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Youth in Hyderabad staged their third protest this week over delays in Telangana’s job calendar notifications. Demonstrators accused authorities of detaining them at Chikkadapally library. The protests target the Congress govt’s unfulfilled promise of timely recruitment for 2 lakh jobs. Opposition BRS and BJP criticised police action against protestors.
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan defended the Malayalam Language Bill, 2025, assuring it safeguards linguistic minorities, including Kannada and Tamil speakers. He emphasized India’s diversity must be celebrated, not imposed. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah opposed the bill, citing constitutional rights and urging inclusive dialogue to protect linguistic freedoms.
President Trump urged U.S. oil executives, including ExxonMobil, to invest $100 billion in Venezuela, claiming security and U.S. oversight. ExxonMobil CEO called the country “un-investable” due to past asset seizures. The White House aims to control Venezuelan oil sales, and increase production, while critics denounce the move as “imperialism.”
Ahmed Sheikh, a Jammu and Kashmir resident, was detained at Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir for attempting to offer namaz near Sita Rasoi. Security agencies are interrogating him, recovering minor items but no weapons. Authorities are verifying his background and intentions. Meanwhile, the district banned non-veg food delivery and cautioned hotels and homestays near the temple.
Joy Mahapatro, a Hindu youth from Sunamganj, Bangladesh, was beaten and poisoned to death, in what his family calls a premeditated murder. Violence against Hindus has surged following radical leader Sharif Osman Hadi’s death. India condemned the attacks, urging Bangladesh’s interim government to act swiftly and protect minority communities from violence.
Congress Rajya Sabha MP Imran Pratapgarhi accused the BJP of pursuing a “divide and rule” strategy, creating unprecedented hatred and depriving people of education. Speaking ahead of Mumbai municipal elections, he defended Mumbai’s integrity against privatization. He criticised BJP ministers’ divisive language and the silence of senior leaders.
The ED approached the Supreme Court seeking a CBI probe into raids on I-PAC, alleging West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee obstructed the investigation and removed documents with police help. The Calcutta High Court denied urgent relief. The Bengal government filed a caveat, while I-PAC condemned the raids but pledged full cooperation.
Greenland’s five parliamentary parties jointly rejected Donald Trump’s renewed push to control the island, declaring they want to be Greenlanders, not Americans or Danes. They urged respect for self-determination. Trump cited Arctic security and warned of a “hard way.” Denmark dismissed any threat, stressing NATO unity, and postwar security.
Telangana Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy distanced himself from Tollywood, expressing deep anguish over permission being granted for the Pushpa-2 premiere despite a woman’s death. Hurt by the incident, he said he no longer wished to be approached on benefit shows. The minister clarified that he had no role in recent ticket price increases.
Britain Author JK Rowling famous for Harry Potter novels, reacted to Iran’s latest protests by sharing a video praising demonstrators. The unrest, sparked by economic hardship, has spread across cities with strikes and internet shutdowns. Activists claim Iranians reject the Islamic Republic, while state media blames US and Israeli “terrorist agents”.
Former TG Minister and BRS Working President KTR has been honored with a prestigious international invitation from Harvard University, USA. He is set to address the 23rd India Conference at the Harvard campus, scheduled for Feb 14-15. The conference, themed ‘The India We Imagine’, will bring together global leaders and policymakers to discuss India’s future.
The ONGC blowout fire in Irusumanda, Konaseema district, AP, which had raged for five days, has finally been brought under control. Personnel cleared debris from the burnt heavy machinery using cranes, ensuring the site’s safety. Also, a water umbrella was prepared for installation at the gas well along with a blowout preventer to lower temperatures.
In Pune municipal elections, candidates are using high-tech methods to attract voters. Robo-dogs roam the streets, distributing pamphlets and greeting people on behalf of candidates, surprising the public. Activists also wear LED bags with candidates’ photos and slogans, creating innovative and eye-catching election campaigns across the city.
Thousands of devotees thronged Medaram in Telangana’s Mulugu district to seek darshan of Sammakka and Saralamma during the annual fair. TG Minister Seethakka’s camp office will operate in Medaram, while CM Revanth is scheduled to visit on January 18 and inaugurate the fair with oblations on January 19. This year, Ippapuvvu laddu will be distributed […]
AP CM Chandrababu highlighted key points for the upcoming Sankranti celebrations. Acknowledging cockfighting as a traditional practice in Godavari districts, he urged citizens to celebrate the festival responsibly, without gambling. The CM encouraged joyful festivities that honor traditions while promoting community well-being and ethical practices.