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The BJP leader alleged that Congress, under Rahul Gandhi’s leadership, was conducting a misinformation campaign within and outside the country

Police clash with protesters over mosque demolitions in India

Protestors clashed with police over plans to demolish part of the Shahi Masjid for road-widening project ahead of the 2028 Simhastha Kumbh

Party announces plans to reach out to students and mobilise support for its protests

Students displayed and circulated videos of the alleged attack

The protesters waved black flags against Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra at separate locations in Kozhikode district on September 27

State govt.’s move to seek exclusion of inhabited areas and farmland from Ecologically Sensitive Area regime has failed to soothe tempers in the district amid concerns that the revised proposal offers no complete exclusion for any of the seven villages covered by the Centre’s draft notification

PCI criticises Bengal Police’s FIR against Maktoob Media for its reporting on alleged exclusion of Muslim IAS and IPS officers from meetings during Amit Shah’s visits to the State.

The protests centred on a demand for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar

It also said the local administration and police authorities are working closely to address the unsubstantiated claims of some students

Residents said setting up of the sewage treatment plant near water bodies and farmlands will affect water quality in the area

Modi, Shah using Kumar to overcome public opposition through “artificial manipulation”, says Venugopal; civil society groups hold agitations in Delhi and other States; police use water cannons to stop protesters

India’s “cockroach” youth movement is testing whether it can turn anger over education and jobs into a broader challenge to the country’s political establishment, two months after its protests helped force an education minister to resign over alleged entrance exam leaks. Its latest target is another powerful institution: the country’s election watchdog. The shift marks a transition for the movement from high-profile demonstrations in New Delhi to a more diffuse campaign of school audits,...

The Monsoon Session of the Odisha Assembly has been facing disruptions for four days now, as the opposition BJD and Congress MLAs, sporting black scarves, raised slogans in the House on Friday, demanding repeal of the law. The proceedings had to be adjourned till 4 p.m.

Telangana Congress president demands ECI publish State-wise and constituency-wise details of names deleted from draft electoral rolls during SIR process,reasons for such deletions, number of objections received and other details

Sonam Wangchuk led a symbolic padyatra in Leh to mark the first anniversary of the September 24, 2025, violence during protests seeking statehood and Sixth Schedule safeguards for Ladakh

Concern over pace of work on the Aravana production plant and delay in procurement of raw materials and arrangement of facilities for devotees. TDB president K. Jayakumar seeks to allay concerns over the preparations and dismisses reports of differences between the government and the board

A senior official said the detained village volunteers were subsequently released by the security forces, following which the protests ended

The organisation accuses the National Investigation Agency of selective operations against the community

Verma says he was not at the site of violence as mentioned in detention order; he points out that Noida workers’ protest was for minimum wage and did not constitute a threat to public order

Police released them only after Lokesh had moved past Nellore town; it is deplorable that student activists were not even allowed to meet with the Minister to submit a representation, says YSRCP Nellore district president

The court expressed a sense of chagrin that the disparagement from the petitioners’ side had commenced even before the HPEC had started work

Chief Minister Naidu tells officials to take legal action if coaching institutes pressurising competitive exam candidates to participate in politically motivated protests or activities

Addressing reporters, the minister acknowledged that staging protests and demonstrations is a fundamental democratic right, but strongly condemned the use of foul language during political events

Gym users who gathered at the venue in large numbers allege that the facility was being closed on the orders of the District Sports Development Officer, raise slogans demanding that Minister Bharath Gupta intervene and resolve the issue

Former JPSC chairman L. Khiangte was arrested on August 10, a day after all three members of the panel resigned amid massive protests by aspirants over alleged irregularities in recruitment tests conducted by the commission.