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Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu will visit Tirupati today to address the National Women’s Empowerment Conference. He will also attend a dinner with several dignitaries, including Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. All arrangements are in place for the two-day conference, which will see participation from over 200 delegates from across the country.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will hold a huge public meeting today at the Railway Ground in Visakhapatnam, marking the conclusion of the ‘Sarathyam’ yatra led by BJP state president PVN Madhav. Party national president JP Nadda, who arrived in Vizag last night, will attend the event, highlighting its significance for the party in AP.
Former Raptadu YSRCP MLA Topudurthi Prakash Reddy announced that the last rites of senior YSRCP leader Topudurthi Bhaskar Reddy will be held today at 9 AM in Topudurthi village, Atmakur mandal, Ananthapur district, AP. Meanwhile, Bhaskar Reddy’s daughter, who was in the USA, has already arrived in her hometown to attend the ceremony.
Actor-turned-politician Vijay criticized the Centre’s push for ‘One Nation, One Election’, calling it a “murder of democracy”. Speaking in Ariyalur, he also warned that delimitation would severely weaken opposition parties. Emphasizing his commitment to public service, the TVK chief said he joined politics to serve, not to accumulate wealth.
PM Narendra Modi unveiled a ₹100 commemorative coin and special postage stamp in Guwahati to honour Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhupen Hazarika’s centenary. The event celebrated Hazarika’s legacy in music, cinema, and literature. Artists, dignitaries, and admirers gathered to pay tribute to the iconic cultural figure’s immense contributions across generations.
Delhi Police filed an FIR against Congress after its Bihar unit shared an AI-generated video allegedly mocking PM Modi and his late mother. BJP called it defamatory and insulting to motherhood. Congress defended the clip as social commentary, not disrespect. The case includes charges under defamation, IT Act, and digital data laws amid rising political […]
Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane mocked Aaditya Thackeray for opposing the India-Pakistan Asia Cup match, saying he’d watch it secretly in a burqa. Thackeray had criticized the match, citing recent terror attacks. Uddhav Thackeray echoed the sentiment, calling the game an insult to martyrs, questioning the Centre’s stance on Pakistan.
In Imphal, PM Modi called Manipur violence a “great injustice” to ancestors and future generations. Emphasizing peace and development, he hailed Manipur’s role in India’s freedom struggle and military operations like Operation Sindoor. Honouring martyr Deepak Chingakham, he reaffirmed Manipur’s cultural and sporting importance.
A loud explosion shook Madinah early September 11, with witnesses reporting missile-like objects near the Prophet’s Mosque. Videos circulated, but Saudi authorities have yet to confirm details. Speculation about a Houthi missile persists, though unverified. Official sources urge the public to avoid rumors while investigations continue amid regional tensions.
Israeli PM Netanyahu approved expanding West Bank settlements, including 3,400 homes in the contentious E1 area east of Jerusalem. He vowed no Palestinian state, doubling Maale Adumim’s population. This move threatens Palestinian claims to East Jerusalem as their capital, further undermining prospects for a future Palestinian state under international law.
Former Minister Roja criticized Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan for ignoring Andhra Pradesh’s pressing issues. She said people didn’t vote for him to do film shoots or fly around in government-funded flights. Accusing him of wasting time for packages, she added that voters now feel ashamed for electing him to power.
BJP national president J.P. Nadda will attend the concluding ceremony of an upcoming BJP-led public meeting in Visakhapatnam, announced AP BJP state president P.V.N. Madhav. Speaking at the BJP office in Visakhapatnam, he confirmed that the key event will be held at the Railway Ground and is expected to draw significant public and political attention.
PM Modi called Manipur a ‘jewel of the country’ and emphasized that lasting peace is essential for development. Acknowledging past unrest in the Northeast, he said peace now prevails. Assuring support, Modi announced the construction of 7,000 new houses and affirmed the Centre’s commitment to the welfare of Manipur’s people.
A United Nations report reveals that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is ordering public executions for citizens caught watching foreign movies and TV shows. Firing squads carry out these executions to instill fear. The report also states that strict laws introduced in 2015 allow the death penalty for consuming or distributing foreign media content.
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for visiting Manipur two years after violence broke out. She stated that it’s a longstanding tradition in India for the PM to visit victims promptly after a tragedy. Calling Modi’s delayed visit unacceptable, she said this behavior does not reflect the values of past Prime Ministers.