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Union Home Minister Bandi Sanjay warned Telangana politicians shielding Maoists, threatening exposure and action. Ex-Maoist leader Mallojula Venugopal revealed some politicians’ links with Maoists. Another surrendered Maoist claimed top commander Hidma is hiding near the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border, evading recent security operations.
Bihar Congress MLA Afaq Alam accused top leaders, including Rajesh Ram and Krishna Allavaru, of extorting money for election tickets after being denied a Kasbah seat. Alam, a three-time MLA, claims his ticket was cut for refusing to pay bribes, exposing internal unrest similar to recent RJD protests within the Mahagathbandhan alliance.
The INDIA bloc faces turmoil in Bihar as JMM exits to contest six seats alone, and Congress-RJD enter “friendly fights” over seat-sharing. Prashant Kishor claims the real contest is now NDA vs. Jan Suraaj. BJP blames opposition arrogance, while internal rifts threaten Mahagatbandhan’s unity ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections.
RJD ticket hopeful Madan Shah created a scene outside Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Patna home, alleging he was denied a Madhuban seat ticket for refusing to pay ₹2.7 crore. Accusing party leader Sanjay Yadav of corruption, Shah tore his kurta in protest, spotlighting alleged bribery in RJD’s ticket distribution during Bihar elections.
AAP has dared Delhi CM Rekha Gupta and BJP ministers to drink Yamuna water to prove it’s clean, ahead of Chhath Puja. Accusing BJP of hypocrisy, AAP points to the use of anti-foaming chemicals once called “poison.” BJP denies the charge, claiming visible improvements and use of certified, eco-friendly substances.
Akhilesh Yadav’s comments about Diwali and Christmas sparked controversy. He suggested India could learn from Christmas celebrations instead of spending on diyas. BJP leaders, including Vinod Bansal and Vishwas Sarang, criticized him for promoting foreign traditions over Indian ones, accusing him of insulting Diwali, its rituals, and the artisans who make diyas.
China accused the U.S. National Security Agency of prolonged cyberattacks on its National Time Service Center since 2022, stealing critical data by exploiting vulnerabilities in a foreign smartphone app. These attacks endangered communication networks, financial systems, power supply, and global time accuracy amid escalating US-China tensions.
Hamas denied U.S. claims that it was planning an imminent attack on Palestinians in Gaza that would breach the ceasefire. The U.S. cited credible reports and warned of consequences if Hamas proceeded. The group dismissed the allegations as false, as the fragile truce continues amid recent hostage exchanges and ongoing tensions.
RSS’s ‘Patha Sanchalana’ march in Chittapur, Minister Priyank Kharge’s hometown, sparked a political row. BJP accused authorities of curbing RSS after poster removals, while Congress said the group lacked permission, escalating tensions over public event rights and government control in Karnataka.
President Donald Trump is set to visit South Korea soon to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Gyeongju from October 31 to November 1. Reports suggest he may meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during the event. However, U.S. officials clarified that a final decision on the meeting is yet to be […]
A biryani feast at AIMIM candidate Tausif Alam’s nomination event in Bahadurganj, Bihar, turned chaotic as crowds scrambled for food. Videos went viral, sparking criticism online about poverty, governance, and voter responsibility. As Bihar gears up for elections on November 6 and 11, the incident reflects rising tensions during the campaign season.
The CPI(ML) Liberation, part of the INDIA bloc, has announced 20 candidates for the Bihar assembly elections, retaining all 12 sitting MLAs. The party, which won 12 of 19 seats in 2020, aimed for 24 but settled for 20. Voting is on November 6 and 11; results will be declared on November 14.
Colonel Michael Randrianirina was sworn in as Madagascar’s president after leading a military takeover following youth protests that ousted Andre Rajoelina. The High Constitutional Court endorsed the move despite global criticism. Randrianirina announced a military-backed transitional govt for 2 years before elections.
BRS and BJP leaders actively joined the Telangana bandh across multiple locations. Ministers Talasani, Gangula, and Srinivas Goud took part at RTC Cross Roads, while Vakkiti Srihari and MP Anil Kumar joined in Musheerabad. Kavitha led protests at Khairatabad, with Tummala in Sattupalli, Konda Surekha near Secunderabad, and Etela Rajender participating at JBS.
A statewide bandh swept Telangana after the High Court stayed 42% BC quota in local polls. Started today, protests crippled transport and shut schools across dists. Parties including Congress, BRS, BJP, and Telangana Jagruti backed the agitation, demanding legal protection for BC reservations as demonstrators staged sit-ins, rallies, and human chains statewide.