Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha, removed as AAP’s deputy leader, shared a cryptic Instagram post featuring The 48 Laws of Power, highlighting “Never outshine the master.” Criticized by AAP leaders for staying silent on Punjab issues and soft PR, Chadha accused the party of a coordinated, scripted campaign unfairly targeting him publicly.
The Congress criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the Supreme Court directed the CBI to start a preliminary inquiry into contracts allegedly awarded to Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu’s family. Congress called his “na khaunga, na khane doonga” pledge a hoax, warning other BJP CMs may face scrutiny in the future.
LoP Rahul Gandhi called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan “arrogant,” accusing them of ruling over people instead of serving their interests. Speaking at Mala, he alleged BJP secretly backs the LDF and claimed even CPI(M) workers admit the government consistently fails as a genuine Left administration.
The Election Commission of India has issued guidelines requiring pre-certification of political print ads for upcoming Assembly and bye-elections. Ads cannot be published on poll day or the day before without Media Certification and Monitoring Committee approval. Applications must be submitted two days prior, with strict monitoring to prevent paid news.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi resign, accusing him of ignoring Pakistan’s alleged threat to Kolkata. She said he targets Bengal in rallies but stays silent on serious national security issues, calling it a major leadership failure during a politically charged election period.
AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal addressed the Delhi High Court on his recusal plea in the excise policy case. Appearing in person, he said e-filing is not permitted for self-represented petitioners and submitted a hard copy. He sought the court’s permission to argue, saying he is ready today or later and will exercise his legal rights.
Iran’s IRGC announced that its intelligence chief, Majid Khademi, was killed in US‑Israeli strikes, though the exact location was not disclosed. The attack targeted areas around Tehran amid escalating conflict. Khademi, a 5-decade veteran, was praised for his contributions to intelligence and security. The incident marks a major blow to Iran’s military leadership.
Multiple agencies rushed to Ramjas College, University of Delhi, today after an email threatened a bomb on campus. No suspicious objects were found. Students and staff were evacuated as a precaution, and the area was cordoned off. Bomb disposal squads conducted a thorough search. Police confirmed the threat is under investigation, with no danger detected.
Tamil television actress Subhashini committed suicide in Chennai. While on a shoot in Porur, she hanged herself following a distressing argument over family matters during a video call with her husband, Bipin Chandra. Police have taken possession of the body and launched an investigation. The incident has shocked the Tamil TV industry deeply.
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi hit back at Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, dismissing his “Pakistan link” claims as lies. Gogoi challenged the CM to reveal his family’s alleged foreign properties and “Gold Cards” in Dubai. He vowed that if Congress wins, they will investigate Sarma’s businesses and legal action will be taken against any illegalities.
Bhagwant Mann today said the Punjab government has ordered a crop loss assessment after rains and hailstorms damaged crops in several parts of the state. He stated that ‘girdawari’ has been initiated and assured that all affected farmers will receive compensation once the assessment is completed, addressing concerns raised over widespread crop damage.
The Supreme Court of India today directed the CBI to initiate a preliminary inquiry into alleged irregularities in awarding public works contracts by the Arunachal Pradesh government to firms linked to relatives of Pema Khandu. The agency has been asked to submit its report within 16 weeks, covering contracts from November 2015 to 2025.
Several schools in Chandigarh received bomb threat emails today, prompting police to conduct thorough searches. Officials said nothing suspicious has been found so far and urged parents not to panic. The incident follows recent similar threats across Punjab and Haryana, including Chandigarh, many of which were later confirmed as hoaxes.
PM Narendra Modi will address three election rallies in Assam today, campaigning for BJP candidates ahead of the April 9 Assembly polls. He will speak in Barpeta, Hojai, and Dibrugarh for key leaders. This marks his second visit this season after April 1 rallies. Campaigning ends Wednesday, with voting on April 9 and the counting […]
At least 13 people were killed after an airstrike struck a residential complex near Eslamshahr, southwest of Tehran, early today, Iranian media reported. The target remains unclear, with no claim of responsibility. Separate strikes hit Sharif University, damaging campus buildings and a nearby gas facility. The university was closed, with classes shifted online.