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US Attorney General calls violent attacks on Tesla property "nothing short of domestic terrorism"
US Attorney General Pam Bondi has termed the recent attacks on Tesla property as domestic terrorism, promising severe consequences for those responsible. The ongoing investigations follow multiple incidents, including vehicle fires and vandalism, indicating a targeted attack against the electric vehicle company.
22 Naxalites, cop killed in 2 encounters in Chhattisgarh
Security forces killed at least 22 Naxalites in two encounters in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. The operations resulted in the elimination of 18 Naxalites in Bijapur and 4 in Kanker. This marks a significant step in making India Naxal-free, as 105 Naxalites have been killed this year.
Madras HC directs ED to halt proceedings related to TASMAC premises searches
The Madras High Court on Thursday heard a petition from Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited (TASMAC) to stay the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) proceedings initiated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) following recent raids on TASMAC premises. The court directed the ED to halt all proceedings and file a counter affidavit, with the next hearing scheduled for March 25.
Farmers' protest: Security heightened at Haryana-Punjab Shambhu border
Heightened security marks the Haryana-Punjab Shambhu Border as Haryana Police dismantles barriers to allow farmer movement. Patiala SSP assures the road will be cleared without using force. Several farmer leaders face detainment, prompting mixed reactions from politicians and farmer organizations. Former Punjab CM Channi and BJP leader Bajwa criticize government's actions amid ongoing talks.
All countrymen should stand with farmers: Bajrang Punia on ongoing protest at Shambhu border
Olympic wrestler Bajrang Punia criticizes the government for arresting protesting farmers at Shambhu Border, labeling it a betrayal. He accuses the government of pretending to engage in dialogue while trying to suppress the farmers' movement. Punia urges citizens to support farmers against what he sees as oppressive actions by both the Central and Punjab governments.
Judge declines to bar DOGE from the US Institute of Peace after standoff
A federal judge allowed Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to take over the U.S. Institute of Peace, despite concerns about the forceful entry. The institute's lawsuit against DOGE highlighted the illegal entry and takeover, but procedural issues left the judge reluctant to halt the actions immediately. Another hearing will be held later.
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Tensions escalate in Churachandpur after tribal clashes
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Churachandpur district between the Hmar and Zomi tribal groups, resulting in the death of Lalropui Pakhumate and several injuries. The clashes began after attempts were made to remove a Zomi armed group's flag, leading to stone pelting and gunfire. Security forces have been deployed to restore order.
Nagpur violence: The ground report
Nagpur remains under heavy security and curfew following severe mob violence that left many injured and caused extensive property damage. Numerous individuals, including police officers, suffered injuries during the riots. Law enforcement has taken strict measures to maintain order and prevent misinformation.
As emotions run high over Aurangzeb, his tomb in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar turns 'no drone' zone
Maharashtra authorities have declared Aurangzeb's tomb in Khultabad a "no drone" zone amid calls for its removal. Protests have led to violence and increased police presence. Over 500 objectionable social media posts have been deleted, and 80 individuals warned against incendiary content. Authorities emphasize not believing rumors and reporting any concerning information.
Manipur districts tense as youth goes missing
A 20-year-old youth, Luwangthem Mukesh, has gone missing from Imphal, causing tension in two districts. Police and security forces have launched search operations after his car was last seen in Bishnupur district. His phone was traced near the Kuki-Zo tribal area, but the exact location remains unidentified.
Nagpur violence premeditated, 'Chhava' reignited people's emotions: Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis
Violence erupted in Nagpur, leading to over 50 detentions and a curfew after protests against Aurangzeb's tomb. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis claims the violence was premeditated. Various political leaders and groups, including VHP and AIMIM, are involved in the controversy. The situation remains tense but under control, with calls for strict action against instigators.
Nagpur violence: Section 144 imposed as clashes erupt, vehicles torched
Violence erupted in Nagpur’s Mahal area due to miscommunication, leading to stone pelting and vandalism. Police deployed tear gas to control the situation and several vehicles were set on fire. A few police personnel were injured, including Deputy Commissioner of Police Archit Chandak. Authorities urge the public to remain calm and support police efforts to maintain order.
Aurangzeb tomb row: Why are violent clashes erupting in Nagpur over the Mughal emperor? Here's all you need to know
Violent clashes occurred in Nagpur with stone pelting and vehicles set ablaze due to rumours of the Quran being burnt during a Bajrang Dal protest against Aurangzeb's tomb. Police intensified patrolling and summoned additional security forces to manage the chaos. A curfew was also enforced.
Police clash with protesters in Nagpur amid rumours of burning of holy book; 9 hurt, 15 arrested
Violence broke out in Nagpur's Mahal area after rumours spread that a religious book was burned during a Bajrang Dal protest, leading to injuries and arrests. Police deployed additional forces to control the situation. Maharashtra's Chief Minister and Union Minister have appealed for calm while opposition leaders blamed the state home department for the unrest.
Riots erupt in Nagpur after VHP rally, rumours of holy book burning
A riot erupted in Nagpur following protests by the Vishva Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal over Aurangzeb’s tomb. Violence broke out in Mahal, spreading to nearby areas, leading to stone-pelting and vandalism. Police intervened with tear gas, and order was gradually restored by evening.
Over 50 people detained following Nagpur violence; "Situation peaceful now," says Police Commissioner
Over 50 people have been taken into custody in Nagpur following violent clashes on March 17, with authorities using CCTV and social media to identify others involved. A curfew remains in place across several neighborhoods, and the situation is now under control, according to Police Commissioner Ravinder Kumar Singal.
Nagpur violence: CM Fadnavis appeals for peace, cautions against rumours amid clashes over Aurangzeb row
Violence erupted in Nagpur after rumors spread about the burning of a holy book during a protest by a right-wing group. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis urged for peace and cautioned against believing rumors. Police used tear gas and batons to control clashes between protesters and law enforcement.
Amidst calls for its removal, security beefed up at Aurangzeb's grave in Maharashtra
In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, security at Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's grave has been intensified as calls for its removal grow louder. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad is leading protests, demanding the grave's demolition due to historical grievances. Increased police presence and identity checks for visitors have been implemented. The VHP warned of further action if the government does not respond.
UP: Sambhal Police celebrate Holi after ensuring peaceful celebrations on March 14
Police in Sambhal celebrated Holi after ensuring a peaceful festival across the district. They worked 14-16 hour shifts to maintain law and order. District Magistrate Rajendra Pensia and Superintendent of Police KK Bishnoi praised their efforts. Friday prayers during Ramzan also took place peacefully. Security included police, paramilitary forces, and drones. The district had previously experienced violence last year.
First mobile tower erected at remote CRPF base in Chhattisgarh's Sukma
Sukma district in Chhattisgarh now has its first mobile phone tower, providing connectivity to several villages affected by Maoist violence. Installed in a CRPF camp at Tekulagudem, the tower will benefit security personnel and locals by improving communication. This development is part of efforts to combat Left Wing Extremism and promote regional progress.
"Perpetrators will not be spared": Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav on Mauganj violence
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav termed the Mauganj incident, resulting in the death of ASI Ramcharan Gautam, as unfortunate and assured that the culprits would face strict action. The situation is under control, with senior police officers on the scene and injured officers receiving treatment.
Guwahati: Congress spokesperson Reetam Singh arrested by Lakhimpur police
Congress spokesperson Reetam Singh was arrested for allegedly making derogatory remarks on social media against Lakhimpur MLA Manab Deka and his family. This event has intensified the conflict between Congress and BJP, with accusations of police misuse by the ruling government.
Assam Congress spokesperson Reetam Singh arrested for social media post
Assam Congress Spokesperson Reetam Singh was arrested for a social media post questioning the status of cases against senior BJP leaders. His arrest by Lakhimpur district police led to significant drama, with Singh alleging no warrant was issued. Deputy Leader of Congress in Lok Sabha, Gaurav Gogoi, criticized the police's actions, tying them to political motivations.
Sukanta Majumdar slams TMC govt over Birbhum clash, says state police 'defunct'
Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar criticized the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government over a reported clash in Birbhum and allegations of explosive materials seizure. He accused the state police of losing professionalism. The government has suspended internet and voice-over-internet telephony services in several areas to prevent rumors and unlawful activities, effective until March 17.
Manipur authorities recover weapons and explosives: 990 arms, 11,500 ammo laid down
Following Manipur governor Ajay Bhalla's call for the surrender of looted weapons, authorities have received 990 arms, 11,526 ammunition, 366 grenades, 230 crude bombs, and 10 IEDs. In addition, the CRPF dismantled a militant bunker in Kangpokpi. Enhanced security measures, including 109 checkpoints, are in place to ensure safe movement along NH-37.
Interim govt in Bangladesh extends military's magistracy power
Bangladesh's interim government extended the magistracy power of military forces for 60 more days amid nationwide unrest. The armed forces, first granted this authority in 2024, can arrest crime suspects. The extension comes amid Operation Devil Hunt and efforts to stabilize the deteriorating law and order.
17 Naxalites, including nine with Rs 24 lakh bounty, surrender in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur
Seventeen Naxalites, including nine with cash rewards, surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district. Disillusioned with the Maoist ideology and inspired by local development schemes, the cadres turned themselves in. Notably, Dinesh Modiam carried an Rs 8 lakh reward. The surrendered Naxalites will receive assistance and rehabilitation as per government policy. This year, 65 Naxalites have already surrendered in Bijapur.
UP Police Constable Result 2025 Declared at uppbpb.gov.in: Check cut-off marks, how to check scorecard, next step
UP Police Result 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board has announced the Uttar Pradesh Police Constable Result 2025. Candidates can check their results on the official website. The recruitment was for 60,244 constable posts, with over 4.8 million applications received. The selection process involved multiple stages, and successful candidates are ready for final formalities.
"Govt launched multi-pronged strategy to strengthen national security, law enforcement, across India": MoS Nityanand Rai
Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai announced a comprehensive strategy to enhance national security with measures like eliminating terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir, integrating insurgent groups into the peace process, and strengthening cybercrime infrastructure. The plan also includes modernizing police forces and border security upgrades.
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