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Battle lines drawn for 37 Rajya Sabha seats in 10 states: What is at stake for NDA, INDIA bloc | Political Pulse News

Battle lines drawn for 37 Rajya Sabha seats in 10 states: What is at stake for NDA, INDIA bloc | Political Pulse News

With the Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday announcing elections for 37 Rajya Sabha seats across 10 states, which will fall vacant in early April, the ruling BJP-led NDA is looking to secure a likely boost in its numbers in the Upper House. The Opposition INDIA bloc, which is likely to see a decline in its Rajya Sabha tally, will be keenly focusing on the March 16 polls as it may have implications that could test the cohesion of its grouping. Maharashtra, with seven retiring MPs – including NCP(SP) chief Sharad Pawar, RPI (Athawale) president Ramdas Athawale and Shiv Sena (UBT)’s Priyanka Chaturvedi – accounts for the highest number of vacancies. Following closely is Tamil Nadu with six vacancies, including retiring MPs like AIADMK’s M Thambidurai and DMK’s Tiruchi Siva. Other prominent members who are set to retire from the Upper House in April include Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi (Telangana), RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha (Bihar), and Trinamool Congress’s Saket Gokhale (West Bengal). Sources in the BJP said while the party is expecting an increase in …

No Visible Power Lines In Chandni Chowk: Delhi’s Rs 463 Crore Plan For Underground Wiring In 125 Colonies | New-delhi-news News

No Visible Power Lines In Chandni Chowk: Delhi’s Rs 463 Crore Plan For Underground Wiring In 125 Colonies | New-delhi-news News

Last Updated:February 12, 2026, 07:30 IST Delhi power minister Ashish Sood said the primary objective is to put unsafe overhead power lines, passing through residential and densely populated areas, under the ground The work of undergrounding overhead power lines will also include 26 roads in Chandni Chowk at a cost of about Rs 160 crore. (Image: PTI/File) Soon, you may no longer see power lines criss-crossing above you, especially in the chaotic and tight streets of New Delhi’s iconic Chandni Chowk area. The Delhi government has given its nod to proposals worth Rs 463 crore for underground wiring across the city – both high tension (HT) and low tension (LT), power minister Ashish Sood announced on Wednesday (February 11). This work of undergrounding overhead electricity wires will also include 26 roads in Chandni Chowk at a cost of about Rs 160 crore. In an official statement, the government called it a significant step towards strengthening public safety, enhancing reliability of the power distribution system, and improving the overall aesthetics of the city. Sood said the …

Why Greenland is drawing lines for Trump: Motsveld warns Washington once again amid Arctic standoff

Why Greenland is drawing lines for Trump: Motsveld warns Washington once again amid Arctic standoff

Published on Feb 04, 2026 01:28 am IST Greenland is striking a calmer tone after months of heated rhetoric over its future. Speaking at a major Arctic forum, Foreign Minister Vivian Motsveld voiced optimism about negotiations with the United States and stressed respect for sovereignty and international law. She thanked European and Nordic allies for backing Greenland while underlining the island’s strategic importance. Her remarks come after President Trump’s controversial comments about Greenland and NATO, and as Washington hints at a softer approach. Behind the diplomacy, however, the Arctic’s geopolitical stakes remain high and far from settled.   News / Videos / Why Greenland is drawing lines for Trump: Motsveld warns Washington once again amid Arctic standoff Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

India-EU FTA opens 97% tariff lines, zero duty for most exports by 2027| India News

India-EU FTA opens 97% tariff lines, zero duty for most exports by 2027| India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Council president António Costa along with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday announced the conclusion of a landmark trade deal between the two behemoths, which is expected to be signed after legal scrubbing over the next 5-6 months, a commerce ministry official said on condition of anonymity. External affairs minister S Jaishankar (right) and European Commissioner for trade and economic security Maros Sefcovic exchange documents after a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi, European Council president Antonio Costa and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI) The free trade agreement (FTA) between India and the European Union (EU) allows preferential access to 97% of tariff lines for Indian goods in the EU markets, covering 99.5% of the trade value. Operationalisation of the deal, which is expected early 2027 after regulatory approvals with respective governments, will see immediate duty elimination for 70.4% tariff lines covering 90.7% of India’s exports. This will cover sectors such as textiles, leather and footwear, tea, coffee, spices, …

Maoists gunned down in Saranda: Choking supply lines, security presence key to anti-Naxal op

Maoists gunned down in Saranda: Choking supply lines, security presence key to anti-Naxal op

A sustained effort to choke supply lines to the Communist Party of India (Maoist) cadres holed up in Saranda, along with an expanded permanent security presence in deep forest zones, played a key role in eliminating 15 naxalites in a single day in West Singhbhum district, officials involved in the anti-naxal operation said on Friday. An expanded permanent security presence in deep forest zones played a key role in eliminating 15 naxalites in West Singhbhum. (HT Photo) The joint operation, led by the 209 Battalion of Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA), the elite strike force of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and personnel from Jharkhand Jaguar and the Jharkhand Police on Thursday, registered the biggest-ever anti-naxal strike in the state, eliminating 15 Maoists, including Patiram Manjhi — a Central Committee member of CPI (Maoist) carrying a bounty of ₹2.35 crore. “The January 22 action was a culmination of several efforts that were being made over the past several months. It’s very difficult for any force to enter such a heavily forested plateau region. You …

Happy Patel Khatarnak Jasoos Movie Review: Aamir Khan and Vir Das’ film is all about ‘Read Between The Lines’

Happy Patel Khatarnak Jasoos Movie Review: Aamir Khan and Vir Das’ film is all about ‘Read Between The Lines’

Name: Happy Patel Khatarnak Jasoos Director: Vir Das and Kavi Shastri Cast: Aamir Khan, Vir Das, Mona Singh, Mithila Palkar, Sharib Hashmi, Srushti Tawade Writer: Vir Das and Amogh Ranadive Rating: 3/5 Plot:A local don, played by Aamir Khan, leaves the whole of Panjore, Goa, drenched in violence, before being fatally shot by two British agents. The agents’ househelp is killed as collateral damage, and her child is taken back to London to be raised by them. They name the boy Happy Patel, essayed by Vir Das. Happy is a gentle man who has inherited none of his adoptive fathers’ killer instincts and has consecutively failed the MI 7 (Military Intelligence) test for seven years. While his fathers encourage him, Happy seeks to find his inner calling. The MI tasks the agents with a new mission in India: to rescue a white woman held captive by the mercilessly ruthless local don, Mama, played by Mona Singh.  Having previously faced trauma in Goa, the agents initially decline the mission. However, Happy recognizes his Indian roots and, …

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The UT Administration’s decision to conduct Chandigarh mayoral polls through a “show of hands” has brought the BJP and the AAP‑Congress alliance head‑to‑head, with both camps holding 18 votes each. The election for Mayor, Senior Deputy Mayor, and Deputy Mayor will be held on January 29. For the first time since the inaugural Municipal Corporation elections in 1996, the mayoral contest will be decided by a show of hands rather than a secret ballot. Secret ballot voting in the past often led to cross‑voting, but under the new system, any councillor defying party lines risks strict disciplinary action. Interestingly, all major political parties in Chandigarh have welcomed the change. Senior BJP leader Sanjay Tandon remarked that it would be a fully transparent system to elect the mayor, leaving no room for doubt about how councillors cast their votes. AAP’s Chandigarh unit president Vijay Pal Singh said the move was the result of consistent efforts and repeated memorandums to the UT Administrator‑cum‑Punjab Governor, adding that the administration should now take all parties into confidence regarding its …

Yearender | India’s 2025: Red Lines, Terrorism And A Decisive Shift In Policy | India News

Yearender | India’s 2025: Red Lines, Terrorism And A Decisive Shift In Policy | India News

Last Updated:December 31, 2025, 18:25 IST India’s message was consistent and unambiguous: peace remains the preferred outcome, but peace without security is untenable. Prime Minister Narendra Modi. History will remember 2025 as the year India decisively redrew its red lines. It was the year the Indian state made it unequivocally clear—to its citizens, its adversaries, and the international community—that terrorism on Indian soil would no longer be treated as a law-and-order problem or a matter of diplomatic restraint, but as an act of war. This shift was not rhetorical. It was doctrinal. For decades, India responded to terror with patience, appeals to global conscience, and calibrated restraint. That restraint was often mistaken for weakness. In 2025, that miscalculation proved costly for those who persisted with it. The immediate trigger was the brutal terror attack in Baisaran, Pahalgam, where innocent tourists were executed after being asked to identify their religion. Those unable to recite the Kalma were shot dead in cold blood. The sheer barbarity of the act shocked the nation—but it did not surprise it. …

Bihar launches drive to upgrade facilities in police lines across state

Bihar launches drive to upgrade facilities in police lines across state

The Bihar Police headquarters has launched a drive to upgrade all police lines and equip them with a set of 14 essential amenities, with an emphasis to revamp older facilities as per modern standards Bihar launches drive to upgrade facilities in police lines across state Director general of police (DGP), Bihar, Vinay Kumar, has directed range inspectors general (IGs), deputy inspectors general (DIGs) and district superintendents of police (SPs) to submit detailed reports by the end of the month on the current status of these facilities in their respective police lines. Officials said the move aims to modernise infrastructure for the police personnel, especially in the 32 older police lines, while the 18 newer ones already largely meet the required standards. According to the directive, officers must assess each police line against the 14 prescribed benchmarks and highlight any shortcomings. These reports are to be forwarded to additional director general (modernisation) Sudhanshu Kumar for compilation. Once the district-level feedback is in, headquarters will prepare a consolidated overview and draw up an action plan to address …

Dharmendra had a ‘tough time’ dubbing for Ikkis, recalls director; says late star would rewrite his lines in Urdu | Bollywood News

Dharmendra had a ‘tough time’ dubbing for Ikkis, recalls director; says late star would rewrite his lines in Urdu | Bollywood News

Sriram Raghavan’s upcoming war drama Ikkis is the final film of late icon Dharmendra’s illustrious acting career. Unfortunately, he passed away on November 24, a month before the release of the film. In a recent interview, Sriram revealed that the actor wasn’t feeling his best while dubbing for the film in October. He also recalled his experience of working with Dharmendra, and how the star would to rewrite his lines in Urdu. During a candid conversation with Galatta Plus, he shared, “We had some dubbing with him in October. Before that also, he used to keep asking about how the movie was shaping up and when I would show it to him. I told him he could watch it before the dubbing, but he had some work, so he asked to watch it on another day. But, he saw around 50-70% of the film, he sort of liked it.” Sriram continued, “At that time, I could see that he was having a tough time dubbing. I told him to get better soon. We had finished …