CM Fadnavis consults with Amit Shah on Maharashtra's key issues and leads a strategic session for Bhonsala University's establishment.

Fadnavis Meets Amit Shah, Promotes Bhonsala University

CM Fadnavis tackled key issues with Amit Shah, focusing on state development. Explores establishing Bhonsala University in Nagpur with educational experts.

CM Fadnavis discussed unresolved state matters with Amit Shah while advancing Bhonsala University's establishment in Nagpur.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss certain issues related to the state government requiring approvals from the Centre.
The meeting took place at the residence of Shah, who is also the Union minister for cooperation.
"Met our leader, Hon Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amitbhai Shah in New Delhi today, as a follow up of some important issues of government of Maharashtra which require approvals from the government of India," Fadnavis said in a post on X.
Earlier, Fadnavis chaired a brainstorming session in the national capital on setting up the Bhonsala University in Nagpur.
The university is being planned by the Nagpur-based Central Hindu Military Education Society that runs the Bhonsala Military School.
The interactive session was moderated by Vijay Chauthaiwale, the BJP's foreign affairs department in-charge.
Several academic experts were present at the meeting.
"Chaired and interacted at a workshop in New Delhi, on Distinct Deemed University to be established in Maharashtra today. Also, heard and welcomed the views of various eminent experts from the education sector," Fadnavis said on X.
In his post on X, Chauthaiwale said, "Today in Delhi, I moderated a brain storming session chaired by Maharashtra's dynamic CM @Dev_Fadnavis ji, a mentor of an ambitious project of setting up world class "BHONSALA UNIVERSITY" in Nagpur. Several prominent academicians of the country gave their valuable inputs," Chauthaiwale said.

Maharashtra's HSC results boast a 91.88% pass rate with girls achieving 94.58%. Konkan leads divisions, while Science tops streams.

Maharashtra HSC Results

The HSC exams in Maharashtra saw a 91.88% pass rate. Girls outperform boys, and Konkan division leads. Science shines with a 97.35% pass rate.

The Maharashtra HSC results saw a 91.88% pass rate, with girls excelling at 94.58% over boys' 89.51%. Konkan led at 96.74%. Science scored highest among streams.

The Maharashtra State Board for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) on Monday declared the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), or Class 12 results, with 91.88 per cent of students passing the examination.
According to board chairperson Sharad Gosavi, girls outperformed boys again, with a pass percentage of 94.58 compared to 89.51 among boys.
The Konkan division was on top with a pass percentage of 96.74, followed by Kolhapur 93.64, Mumbai 92.93, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar 92.24, Amravati 91.43, Pune 91.32, Nashik 91.31, Nagpur 90.52, and Latur 89.46.
A total of 14,27,085 students had registered for the examination held in March, of which 14,17,969 appeared and 13,02,873 passed, he said.
The Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 97.35, while 92.68 per cent of students from commerce, 83.26 per cent of vocational and 80.52 per cent from the Arts stream passed the examination, Gosavi said.
&ldquo;It needs to be examined why the result of the Latur division is down,&rdquo; said Latur division chairman Sudhakar Telang.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, students from the Latur region began dominating merit lists in board and entrance exams. The trend, more popular as &lsquo;Latur pattern&rsquo;, became synonymous with academic excellence.
This year, the HSC results have been declared one month earlier, and it will be easier for students to plan for their future education, said Telang.

India and Japan emphasize a united global stance against terrorism post-Pahalgam attack, boosting defense cooperation.

India, Japan Enhance Defense Ties After Attack

India and Japan call for global unity against terrorism post-Pahalgam attack, focusing on defense collaboration and regional security.

India and Japan call for global unity against terrorism post-Pahalgam attack, focusing on enhancing defense ties.

India and Japan on Monday pitched for united global efforts to confront terrorism in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, with Defense Minister Rajnath Singh condemning Pakistan's policy of "cross-border" terrorist activities targeting India.
The Pahalgam terror attack of April 22 figured prominently in talks between Singh and his visiting counterpart, Gen. Nakatani, that largely focused on boosting India-Japan defense ties in new areas, including tank engines and aero engines.
"Singh condemned Pakistan's state policy of cross-border terrorism against India, perpetrated through state and non-state actors," the defense ministry said in a readout.
"He stated that such attacks destabilize regional peace and security. Rajnath Singh called for a unified stand against terrorism and the state-sponsored actions that perpetuate it," it said.
The Japanese defense minister expressed his condolences on the death of 26 civilians in the terror attack and offered "full support" to India, the ministry said.
The two ministers agreed to "add new dimensions" to the "robust" maritime cooperation between India and Japan, it said.
Nakatani's visit to India came amid its heightened tensions with Pakistan.
"I would like to thank the government of Japan for their strong expression of solidarity with India in the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack," Singh said in his opening remarks at the delegation-level talks that followed a one-on-one meeting.
Minister Nakatani condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam and expressed solidarity with India in the fight against terrorism.
"India shares a special, strategic, and global partnership with Japan. During the bilateral meeting we discussed defense cooperation and regional security," Singh said in a social media post.
The defense ministry said Singh and Nakatani reviewed the defense and security pillars of the India-Japan special strategic and global partnership.
"They reaffirmed their commitment towards strengthening the bilateral relations and contributing towards regional peace," it said.
The ministers welcomed the growing diversity and frequency of defense exercises and exchanges between the two countries and concurred to enhance the "scope and complexity" of these engagements, the readout noted.
In the meeting, Singh outlined the capability of the Indian defense industry, particularly its potential to collaborate with the Japanese side on new areas including tank engines and aero engines.
Singh highlighted the capabilities in the areas of maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations.
"Both sides agreed to enhance industry cooperation, including exploring collaboration in niche domains such as automation and artificial intelligence," according to the ministry.
The two ministers also decided to take forward the cooperation in emerging areas like cyber and space.
"The dialogue ended with a strong commitment by both sides to enhance the bilateral defense cooperation," the defense ministry said.
It was the second meeting between the two defense ministers within six months after their maiden interaction in November on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting-Plus at Lao PDR.
At that meeting, Singh and Gen. Nakatani deliberated on a reciprocal provision of supply and services agreement for greater interoperability between their militaries.
The reciprocal supply and services pact, if sealed, would provide for the militaries of the two countries to use each other's bases for repair and replenishment of supplies, besides facilitating the scaling up of overall defense cooperation.

A legal complaint against Tusitha Halloluwa focuses on alleged defamatory statements harming President Dissanayake’s reputation. The case highlights legal measures under Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Act of 2024 against misinformation.

Defamation Case Targets Statement on President Dissanayake

A complaint was filed over purported defamatory statements linked to President Dissanayake, involving former National Lotteries Board executive Tusitha Halloluwa. Investigations under the Online Safety Act emphasize the fight against misinformation.

A legal complaint targets Tusitha Halloluwa for allegedly defamatory statements about President Dissanayake.

A complaint has been filed with the Sri Lankan police over an allegedly "false and defamatory" statement made using President Anura Kumara Dissanayake's name, his office said on Monday. His lawyers lodged a complaint with the Criminal Investigation Department on Sunday against Tusitha Halloluwa, the President's Media Division (PMD) said in a statement.
Halloluwa served as the executive director of the National Lotteries Board and the director general of public relations during former president Ranil Wickremesinghe's administration.
&ldquo;The statement in question made using President Dissanayake&rsquo;s name is alleged to be severely damaging to his reputation and character," the statement said, calling it "defamatory and false".
The office said it requests an immediate investigation against Halloluwa as well as social media activists who disseminated the statement online. The PMD did not give details of the alleged defamatory statement.
"It calls for legal action against those responsible for spreading misinformation and tarnishing the president&rsquo;s image," said the statement.
Sri Lankan laws do not permit prosecution for criminal defamation.
Analysts say the action is being sought under the Online Safety Act of 2024, which Dissanayake&rsquo;s party, which was then in opposition, had opposed.

In a tragic incident in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, an elderly couple with disabilities perished in a house fire. The blaze, probably ignited accidentally, left the local community mourning.

Tragic Bijnor House Fire Claims Elderly Couple

An elderly couple with disabilities tragically perished in a Bijnor house fire, believed to have started accidentally. Their loss has left the area in mourning.

An elderly couple with disabilities died in a late-night house fire in Bijnor, UP. Initial reports suggest it may have started accidentally. The community is mourning the loss.

An elderly couple with disabilities was burnt alive after a fire broke out in their house at night in Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor district, police said on Monday.
The incident came to light on Monday morning when neighbors noticed smoke rising from the house, Circle Officer (Nagina) Anjani Kumar said.
According to the officer, Mahavir Singh (80) and his wife, Omi Devi (75), were in the upper room of their house in Kunjeta village of the Badhapur area when the fire broke out late Sunday.
Preliminary investigation suggests that the fire might have been triggered by a matchstick used to light a beedi, which possibly ignited the bedding, the officer said.
Due to their physical disabilities, the couple could not escape in time and died of burn injuries, the officer added.
The charred bodies have been sent for postmortem, the officer said.

BJP accuses Congress of demoralizing Indian armed forces post-Pahalgam attack, praises Modi's leadership.

BJP Criticizes Congress Over Armed Forces Comments

BJP claims Congress undermines Indian Army's morale post-Pahalgam attack, highlighting the importance of patriotic unity.

BJP accuses Congress of undermining forces post-Pahalgam attack. Trivedi praises Modi's leadership.

The BJP on Monday alleged that the Congress and its allies have become a "fifth column" working to lower the morale of armed forces after Uttar Pradesh Congress president Ajay Rai took a 'toy Rafale' jibe at the government over its response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi sought to draw a parallel between the Pakistani army and leaders of the INDIA bloc, saying the former is bombarding the Indian armed forces from across the border by violating the ceasefire while opposition leaders are targeting them with their comments from within.
Rai showed a toy plane depicting Rafale fighter aircraft with lemons and chilies hanging from it and asked the government when it will put them to use against terrorists. He noted that lemons and chilies were tied to the aircraft, a ritual to ward off evil, following India's acquisition of the fighter planes from France.
"They remain parked with lemons and chilies tied to them. When will they be put to use?" he had asked.
Trivedi accused the Congress leader of mocking Hindu religious sentiments, claiming that while the Pakistani army is scared, there is a need to protect the aircraft from the "evil eyes" of the Congress.
Religious practices are respected within the armed forces, he said, noting that they employ religious teachers as well. War cries like "Bolo Bajrangbali ki jai" and "Raja Ram Chandra ki jai" are invoked by different regiments, he added.
Trivedi said Rai's comments are in a series of disparaging remarks from opposition leaders aimed at demoralising the armed forces.
He said while hardly any Pakistani leader is being quoted in the Indian media for speaking against their army, Indian politicians are being frequently cited in the neighbouring country for their criticism of the government and allegedly lowering the morale of Indian armed forces.
The BJP leader said the Indian Army is much stronger than its Pakistani counterpart, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shown determined leadership. Pakistan, however, scores over India when it comes to leaders speaking in one voice, he said He mocked the Congress official's stance of supporting the government in its actions following the Pahalgam terror attack, likening it to Pakistan's pronouncement of supporting peace while promoting terrorism in India behind the scenes. The ugly face of the Congress has been unmasked, he alleged.
He said, "The Congress and the INDI Alliance have become like a fifth column." He reiterated Prime Minister Modi's resolve that the perpetrators of the terror attack and those part of the conspiracy will be pursued to the "ends of the earth" and inflicted a punishment "beyond their imagination."
The previous Congress governments had lost in diplomacy while armed forces won in the battlefield, he said, asserting that the Modi government will deliver an effective response on both fronts.
He cited former Air Chief Marshal Fali Homi Major's assertion that the Indian Air Force was ready to strike after the 26/11 attack on Mumbai in 2008 by Pakistani terrorists, but the then Congress-led UPA government decided against the option.
The BJP leader, also a Rajya Sabha MP, said the UPA government under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh repeatedly held bilateral talks with Pakistan despite its support of terrorism, but the Modi government has made it clear that it will not formally engage with Pakistan.
While opposition leaders have been taking jibes at the government, he noted that Modi, as the then Gujarat chief minister, had spoken strongly against Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif's "dehati aurat" dig at Singh.
As the then leader of the opposition, Atal Bihari Vajpayee had spoken robustly in the UN in support of the PV Narasimha Rao-led government in the 90s against Pakistan-backed terrorism, he added.

Putin condemns the Pahalgam terror attack, pledging support for India's anti-terrorism efforts. In a call with Modi, both leaders discussed holding perpetrators accountable and enhancing the Indo-Russian Strategic Partnership.

Putin Backs India: Condemns Pahalgam Attack

In a call, Putin condemned the Pahalgam attack, pledging support to India's fight against terrorism. He expressed condolences and emphasized accountability. Both leaders reinforced their strategic partnership and collaboration against terrorism.

In a call with PM Modi, Putin condemned the Pahalgam attack and pledged support in India's fight against terrorism. They discussed accountability for the perpetrators and strengthening their strategic partnership. Modi invited Putin to India's annual summit.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday conveyed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a phone conversation that the perpetrators of the Pahalgam terror strike must be brought to justice as he strongly condemned the horrific attack.
Putin also told Modi that Russia fully supports India's fight against terrorism, according to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
"President Putin @KremlinRussia_E called PM @narendramodi and strongly condemned the terror attack in Pahalgam, India," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a social media post.
"He conveyed deepest condolences on the loss of innocent lives and expressed full support to India in the fight against terrorism," Jaiswal added.
"He emphasised that the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their supporters must be brought to justice," he said.
The MEA spokesperson said Modi and Putin reiterated their commitment to further deepen the India-Russia Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership.
The prime minister conveyed his greetings to the Russian president on the celebration of the 80th anniversary of 'Victory Day.'
Modi also invited Putin for the India-Russia annual summit to be held in India later in the year.

Marine Police in Paradip, Odisha detained two individuals for allegedly supplying goods to foreign vessels without clearance, highlighting issues of revenue loss through smuggling.

Paradip Police Seize Goods from Illegal Ship Supply

Paradip Marine Police in Odisha apprehended two individuals for illegally supplying goods to foreign vessels without Customs clearance. Seized items included industrial pipes and motors meant for deep-water ships, addressing concerns of revenue loss due to smuggling.

Paradip Marine Police arrested two for supplying goods to foreign vessels without Customs clearance, seizing items like industrial pipes and motors. The operation highlights the issue of revenue loss due to smuggling activities bypassing customs procedures.

The marine police station in Odisha's Paradip detained two persons for supplying goods to foreign ships anchored in deep sea without customs clearance, an officer said on Monday.
The goods are generally supplied to foreign ships after getting clearance from the customs department officials posted at Paradip Port.
However, some people using small boats were taking these materials to foreign ships anchored in the deep sea without getting customs clearance, thus incurring revenue loss for the country, said Paradip Marine Police Station in-charge officer Babita Dehuri.
The personnel of the marine police station on Sunday nabbed two people and seized some materials that were being transported to mid-sea through a small jetty. Goods, including large quantities of industrial pipes and motors, were being secretly loaded onto fishing boats and delivered mid-sea to the ships, the police said.

Governor Bhalla's strategic evaluation at Raj Bhavan emphasizes overcoming project hurdles for timely completion of Manipur's highway projects.

Manipur Governor Reviews National Highway Projects

Governor Bhalla's assessment emphasizes overcoming challenges to ensure completion of national highway projects in Manipur, supporting state connectivity.

Manipur's Governor Bhalla stresses the quick completion of highway projects, addressing hurdles in a strategic review at Raj Bhavan.

Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Monday reviewed ongoing national highway projects in the state and directed officials to ensure their timely completion, an official statement said.
During the meeting held at Raj Bhavan, MS Deval, executive director of the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, provided a detailed briefing on the current status of various national highway projects in different parts of the state, it said.
Deval also highlighted key challenges affecting project execution, following which the governor directed the officials to fix the issues and ensure the timely completion of the projects, it added.
Senior state officials, along with deputy commissioners of all seven hill districts, also attended the meeting via video conference, it said.

BJP's Jharkhand rallies target Pakistani nationals amid heightened Indo-Pak tensions, demanding their expulsion citing security risks.

BJP Rallies in Jharkhand Target Pakistanis

BJP protests across Jharkhand focus on expelling Pakistani nationals amidst growing Indo-Pak tensions, following the Pahalgam attack.

BJP protests target Pakistanis in Jharkhand amid Indo-Pak tensions. Actions backed by central government policies.

Protests by BJP workers are underway across Jharkhand on Monday against Pakistani citizens who are living in the state and other parts of India.
The agitations come amid increasing tensions between India and Pakistan over the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 people, mostly tourists.
After the terror incident, the Center had announced a slew of measures, including suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, downgrading diplomatic relations with Islamabad, and ordering all Pakistanis on short-term visas to leave India by April 27 or face action.
Party workers led by Jharkhand BJP president Babulal Marandi took out a march in the state's capital, Ranchi. Local MLA CP Singh, Hatia legislator Naveen Jaiswal, and former leader of the opposition Amar Bauri were among the party leaders who participated in the rally that was taken out from the city's Zila School Ground.
They raised the slogan 'Pakistani Bharat Chhodo' during the rally, which will culminate at the district collectorate office, where the party leaders will hand over a memorandum to the Ranchi deputy commissioner.
Protests are also underway in various parts of Jharkhand, a BJP leader said.
Bauri said BJP workers demand that the Hemant Soren-led government identify and drive out Pakistanis from Jharkhand, as they are "not only a threat to the state but also to national security."
The Ranchi MLA said Pakistanis do not have any right to live in India.
"After the Pahalgam incident, the center is taking strict action. Now, all Pakistanis who are living in India have to leave our country," BJP spokesperson Pratul Shahdeo added.

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Business tycoon&nbsp;Ratan Tata&nbsp;took to Twitter on Saturday, responded to netizens who have been demanding Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award&nbsp;for him and said, he considers himself fortunate to be an Indian and humbly like to request that such campaigns should be discontinued. The Chairman Emeritus of the Tata Group, stating that he was instead happy to be able to contribute to India's growth and prosperity.&nbsp;
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Business tycoon&nbsp;Ratan Tata&nbsp;took to Twitter on Saturday to respond to netizens&nbsp;demanding Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award, for him. Here's what he humbly requested

'Would humbly like to request that such campaigns be discontinued': Ratan Tata on Bharat Ratna campaign

Ratan Tata tweets as call for Bharat Ratna trends on Twitter
Ratan Tata: Humbly request that campaign be discontinued
Tata is known for his social causes and philanthropic efforts

Business tycoon&nbsp;Ratan Tata&nbsp;took to Twitter on Saturday to&nbsp; respond to netizens who have been demanding Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award, for him. The Tata&nbsp;Group patriarch said that he considers himself fortunate to be an Indian and humbly like to request that such campaigns should be discontinued. The Chairman Emeritus of the Tata Group stated that he was instead happy to be able to contribute to India's growth and prosperity.&nbsp;
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UN Secretary-General Guterres urges restraint between India and Pakistan amid rising tensions post-Pahalgam attack. UN Security Council holds sensitive meetings, focusing on peace and diplomacy as India enforces measures.

UN Calls for Restraint: India-Pakistan Tensions

Guterres urges India and Pakistan to exercise restraint amid post-attack tensions. Diplomatic efforts focus on peace as UN holds vital meetings. India enforces measures; the global community watches for diplomatic resolutions.

UN Secretary-General Guterres urged restraint amid India-Pakistan tensions after a tragic terror attack. Both nations face mounting pressures as India implements punitive measures. The UN offers diplomatic intervention to foster dialogue and peace.

UN Secretary-General Ant&oacute;nio Guterres Monday voiced concern over tensions between India and Pakistan being at "at their highest in years" and called for "maximum restraint and stepping back from the brink".
"Make no mistake: A military solution is no solution," Guterres said in a brief statement.
Guterres offered his "good offices" to both governments in the service of peace. "The United Nations stands ready to support any initiative that promotes de-escalation, diplomacy, and a renewed commitment to peace," he said.
His remarks came hours before closed consultations of the UN Security Council on India-Pakistan tensions after Islamabad sought an emergency meeting.
"Tensions between India and Pakistan are at their highest in years. I deeply respect and am profoundly grateful to the Government and people of both countries - and their significant contributions to the work of the United Nations, not least UN peacekeeping,&rdquo; Guterres said.
"And so it pains me to see relations reaching a boiling point," he said.
Guterres said that he understands the &ldquo;raw feelings&rdquo; following the &ldquo;awful terror attack" in Pahalgam on April 22 and again strongly condemned that attack, extending his condolences to the families of the "Targeting civilians is unacceptable &ndash; and those responsible must be brought to justice through credible and lawful means," he said.
"It is also essential &ndash; especially at this critical hour -- to avoid a military confrontation that could easily spin out of control," Guterres added.
"Now is the time for maximum restraint and stepping back from the brink," he said.
Ties between India and Pakistan plummeted following the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people, mostly tourists.
India announced a raft of punitive measures against Pakistan including suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, shutting down of the only operation land border crossing at Attari and downgrading of diplomatic ties following the terror attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India is committed to taking "firm and decisive" action against terrorists and their backers.
Modi also told the top defence brass that the armed forces have "complete operational freedom" to decide on the mode, targets and timing of India's response to the attack.
Amid raging tensions, Pakistan requested closed consultations on the situation and the Greek Presidency has scheduled the meeting for May 5 in the afternoon.
Pakistan currently sits as a non-permanent member of the powerful 15-nation Security Council, which is being presided over by Greece for the month of May.
Apart from the five veto-wielding permanent members -- China, France, Russia, the UK and the US -- the 10 non-permanent members in the Council are Algeria, Denmark, Greece, Guyana, Pakistan, Panama, South Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia and Somalia.
In the weeks following the Pahalgam attack, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke with all Council members, except China and Pakistan. He also spoke with Guterres.
In his calls, Jaishankar underlined that &ldquo;its perpetrators, backers and planners must be brought to justice.&rdquo; Last Friday, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad said at a press conference at the UN that his country has the right to convene a meeting when "we feel appropriate".
He said the situation that evolved after the Pahalgam attack is a real threat to regional and international peace and security.
The closed-door meeting will not take place in the UNSC Chamber where Council members sit at the powerful horse-shoe table but in a consultations room next to the chamber.
Last week, Ahmad met Guterres and briefed him about the security situation in the region.
Guterres last week also spoke to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

'Jagriti', NCW's new journal, focuses on women-centric narratives and legal advancements, in line with the commission's goal to spotlight women's issues.

Jagriti Journal by NCW Unveiled

The National Commission for Women releases 'Jagriti', a fortnightly journal dedicated to promoting women-centered stories, legal insights, and commission initiatives, with the aim of broadening public awareness and impact.

'Jagriti', a fortnightly journal by NCW, focuses on women-centric stories and legal insights. Launched by Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, it aims to enhance the reach of women's narratives and initiatives.

The NCW has launched a fortnightly journal that will feature women-centric stories, legal updates and other key developments.
The journal, "Jagriti", will come out every 15 days and will be available digitally.
Speaking at the launch of the journal, NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar said the publication aims to ensure that women-centric stories, legal updates and other key developments of the commission get maximum traction.
The first edition of the journal was launched by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.

Haryana's CM Nayab Singh Saini condemns Punjab's decision to withhold 4,500 cusecs of water from the Bhakra dam, calling it political and unconstitutional, urging Punjab to release water unconditionally for state harmony.

Haryana Criticizes Water Decision of Punjab

Haryana's CM Saini criticizes Punjab for withholding water from Bhakra dam, accusing AAP of political maneuvering. The dispute over water allocations deepens amid historical ties between states.

Haryana's CM Nayab Singh Saini criticizes Punjab's refusal to allocate extra water as political. The dispute centers on water from the Bhakra dam. Punjab claims Haryana overused its share, straining ties.

The Haryana Cabinet on Monday strongly condemned Punjab's move to not release 4,500 cusecs of water to the state, with Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini accusing the AAP-ruled neighbour of indulging in petty politics over the water-sharing issue.
Addressing a press conference after chairing a meeting of the state Cabinet here, Saini said it strongly condemned a resolution passed unanimously by the Punjab Assembly on Monday, which said &ldquo;not even a single drop of water will be given from its share to Haryana&rdquo;.
&ldquo;The resolution is unconstitutional and against the country's federal structure. It also goes against the teachings of the Sikh gurus. Punjab government should honour the words of the gurus and release water unconditionally,&rdquo; Saini said.
The Punjab government passed the resolution amid a stand-off with Haryana over the distribution of water from the Bhakra dam.
The resolution said that the 4,000 cusecs of water being given to Haryana for drinking purposes will continue as a humanitarian gesture, but not even a drop more will be given, notwithstanding the Bhakra Beas Management Board's (BBMB) recent decision to allocate an extra 4,500 cusecs to Haryana.
The row erupted after AAP-ruled Punjab refused to release more water to BJP-ruled Haryana, claiming the latter has "already used 103 per cent of its allocated share of water by March".
&ldquo;I want to tell (Punjab Chief Minister) Bhagwant Mann and Congress leaders that while they talk about the Constitution, they don't respect it. Punjab should unconditionally release water to Haryana," Saini said.
&ldquo;Punjab AAP's conspiracy won't work. People of Haryana and Punjab have ties on each side, but they are trying to create differences among people with their narrow political mindset,&rdquo; Saini alleged.
"Tomorrow, they might pass a resolution in the Vidhan Sabha and claim that Himachal Pradesh is theirs. They can say anything. They may even pass a resolution claiming Pakistan is theirs.
&ldquo;But I want to tell them that it is their responsibility to protect the federal structure. They are acting as if they don't accept the Constitution or the country's federal setup," the chief minister said.
On Chief Minister Mann, Saini said he should stop playing &ldquo;petty politics&rdquo; and focus on development that addresses the basic needs of the people of Punjab.
He also said that just as the people of Punjab have shown the door to Congress, they will do the same with AAP.

A 26-year-old AIIMS Raipur student's alleged suicide highlights work pressure issues. Police begin investigations.

AIIMS Student Suicide: Raipur Tragedy

A 26-year-old student at AIIMS Raipur allegedly died by suicide, citing work pressure in a brief note. Local police are investigating this tragedy, with his family informed post-mortem. More insights from the investigation are awaited.

A 26-year-old AIIMS Raipur student allegedly died by suicide due to work pressure. A brief note was found. Police initiated an ADR.

A 26-year-old post-graduate student of forensic science at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur allegedly committed suicide at his rented flat here, police said on Monday.
A suicide note, purportedly written by him, was found in the flat and it contained four words -- 'work pressure, insomnia and sorry' -- they said.
The MBBS doctor, A Ravi Kumar, was found hanging from the ceiling of his room at his rented apartment in Kabir Nagar in the Chhattisgarh capital on Saturday afternoon, a police official said.
The incident came to light when Kumar's classmate, who is also his room partner, came to the apartment and found it locked from inside. When his repeated knocks on the door went unanswered, his classmate got worried and alerted other students and also police, he said.
Kumar hailed from Hyderabad and joined AIIMS Raipur in 2023 after completing his MBBS. He was pursuing MD in forensic science, according to the police official.
Police have registered an accidental death report (ADR) and further investigation was underway, he said, adding the body was handed over to his relatives after post-mortem examination.
A public relations officer (PRO) at AIIMS Raipur informed Kumar had returned from a vacation just last month.
Asked about work pressure at the institute, the PRO said he has not seen the suicide note and police were investigating the matter.

Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury demands Mamata Banerjee's apology over Murshidabad violence and urges for compensation and justice.

Adhir Demands Apology from Mamata for Murshidabad Unrest

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury urges Mamata Banerjee's apology for Murshidabad violence tied to anti-Waqf protests. Criticizes law order, demands justice.

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has urged Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to apologize for communal violence in Murshidabad, criticized law enforcement, and demanded compensation and justice for affected families.

Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Monday said West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee should apologise to the people of Murshidabad for the communal violence that took place in the district over anti-Waqf Act protests.
Chowdhury, a former MP from Murshidabad's Berhampore, also alleged that law and order in the state has been consistently deteriorating, causing an increase in cases of murder, rape and loot.
"Mamata Banerjee should adequately compensate the affected families as well as provide permanent jobs. The culprits must be arrested and strict action taken against them," he told reporters.
"The CM should also apologise to the people of Murshidabad for the incidents of violence," the Congress leader said.
Violence erupted in Murshidabad's Dhuliyan, Samserganj and some other places of the district during the anti-Waqf Amendment Act protests in the second week of April, claiming the lives of three persons.
The chief minister is currently on a two-day trip to the violence-hit areas of Murshidabad. She is scheduled to meet the victims and their families, and distribute compensation. Banerjee is also slated to hand over monetary assistance to those whose houses were damaged in the riots.
A total of 109 houses have been damaged in the violence, a survey conducted by the state government showed.
"Law and order in West Bengal has deteriorated immensely. People are not getting justice. Incidents of rape, murder and theft are happening all over Bengal," Chowdhury claimed.

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