The 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram’ was celebrated at the Hyderabad Gun Foundry, with Union Minister Kishan Reddy, BJP state president Ramchandra Rao, and MP Laxman in attendance. Reddy highlighted that the movement against the Razakars and noted that although India gained independence in 1947, Telangana’s freedom was delayed.
AP Education Minister Kandula Durgesh is visiting London to promote investment in the state’s tourism sector. During his visit, he showcased videos highlighting the state’s unique attractions and extensively promoted AP tourism. The Minister also invited investors to attend the partnership conference in Visakhapatnam on November 14th and 15th.
As the Jubilee Hills by-poll nears, TG CM Revanth Reddy is set to conduct another round of campaigning today. Having already campaigned in two phases, he will meet local residents this time to discuss upcoming development programs. His visit has generated excitement among party workers, further intensifying the poll atmosphere in the constituency.
Union Minister and BJP MP Bhupathi Raju Srinivasa Varma’s efforts have resulted in the launch of Vande Bharat Express services for the Narasapuram Parliament constituency. The SCR received orders from the Central Railway Department to extend the current Chennai-Vijayawada train route to Narasapuram. Locals expressed their gratitude to the Narasapuram BJP MP.
Jana Sena chief and Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan urged everyone across the nation to sing ‘Vande Mataram*, marking 150 years since its composition. He emphasized the duty to pass on its patriotic spirit, which united India during the freedom struggle, and stressed the importance of teaching its historical significance to future generations.
Just three days before the Jubilee Hills by-election in Hyderabad, Telangana Police seized ₹3.33 crore in cash, along with 685.585 liters of drugs worth ₹4.63 lakh, 2.26 kg of marijuana worth ₹1.98 lakh, and other items valued at Rs. 1.37 lakh. The police continue to investigate the matter ahead of the high-stakes election.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan asserted that Rahul Gandhi’s repeated “vote chori” allegations signal an NDA-favored outcome. He predicted a “record-breaking victory” for the alliance in Bihar. Chouhan claimed Rahul was preemptively preparing excuses for an anticipated defeat, dismissing Congress’s claims.
The Left Unity coalition won all four key posts in the JNU Students’ Union elections 2025. Aditi Mishra was elected President, K Gopika Vice President, Sunil Yadav General Secretary, and Danish Ali Joint Secretary. The ABVP failed to secure any position, marking a complete Left sweep this year.
The Delhi High Court questioned Patanjali Ayurved for calling rival chyawanprash brands “dhokha” in its ads, following Dabur’s complaint. Justice Tejas Karia said Patanjali may claim superiority but cannot label others fraudulent. Patanjali’s lawyer defended the ad as “puffery,” while Dabur argued it was misleading. Verdict reserved.
The Telangana government may approve the Gig and Platform Workers’ Welfare Act, 2025 on November 12. Labour Minister Vivek Venkataswamy held consultations with unions and companies. TGPWU’s Shaik Salauddin demanded fair pay, social security, legal recognition, algorithmic transparency, and equal representation for workers, platforms, and government.
A Sambhal court on Thursday postponed the Jama Masjid case hearing to December 3 following the Supreme Court’s stay. The dispute involves claims that the mosque stands on a former Harihar Temple site. The Hindu side seeks a survey, while the Muslim side has moved the Supreme Court, with the next apex hearing on November […]
Tamil Nadu’s ruling party, DMK, is actively seeking to expand its political base in Idukki, Kerala, following in the footsteps of VCK. The party plans to contest the upcoming local body elections in the district and has signaled a strong independent participation. DMK aims to significantly strengthen its presence and influence in the region.
The Karnataka High Court’s Dharwad bench dismissed the Congress-led government’s appeal against a single-judge order staying its ban on public activities by private groups, including the RSS. The court asked the state to approach the single bench again. The ruling marks a setback for the government’s move to restrict RSS marches.
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar dismissed speculation about a leadership change, calling himself a “disciplined soldier” of Congress. He affirmed that CM Siddaramaiah will complete his full term and said no cabinet reshuffle is happening. Shivakumar stressed party unity and assured of Congress returns to power in 2028.
Hezbollah reaffirmed its right to self-defence against Israel, rejecting any negotiation proposals. The statement followed Israeli warnings of intensified action in Lebanon. While Lebanon’s government works to disarm Hezbollah under a 2024 ceasefire deal, tensions rise as Israel accuses Beirut of delay and vows stronger measures to protect its northern residents.