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Chhattisgarh: Security forces unearth major Maoist dump in Sukma, recover two tiffin IEDs and explosivesOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 15:50 UTCAssam: 36 Bangladeshi infiltrators entering Indian territory through Brahmaputra arrestedOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 15:30 UTCMadras HC constitutes Board for Chidambaram temple, which functions without hundi, amid DMK’s earlier takeover attemptsOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 15:10 UTCAbolition of Arrest Provisions under GST: A Welcome Step Towards a Trust-Based Tax RegimeOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 14:50 UTCBengal draws the line: Suvendu Adhikari targets illegal madrasas, ends TMC-era appeasement politicsOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 14:00 UTCProtected, Productive and Recognised: Uttar Pradesh charts a new roadmap for labour welfare through Shram SamvadOrganiser Weekly · 2026-10-30 13:30 UTC

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Chhattisgarh: Security forces unearth major Maoist dump in Sukma, recover two tiffin IEDs and explosives

JAGDALPUR: Security forces have unearthed a major Maoist dump containing two tiffin improvised explosive devices (IEDs), detonators, gelatin rods, ammunition, communication equipment and other materials in the remote forested and hilly terrain of Dumanpara and Jongeras villages under Kukanar police station limits in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district. The recovery was made on October 28 during a search and area domination operation conducted by a joint team of the District Force, District Reserve Gua

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Assam: 36 Bangladeshi infiltrators entering Indian territory through Brahmaputra arrested

GUWAHATI: Bangladeshi infiltrators trying to enter Assam through a river way captured by police in Dhubri. Assam police river security wing detained 38 suspected Bangladeshis in Mahamaya Ghat near Dhubri town. So far 36 have been confirmed as Bangladeshi nationals and they were arrested subsequently. The verification of the rest of the detained suspected Bangladeshi were going at the time of filling the report. Police sources said that all the suspected Bangladeshi boarded the boat at Hatsingima

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Madras HC constitutes Board for Chidambaram temple, which functions without hundi, amid DMK’s earlier takeover attempts

In a significant development in the long-running dispute over the administration of the Chidambaram Nataraja Temple, the Madras High Court on October 30 constituted a Board of Management, headed by two retired judges, to oversee the temple’s affairs. The order follows the court’s findings of alleged maladministration by the hereditary Podhu Dikshidars, who have been managing the historic shrine. The court held that the Podhu Dikshidars (a hereditary community of priests) had mismanaged the Chida

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Abolition of Arrest Provisions under GST: A Welcome Step Towards a Trust-Based Tax Regime

“भय िबनु होइ न प्रीित।” — Goswami Tulsidas, Ramcharitmanas, Sundarkand, Doha 57. The timeless words of Goswami Tulsidas remind us that fear has often been regarded as a means of maintaining discipline. From ancient times to the modern world, the power to punish has been recognised as an important instrument for ensuring compliance with the rules of society. However, the question before a modern welfare state is not merely whether punishment is necessary, but also whether every form of punishment

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India-Sri Lanka technology partnership gets a fresh boost: IIT & Dialog Axiata to jointly develop innovative solutions

NEW DELHI: An initiative has been launched to give fresh direction to research, innovation and technology development by combining India’s advanced technical expertise with Sri Lanka’s local needs. The IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation and Dialog Axiata PLC, a leading Sri Lankan telecommunications company, have formed a strategic partnership. Under it, the two countries will work together on areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), dengue prevention, solutions to human-elephant conflict,

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Bengal draws the line: Suvendu Adhikari targets illegal madrasas, ends TMC-era appeasement politics

NEW DELHI: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has sent a strong message to those operating illegal and unregulated madrassas in the state’s sensitive border districts: national security will no longer take a back seat to political appeasement. Declaring that illegal madrassas would not be allowed to operate in border areas to prevent anti-national activities, Adhikari has signalled a decisive shift towards stricter governance, border security and accountability under the BJP government.

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Protected, Productive and Recognised: Uttar Pradesh charts a new roadmap for labour welfare through Shram Samvad

LUCKNOW: A law earns its worth only when it reaches the people it was written for. With that conviction, the Ministry of Labour & Employment, together with the Government of Uttar Pradesh is holding a Two-Day State-Level Capacity-Building and Awareness Programme on Labour Codes, Labour Welfare and Social Protection in Lucknow. The event is part of Shram Samvad, the Ministry’s nationwide drive to carry labour reforms down to the district level. For India’s most populous state, with a growing indu

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Khel Niti – The Modi Model of Sports Development in Bharat

On 28th October 2026, the Union Cabinet under Prime Minister Modi approved the Khelo India Goods Manufacturing scheme. This scheme has an approved outlay of 1856 crores spread over eight years and is aimed at strengthening the sports manufacturing eco system in the country. Ever since entering into office as Prime Minister, Prime Minister Modi has given huge thrust for developing sports in our country. This Khel Niti exhibited by Prime Minister Modi shows the commitment for holistic development

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Tamil Nadu: Schools ordered to remove caste references, strengthen monitoring after Coimbatore student’s death

The death by suicide of a 16-year-old Class 11 student in Coimbatore, allegedly following caste-based harassment, has prompted the Tamil Nadu School Education Department to issue fresh directions to schools, calling for strict measures to prevent caste-related discrimination, conflicts and communal activities on campuses. The advisory directs school heads to remove caste references from attendance registers, shuffle students’ seating arrangements every week and ensure that school premises remain

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Veteran RSS Pracharak and Scholar Ranga Hari ji Remembered on His 3rd Death Anniversary in Kochi

Veteran Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Pracharak, former Akhil Bharatiya Boudhik Pramukh, renowned scholar and prolific author Ranga Hari ji was remembered in Kochi on October 29 on the occasion of his third death anniversary. A memorial programme was organised at Ernakulam Bhaskareeyam, where speakers recalled his contributions to the Sangh, his inteACllectual legacy and his extensive work on Bharatiya history, culture and philosophy. His life, scholarship and deep personal connect with peop

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Anti-India Mask Off: Khalistani extremists stoop to new low, beg China to annex Arunachal Pradesh in Canadian rally

VANCOUVER: In a provocative escalation of their anti-India campaign, Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) organised a rally outside the Chinese Consulate in Vancouver, waving Chinese, Pakistani and Khalistani flags while openly calling on Beijing to annex Arunachal Pradesh, an integral part of India. The demonstration exposed the increasingly international dimension of the Khalistan separatist campaign, with activists appearing to seek support from foreign powers while using Canadian territory to advance the

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Manipur Elections 2027: ZRO chief’s son Dr Thangkhankhup Guite enters poll race amid citizenship scrutiny

IMPHAL: Dr Thangkhankhup Guite, the 33-year-old son of Zomi Reunification Organisation (ZRO) president Thanglianpau Guite, has announced that he will contest the 2027 Manipur Assembly election from the 56-Thanlon constituency in Churachandpur district. His entry turns an otherwise local electoral contest into a wider political test over representation, conflict-era leadership and the citizenship allegations surrounding his family. Guite made the declaration at a “Declaration Cum Blessings Prayer

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From an ordinary family to leading Bharat: PM Modi credits people for his journey of service

BANASKANTHA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 30 said that serving the people of Gujarat and the country had been the central focus of his journey, crediting citizens for entrusting him with the responsibility of leadership and dedicating his achievements to them. From farms and dairy to infrastructure and connectivity, Banaskantha is making new strides in development. https://t.co/PCTYAW27DN — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 30, 2026 Addressing a public event in Banaskantha, PM Mod

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Big boost to Indian Naval Power: Modi Govt clears Rs 40,000 crore deal for 8 next-gen warships, first delivery by 2030

NEW DELHI: In a major boost to India’s maritime defence capabilities, the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has cleared a mega project worth over Rs 40,000 crore for the construction of eight Next Generation Corvettes (NGCs) for the Indian Navy. The approval marks a significant step towards strengthening India’s naval preparedness, enhancing coastal security and expanding its ability to counter emerging maritime threats across the strategically crucial

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Joshimath Helicopter Crash: Six feared dead; SDRF and local authorities launch search for missing aircraft

NEW DELHI: A helicopter travelling from Badrinath to Dehradun with six people on board is feared to have crashed near Joshimath in Uttarakhand after contact with the aircraft was abruptly lost along the high-altitude mountain route. According to the Chamoli district administration, the helicopter was carrying five passengers and one pilot. Following the loss of contact, smoke was reportedly spotted rising near Chaien village in the Joshimath area, prompting authorities to launch a search operati