showed the killer stabbing the victim multiple times, before smashing a huge rock or concrete slab on her.

Delhi Police has arrested Sahil, the accused boyfriend of a 16-year-old Delhi girl who was brutally murdered in full public view, according to news agency ANI.
The accused has been nabbed from Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr.&nbsp;
The CCTV footage of the grisly murder showed the killer stabbing the victim multiple times, before smashing a huge rock or concrete slab on her.
The incident took place on May 28, 2023, in the Rohini area.

As per the police, the accused was in a relationship with the victim girl, but they had a quarrel on Sunday night after which he killed her with multiple assaults.

Delhi teen murder: initial autopsy reveals chilling details

As per the police, the accused was in a relationship with the victim girl, but they had a quarrel on Sunday night after which he killed her with multiple assaults.

A 16-year-old Delhi girl allegedly killed by her 20-year-old boyfriend was stabbed 16 times. Her skull broke into 4 pieces as it was smashed multiple times by a slab, a prelimanary autopsy report has revealed.
However, the police are still waiting for the detailed post-mortem report.
Sahil, the accused behind the horrific murder of a minor girl in New Delhi's Shahbad Dairy area was arrested by the Delhi Police near Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh today.
"The minor was allegedly killed after being stabbed multiple times and her head being crushed with a boulder in New Delhi's Shahbad Dairy area," the police said.
As per the police, the accused was in a relationship with the victim girl, but they had a quarrel on Sunday night after which he killed her with multiple assaults.

The unemployment rate in July-September 2022 and October-December 2022 was 7.2 per cent only. It was 7.6 per cent in April-June 2022

Unemployment in India: rate dips to 6.8% in January-March 2023 shows govt survey	

The unemployment rate in July-September 2022 and October-December 2022 was 7.2 per cent only. It was 7.6 per cent in April-June 2022

The unemployment rate for persons aged 15 years and above in urban areas declined to 6.8 per cent during January-March 2023 from 8.2 per cent a year ago, the National Sample Survey Survey (NSSO) showed.
Joblessness or unemployment rate is defined as the percentage of unemployed persons in the labour force.
Joblessness was high in January-March 2022, mainly due to the staggering impact of Covid-related restrictions in the country.
The unemployment rate in July-September 2022 and October-December 2022 was 7.2 per cent only. It was 7.6 per cent in April-June 2022.
The unemployment rate (UR) for persons aged 15 years and above in April-June 2022 was 7.6 per cent in urban areas, the 18th Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) showed.
In January-March 2022, the unemployment rate was 8.2 per cent.
It also showed that the unemployment rate among females (aged 15 years and above) in urban areas declined to 9.2 per cent in January-March 2023 from 10.1 per cent in the same quarter a year ago. It was 9.6 per cent in October-December 2022, 9.4 per cent in July-September 2022 and 9.5 per cent in April-June 2022.
Among males, the unemployment rate in urban areas dipped to six per cent in January-March 2023 compared to 7.7 per cent in the same quarter a year ago. It was 6.5 per cent in October-December 2022, 6.6 per cent in July-September 2022 and 7.1 per cent in April-June 2022.
Labour force participation rate in CWS (Current Weekly Status) in urban areas for persons aged 15 years and above increased to 48.5 per cent in the January-March quarter of 2023, from 47.3 per cent in the same period a year ago. It was 48.2 per cent in October-December 2022, 47.9 per cent in July-September 2022 and 47.5 per cent in April-June 2022.
Labour force refers to the part of the population, which supplies or offers to supply labour for pursuing economic activities for the production of goods and services and, therefore, includes both employed and unemployed persons.
NSSO launched PLFS in April 2017. On the basis of PLFS, a quarterly bulletin is brought out giving estimates of labour force indicators namely unemployment rate, Worker Population Ratio (WPR), Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR), distribution of workers by broad status in employment and industry of work in CWS.
The estimates of unemployed persons in CWS give an average picture of unemployment in a short span of seven days during the survey period. In the CWS approach, a person is considered unemployed if he/she did not work even for one hour on any day during the week but sought or was available for work at least for one hour on any day during the period.
Labour force, according to CWS, is the number of persons either employed or unemployed on average in a week preceding the date of the survey. LFPR is defined as the percentage of the population in the labour force.
The WPR (in per cent) in CWS in urban areas for persons aged 15 years and above stood at 45.2 per cent in January-March 2023, up from 43.4 per cent in the same period a year ago. It was 44.7 per cent in October-December 2022, 44.5 per cent in July-September 2022 and 43.9 per cent in April-June, 2022.
The present quarterly bulletin is the eighteenth in the series for the quarter January-March 2023.&nbsp;

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