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Congress leader A Revanth Reddy took oath as the chief minister of Telangana. Bhatti Vikramarka has been named his deputy. Senior party leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi attended the ceremony.

Revanth Reddy takes oath as Chief Minister of Telangana

Congress leader A Revanth Reddy took oath as the chief minister of Telangana. Bhatti Vikramarka has been named his deputy. Senior party leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi attended the ceremony.

Anumula Revanth Reddy on December 7 took oath as Chief Minister of Telangana, becoming the first Congress CM of the state.
Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan administered the oath of office to him at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium in Hyderabad. Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu took oath as the Deputy CM.
Apart from CM and his deputy, 11 other leaders took oath as cabinet ministers.
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge and senior leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi attended the swearing-in ceremony.
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TMC MP Mahua Moitra slammed the BJP's Giriraj Singh for his "thumka" comment on West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee. Moitra called it a misogynistic comment against the only woman chief minister of India.

'Shameless BJP minister': Mahua slams Giriraj over 'thumka' comment on Mamata

TMC MP Mahua Moitra slammed the BJP's Giriraj Singh for his "thumka" comment on West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee. Moitra called it a misogynistic comment against the only woman chief minister of India.

BJP minister Giriraj Singh is under fire for making a "misogynistic" comment on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
He apparently tried to mock Banerjee for performing 'thumkas' during an event with Bollywood stars on stage.
TMC MP Mahua Moitra slammed the BJP leader over what she called was a misogynistic comment against the only woman chief minister of India.
"Such shameless ministers can say such things against the only woman Chief Minister, that is why this is the condition of India. BJP Government and BJP ministers are all misogynist and patriarchal, and they dislike women," said Moitra.
Meanwhile, TMC MPs staged a protest, holding placards calling Giriraj shameless, inside the Parliament premises. They demanded his expulsion from the cabinet.
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26-year-old surgery student dies by suicide after boyfriend backs out of marriage citing dowry as the reason.

Kerala doctor dies by suicide after boyfriend demands BMW, gold in dowry

Kerala doctor Shahana commits suicide after groom cancels wedding over dowry demands

26-year-old surgery student dies by suicide after boyfriend backs out of marriage citing dowry as the reason.

A young woman doctor died allegedly by suicide on December 5 after her groom who was also her boyfriend backed out of the wedding citing dowry as the reason.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George ordered a probe into the death of the 26-year-old Shahana, a postgraduate doctor who was a student in the surgery department of the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College.&nbsp; The Medical College Police informed that a case of unnatural death had been registered after she was found unconscious at her apartment and was later declared 'brought dead' at the hospital.
The groom's family allegedly demanded gold, a BMW car and 15 acres of land in dowry. The groom who was also a doctor in the same facility broke the marriage after her family failed to fulfil the demands.&nbsp;

Pakistan woman Javeria Khanum is set to marry her Indian lover Sameer Khan in January. Khan said that he saw Javeria on his mother's phone after which he decided to marry her.

Saw her pic on mother's phone, decided to marry: Bengal man marrying Pakistani

Pakistan woman Javeria Khanum is set to marry her Indian lover Sameer Khan in January. Khan said that he saw Javeria on his mother's phone after which he decided to marry her.

Pakistani woman Javeria Khanum and her Indian fiance Sameer Khan are on cloud nine with just a month to go before their wedding.
The bride-to-be fought against the odds to secure a visa and cross the Wagah-Attari border to get to her lover, who is a resident of Kolkata.
Describing their relationship, Sameer said he had seen a picture of Javeria on his mother&rsquo;s phone. He told his mother that he would marry her.
After knowing each other for six years, they are finally getting married.
Javeria said her friends from Germany, Africa, Spain, the USA and other countries are likely to attend her wedding.
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A waiter at a wedding in Ghaziabad was beaten to death after a 'jootha' or used tray touched some guests. His body was dumped into bushes by the guests.

Waiter beaten to death after 'jootha' tray touches guests at wedding in Ghaziabad

A waiter at a wedding in Ghaziabad was beaten to death after a 'jootha' or used tray touched some guests. His body was dumped into bushes by the guests.

A 26-year-old waiter was allegedly beaten to death after a &lsquo;jootha&rsquo; or used tray touched some guests at a wedding in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad.
According to police, the victim, identified as Pankaj, was carrying some used plates which touched a few people.
This led to an argument and the angry guests assaulted Pankaj. Fearing that the waiter was dead, the guests dumped his body into the bushes.
&ldquo;During the investigation, the deceased&rsquo;s mother said her son had left home to work at a wedding but never returned; those present at Guest House CGS Vatika Pusta Road were questioned and evidence was collected,&rdquo; police said as per The Indian Express.
Three suspects have been taken into custody and further investigation is on.
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A Delhi woman shared a terrifying incident on X in which she shared about her encounter with 'thak thak' gang. The woman also shared tips on how to be safe on Delhi roads.

Delhi woman shares encounter with 'thak thak' gang, shares tips on how to be safe

A Delhi woman shared a terrifying incident on X in which she shared about her encounter with 'thak thak' gang. The woman also shared tips on how to be safe on Delhi roads.

A Delhi woman shared a post on X in which she shared her terrifying encounter with 'thak thak' gang on Delhi road. The 'thak thak' gang is infamous for targeting drivers on roads or parked vehicles to steal valuables.&nbsp;
The woman who goes by the name Gayatri shared a post on X in which she said that she was driving through a rather chaotic traffic jam and at that time, a man who was crossing the road came back knocking on her car window and tried to open the door.&nbsp;
The woman mentioned in her post that her car door was locked so the man started aggressively asking her to pull down her window and said that she drove over his foot.&nbsp;
Her post further mentioned, "Even if he had walked behind my car to cross the road, in no logical way his feet can come under my car as I was driving straight ahead at 5kmph unless he deliberately put something under my back tyre."
The woman further said that this is a new modus operandi to loot women and this was her second such experience in a year on the same outer ring road.&nbsp;
She further shared tips on how to be safe:
"1. Always keep car windows rolled up and doors locked. 2. Never open door or window if someone instigates you to. 3. Call police or drive to nearest police station if intruder persists."
She shared the post on X on December 5, 2023, and at the time of writing this, her post has managed to garner more than 162k views.&nbsp;
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Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu's Chennai, Chengalpattu, Thiruvallur, and Kanchipuram will stay closed owing to the flood situation caused by Cyclone Michaung.

Cyclone Michaung: schools, colleges to stay shut in Chennai, Rajnath Singh to visit

Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu's Chennai, Chengalpattu, Thiruvallur, and Kanchipuram will stay closed owing to the flood situation caused by Cyclone Michaung.

Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu's Chennai, Chengalpattu, Thiruvallur, and Kanchipuram have been ordered to stay closed in the wake of the destruction caused by Cyclone Michaung.
Several places in Chennai remained flooded following the heavy rainfall. Rescue teams have been deployed to evacuate affected residents.
Meanwhile, Defence minister Rajnath Singh will visit Tamil Nadu today to conduct an aerial survey of the affected regions.
He will also meet Chief Minister MK Stalin, who has sought an interim flood relief of ₹5,060 crore from the central government to address the situation.
The chief minister on Wednesday visited affected areas, distributed relief materials, and inspected drainage efforts.
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Karni Sena chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi, who was shot dead at his residence in Jaipur will be cremated today. Protests erupted across the state a day after the murder, which was caught on camera.

Slain Karni Sena chief to be cremated today, 2 cops suspended, SIT formed

Karni Sena chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi, who was shot dead at his residence in Jaipur will be cremated today. Protests erupted across the state a day after the murder, which was caught on camera.

Karni Sena chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi, who was shot dead at his residence in Jaipur on Tuesday, will be cremated today. Two police personnel, including the station house officer (SHO), were suspended after the incident. After the two shooters were identified, the Rajasthan police formed a special investigation team. DGP Umesh Mishra has announced a ₹5 lakh reward for information on the two suspects. Violent protests broke out across the state following the killing which was caught on camera. Many of the markets remained closed in Jaipur, Udaipur, Bundi, Ajmer, Sawai Madhopur, Chittorgarh and other districts.
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Cyclone Michaung

US provided Canada intelligence on Nijjar's killing: New York Times report

However, the allied officials said they did not learn about the plot or any evidence pointing to India's involvement in the case until Nijjar was killed, NYT reported.

The US provided Canada with intelligence after the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, but communications intercepted by Ottawa were more definitive and led it to accuse India of orchestrating the plot, The New York Times has reported citing sources.
'In the aftermath of the killing, US intelligence agencies offered their Canadian counterparts context that helped Canada conclude that India had been involved', NYT reported, quoting unnamed allied officials as saying.
The report came on September 23 as the top US diplomat in Canada confirmed that there was shared intelligence among Five Eyes partners that had prompted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's offensive allegation against India in the killing of a Khalistani extremist on Canadian soil.

Bihar DNA remark: BJP demands apology from Telangana CM Reddy

Telangana Chief minister Revanth Reddy slammed KCR and quoted that his DNA is better than KCR's DNA. He also stated that KCR migrated from Bihar and his caste is kumri.&nbsp;

The BJP on Thursday criticised Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's "Bihar DNA" remark and demanded that the Congress and other members of the opposition INDIA bloc condemn his comment and ask him to apologise.
Reddy reportedly said during a recent interaction with journalists that K Chandrashekar Rao, the first chief minister of Telangana, has "Bihari genes", indicating that he was a better choice for the state than KCR.
"My DNA is Telangana. KCR's DNA is Bihar. He belongs to Bihar. KCR's caste is Kurmi. They migrated from Bihar to Vijayanagaram and from there to Telangana. Telangana DNA is better than Bihar DNA," Reddy had allegedly said.
Senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad termed Reddy's remarks "very shameful, divisive and arrogant" and demanded that the Congress and other INDIA bloc members condemn it.
He also demanded an apology from Reddy for making such remarks against the people of Bihar.
"I condemn his remarks," Prasad told PTI at the Parliament complex.
He further said, "Does he want to break the country? The big question here is why are the INDIA alliance members silent. Why has Nitish Kumar not said anything (on Reddy's remarks) so far? What are the Congress members in Bihar doing?" Prasad also questioned the silence of former Congress presidents Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi on Reddy's remarks.
"Your chief minister calls one region's DNA weak and makes very shameful casteist remarks against his own party leaders (who are in Bihar), this is very unfortunate. We condemn it. The Congress party should also condemn it if they have even a little understanding of the significance of unity in the country," he said.
The BJP's Buxar MP and Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey said Reddy's "petty" remarks have hurt the sentiments of the people of Bihar and demanded that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar respond to it.
"Congress leaders are creating a dirty atmosphere in the country... The kind of petty remarks that the Congress leader, who is... the chief minister (of Telangana), has made, people will give them a befitting reply," Choubey told PTI.
BJP MP and former deputy chief minister of Bihar Sushil Modi also hit out at the Congress and its INDIA bloc allies over Reddy's remarks and demanded that they ask the Telangana chief minister to apologise.
He said, "The INDI Alliance members kept insulting Hindu Dharma and Sanatan Dharma. Now they have come to Bihar DNA. Is it appropriate to say that Telangana DNA is better than the Bihar DNA and make such insulting comments against the people of another state?"

India gets consular access to 8 death row prisoners in Qatar

Qatar: India gets consular access to 8 death row prisoners, 

Qatar: India gets consular access to 8 death row prisoners,

The Ministry of External Affairs said that Indian envoy to Qatar, Vipul, got consular access to all eight arrested former naval officials on Decemeber 3.&nbsp;

The eight Indians on a death row in Qatar have got consular access.&nbsp;
The Indian Ambassador to Qatar met the former Indian Navy officials who have been convicted on charges of being spies for Israel.&nbsp;
The access was granted after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim on the side-lines of COP28 climate summit in Dubai.
At a routine press briefing, External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi told reporters, "... our Ambassador got consular access to meet all eight in prison on December 3."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday urged BJP MPs to not address him as 'Modi ji' or 'aadarniya'

'Don't say 'aadarniya Modiji'': PM Narendra Modi tells MPs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday urged BJP MPs to not address him as 'Modi ji' or 'aadarniya'.

While addressing parliamentarians at the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) meeting in the national Capital on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged BJP MPs to not address him as 'Modi ji' or 'aadarniya'.&nbsp;
PM Modi said that adding adjectives before or after his name could create a distance between him and the people of the country. He further said that he was an ordinary worker of the party and the masses consider him as a part of their families.&nbsp;
PM Modi further told MPs to think of him as one of them. PM Modi said, "I am a small karyakarta of the party and people think that I am part of their family. Don&rsquo;t add adjectives like Shri or aadaraniya as people think of me as one of them and as Modi."
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While requesting the government to make a law against live-in relationships, he added that this evil is fast spreading in Indian society and the consequences are horrible.

Live-in relationship 'dangerous disease', should be law against it: BJP MP

While requesting the government to make a law against live-in relationships, he added that this evil is fast spreading in Indian society and the consequences are horrible.

A BJP MP from Haryana on Thursday called live-in relationships a "dangerous disease" that needs to be eradicated from society and urged the government to enact a law against it.
Raising the issue in the Lok Sabha during 'zero hour', Dharambir Singh also said divorce rates in love marriages were high and the consent of the parents of the bride and groom should therefore be made mandatory for such alliances.
"I want to bring to the notice of the government and Parliament a very serious issue. Indian culture is known for its philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (world is one family) and brotherhood. Our social fabric is different from others in the world. The whole world is impressed by our unity in diversity," the MP from Bhiwani-Mahendragarh said.
Noting that India has a long tradition of arranged marriages, Singh said a large section of society even to this day gives priority to marriages arranged by parents or relatives.
This has the consent of the bride and groom and arranged marriages are based on a match of several common factors such as social and individual values and likes as well as family backgrounds, he said.
"Marriage is considered a sacred relationship that continues for seven generations...The divorce rate is about 1.1 per cent in India as compared with America which has a rate of about 40 per cent. It has been observed that the rate of divorce in arranged marriages is very less. However, there is a lot of increase in divorce rate recently and the main reason for it is love marriages," Singh said.
"Therefore, it is my suggestion that the consent of mother and father of the bride and groom be made mandatory in love marriages because in large parts of the country marriage does not happen in the same 'gotra' and due to love marriages there are a lot of conflicts in the villages. Scores of families are destroyed in these conflicts, therefore the consent of both the families is important," he said.
Singh said a "new disease" has emerged and this social evil is called "live-in relationship".
Under this, two persons, man or woman, live together without marriage, the BJP MP said.
"Such relationships are very common in western nations but this evil is fast spreading in our society also and the consequences are horrible. Recently, the case of Shraddha (Walkar) and Aftab (Poonawala) had come to light in which both were in a live-in relationship," Singh said.
Such cases keep coming to the fore almost daily, he added while referring to the gruesome case in Delhi of a man allegedly killing his live-in partner and chopping her body to pieces.
"Not only this is ruining our culture but also hatred and evils are spreading in the society. If this continues our culture will die and there will be no difference between us and others," he said.
"I request the minister that a law be made against live-in relationships so that this dangerous disease can be eradicated from society," Singh said.&nbsp;

S Jaishankar said that India began its inquiry into the matter only because US gave evidence for the allegations

Parliament session: S Jaishankar responds to question on 'plot to kill' Sikh on US soil | Watch

Winter Session: US allegations of concern, Canada didn't present evidence - S Jaishankar 

S Jaishankar said that India began its inquiry into the matter only because US gave evidence for the allegations

Amid allegations of India 'plotting to kill' a Sikh separatist on US soil, Union Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar said that the government is probing the allegation 'since the country shared certain inputs.'
He, however, also told Rajya Sabha that since Canada did not provide any input and hence, 'the question of equitable treatment to two countries one of whom has provided inputs and one of whom has not, does not arise',&nbsp;
S Jaishankar was answering CPI (M) MP Dr. John Brittas' question in the Upper House. Brittas had asked about the difference in approach of India towards the allegations of US and Canada who have accused India of plotting and killing Sikh separatists.&nbsp;

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