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Invaders couldn’t break India’s soul; Sanatan prevails in its consciousness: Yogi Adityanath

Invaders couldn’t break India’s soul; Sanatan prevails in its consciousness: Yogi Adityanath

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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday (May 11, 2026) said attempts made by foreign invaders to destroy India‘s spiritual and cultural identity had failed, asserting that “Sanatan resides in India’s consciousness” and cannot be erased. Addressing the Somnath Sankalp Mahotsav organised in Varanasi under the ‘Somnath Swabhiman Parv’, Mr. Adityanath credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for guiding the country towards the vision of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’ and for spearheading the revival of major spiritual centres across India. “Whether it is the grand reconstruction and beautification of the Somnath temple in Saurashtra, the Kashi Vishwanath Dham in Kashi, Mahakal Mahalok in Ujjain or the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, many sacred centres associated with Sanatan tradition are moving ahead on a new journey of development with renewed grandeur,” Mr. Adityanath said. The redevelopment and restoration of major pilgrimage centres reflected the resurgence of India’s civilisational pride, he said. “These initiatives have been inspired by the Prime Minister and on behalf of the people of Uttar Pradesh, I congratulate him,” he added. …

Shekhar Suman reacts to 16 year old court case with Bharti Singh: Justice prevails

Shekhar Suman reacts to 16 year old court case with Bharti Singh: Justice prevails

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Sixteen years after a complaint over a joke on the show Comedy Circus Ka Jadoo led to a case against actor and TV host Shekhar Suman and comedian Bharti Singh, the Bombay High Court has quashed the FIR, bringing relief to the two artistes. Shekhar Suman The case dated back to 2010, when an FIR was filed over allegedly offensive remarks made on the Sony TV show. Apart from Suman and Singh, the channel and a scriptwriter were also named as accused. The complaint, filed by a representative of Raza Academy, alleged that Singh had cracked a joke about a Quranic verse on the show, and that Suman, who was associated with the episode, had repeated the verse. The court has now clarified that the role attributed to Shekhar and Bharti was “too remote” to bring them within the alleged offences, and that no material had been found to show deliberate or malicious intent on their part. Reacting to the verdict, Suman tells us, “I did not even know about it. It was Bharti who …

TMC’s reign of terror prevails in West Bengal: Rahul Gandhi

TMC’s reign of terror prevails in West Bengal: Rahul Gandhi

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. File picture | Photo Credit: The Hindu Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday (April 26, 2026) strongly condemned the killing of party worker Debdeep Chatterjee allegedly by TMC goons, and said his party will not bow before this politics that stains India’s non-violent tradition. Chatterjee was brutally murdered in Asansol during post-poll violence. He was closely associated with Asansol North Congress candidate Prasenjit Puitandi, the party claimed. Published – April 26, 2026 03:14 pm IST 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

Isharani Baruah gives it a good go in Game 2 against Pitchamon ‘Pink’ Opatniputh, but Thai teen prevails in Orleans Masters semifinal | Badminton News

Isharani Baruah gives it a good go in Game 2 against Pitchamon ‘Pink’ Opatniputh, but Thai teen prevails in Orleans Masters semifinal | Badminton News

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5 min readNew DelhiMar 22, 2026 12:24 AM IST Isharani Baruah would surely have had more fuel in her tank than Pitchamon ‘Pink’ Opatniputh, with the Indian on court for just 28 minutes in her semifinal win against Malvika Bansod while the Thai 19-year-old had to spend 70 minutes against Japan’s Riko Gunji. But in the end, it was the Indian’s fatigue that cost her as she went down 12-21, 21-23 in a 52-minute contest against the 2023 Junior World Champion to mark the end of Indian contention. Opatniputh showed an early glimpse of her talent with a delightful winner at the net for 2-2 – shaping to play a tight spinning net shot, but held the racket a second longer and pushed it over Isharani into the deep forehand corner. Isharani wasn’t quite going all out attack early on, a heavy brace on her left knee perhaps indicating she wasn’t at her 100%. Opatniputh’s movement, however, was all grace in the early exchanges and she opened up a 8-5 lead with an elegant crosscourt …

Right to dignified death prevails over interest of the state: Supreme Court

Right to dignified death prevails over interest of the state: Supreme Court

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The court said that the interest of the state must not be allowed to overpower the dignity which must be equally assured to individuals in the process of life and death. Photo: Image by www.freepik.com The Supreme Court held on Wednesday (March 11, 2026) that the state’s absolute interest to preserve life must become subservient to a patient’s right to dignity at a tipping point when medical interventions become increasingly futile and invasive while the chances of recovery keep dropping. “When the degree of bodily invasion progressively increases, and the prognosis for recovery progressively decreases, there arises a certain point when the state’s absolute interest in preserving life must become subservient to the dignity of the individual, though he is unconscious or incompetent,” Justice J.B. Pardiwala said in a judgment upholding the withdrawal of life support to a 32-year-old man in a persistent vegetative state for over 12 years. Also read | All you need to know about: passive euthanasia The court said that the interest of the state must not be allowed to overpower …

Kiran George prevails against former world champion, Dhruv Kapila also knock out seeded pair in mixed doubles

Kiran George prevails against former world champion, Dhruv Kapila also knock out seeded pair in mixed doubles

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3 min readMar 12, 2026 12:03 AM IST Having slipped outside the top 40 and not been in good form at the start of the 2026 season, Kiran George produced his best result in a while as he stunned former world champion Loh Kean Yew in straight games at the Swiss Open Super 300 in Basel on Wednesday. It was one of two upsets caused by Indian shuttlers in the opening round as the mixed doubles duo of Tanisha Crasto-Dhruv Kapila knocked out Danish fourth seeds Jesper Toft and Amalie Magelund. George, ranked 42 in the world, was involved in two tight games as he prevailed 23-21, 21-19 in a 41-minute clash. In the opening game, the unseeded Indian had to save two game points, while in the second the Singaporean third seed nearly completed a superb comeback from 16-20 down before George sealed the contest with his fourth match point. He will next face Hong Kong’s Jason Gunawan who knocked out former world no. 1 Kidambi Srikanth, who suffered a 21-15, 12-21, 4-21. Tanisha-Dhruv …

Eerie silence prevails in Nanguneri after double murder with caste overtone

Eerie silence prevails in Nanguneri after double murder with caste overtone

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Speaker of Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly M. Appavu comforts the family of the injured at Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital on March 3, 2026 | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The recent double murder in Nanguneri, which was initially believed to be an attack unleashed by a group of intoxicated youth without provocation, has emerged, after investigation, as an assault orchestrated by a dominant intermediate caste to silence youth from other communities. During investigation, police found that a group of Paraiyar community youths from Indra Colony in Perumpaththu had recently released posters glorifying ‘Manalmedu’ Shankar, a lorry driver from the Delta region who was killed in an encounter with the police in February 2007. He was facing several murder, abduction and drug smuggling cases. As ‘Manalmedu’ Shankar attacked the police and tried to escape from their custody when he was being escorted to Madurai Central Prison from the court , he was shot dead in self-defence, the police had then claimed. As these posters of ‘Manalmedu’ Shankar pasted around Nanguneri and along the highways to commemorate his death …

Will Shashi Tharoor Skip Key Congress Meet? Suspense Prevails | India News

Will Shashi Tharoor Skip Key Congress Meet? Suspense Prevails | India News

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Last Updated:January 23, 2026, 10:39 IST Shashi Tharoor will likely skip a Congress high-command meeting in Delhi over dissatisfaction with state and central leaders, sources told CNN-News18. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor | File Image There is growing speculation within Congress circles that senior leader Shashi Tharoor may skip a meeting convened by the party high command to discuss election preparations, following reported dissatisfaction with both the state and central leadership. Sources indicated that Tharoor has been upset over developments at the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) ‘Maha Panchayath’ held in Kochi on January 19, where Rahul Gandhi addressed party workers. According to sources close to Tharoor, the seating arrangement on the dais at the event was not in keeping with established party protocol. Despite being a member of the Congress Working Committee (CWC), he was allegedly placed at the far end of the stage. The sources further claimed that Tharoor had been informed in advance that only Rahul Gandhi would speak at length and that other leaders were expected to conclude their remarks early. Acting …

‘Law Of Jungle Prevails’: Shashi Tharoor After US Strikes Venezuela, Captures Maduro | India News

‘Law Of Jungle Prevails’: Shashi Tharoor After US Strikes Venezuela, Captures Maduro | India News

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Last Updated:January 04, 2026, 12:32 IST Congress leader Shashi Tharoor criticised US strikes on Venezuela and Maduro’s capture, citing global double standards and declining respect for international law. File photo of Congress MP Shashi Tharoor (PTI photo) Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Sunday shared his opinion on the recent US military actions against Venezuela, criticising what he described as the “breach” of international norms. In a blunt assessment, the Congress MP said international rules are increasingly being ignored in favour of brute power. In a post on X, Tharoor said the episode reflected a world where “might is right.” After months of threats and pressure, the US on Saturday launched strikes on Venezuela, toppling the left-wing leader Maduro and taking him into custody to face trial in New York. Responding to a post by author Kapil Komireddi, Tharoor, who is also the chairman of the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, tweeted, “International law and the UN Charter have for some years now been honoured in the breach. The Law of the Jungle prevails today. ‘Might …

Uneasy calm prevails on Jadavpur University campus in West Bengal post unrest | Latest News India

Uneasy calm prevails on Jadavpur University campus in West Bengal post unrest | Latest News India

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An uneasy calm prevailed on Jadavpur University campus on Sunday morning after violent protests by Leftist students and heckling of West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu on the previous day. Students’ Federation of India (SFI) members gather around West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu’s car at Jadavpur University campus, in Kolkata, Saturday, March 1, 2025.(PTI) The windscreen of the minister’s car was smashed by protesters and two of the agitators were injured, one of them seriously, when the tyre of one of the vehicles in his convoy grazed past them. A university official said a forensic team is expected to visit the campus on Sunday. The university’s officiating Vice Chancellor Bhaskar Gupta was allegedly verbally abused by a section of Leftist students when he visited one of the injured students, Indranuj Roy, at a nearby private medical college and hospital. The ruling Trinamool Congress‘s Shiksha Cell (academic wing) office on the campus, which was set ablaze by angry protesters after the minister’s convoy left the university, bore telltale signs of rampage as gutted festoons, chairs …