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Congress slams Modi govt after Trump calls Pak army chief his 'favourite'

The party further alleged that the incident reflects poorly on India's foreign policy, which it claimed has "completely fallen apart"

TN man sends hoax bomb threat to Karnataka CM, dy CM homes, probe launched

The emails were sent from a particular ID to the Tamil Nadu DGP on October 11, following which officials of the Karnataka police were immediately alerted

Widespread rains expected in TN, Pondy; heavy rain alert for 4 districts

Over the next 24 to 48 hours, Coimbatore, Nilgiris, Theni and Tenkasi districts are expected to receive heavy showers

ECI makes pre-certification mandatory for political ads on social media

The Election Commission has directed all national and state parties, as well as contesting candidates, to obtain MCMC approval before publishing or airing any political advertisements

IMD forecasts colder winter across India this year due to La Nina

The winter chill has already begun in northern India, even though the season hasn't officially arrived. IMD says La Niña could bring a colder-than-usual winter to many parts of the country

Paras Defence signs MoU with Israel's Cielo for inertial solutions

The two firms will explore opportunities in India for adapting, marketing, selling, and producing inertial sensors and closed-loop inertial solutions

4-storey chemical factory in Indore gutted in fire, no casualties reported

The blaze was reported at the chemical factory located in the Sanwer Road industrial area at 2.15 am on Tuesday

Haryana IPS 'suicide': State on alert, police asked to ensure harmony

Haryana government directed police to maintain strict vigilance and work with community leaders to ensure harmony and prevent untoward incidents following IPS officer Y Puram Kumar's alleged suicide

Karnataka CM orders review of TN's ban on RSS activities in govt spaces

The move comes after Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge urged CM Siddaramaiah to bar RSS activities in government schools, colleges, and state-owned temples

Ladki Bahin scheme: Maharashtra extends e-KYC deadline in flood-hit areas

Under the government's flagship 'Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana', eligible women receive Rs 1,500 every month

Bhupender Yadav calls on CoP30 to uphold multilateralism in climate action

He also highlighted the initiatives taken under PM Modi's leadership, which embody action-oriented and cooperative multilateralism

Army eliminates 2 terrorists near LoC in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara

This comes after Indian Army troops fired after noticing suspicious movement along the LoC in the Kupwara sector on Monday evening

Maharashtra SEC asks EC to defer voter list revision until local body polls

Maharashtra SEC says officials conducting local body elections will also handle SIR, requesting revision of voter rolls be deferred until January 2026

Foxconn to invest ₹15,000 cr in Tamil Nadu, create 14,000 engineering jobs

Foxconn's new ₹15,000 crore investment in Tamil Nadu will focus on AI, value-added manufacturing, and R&D, creating 14,000 high-value engineering jobs across locations

Haryana IPS officer 'suicide' case: DGP Shatrujeet Kapur sent on leave

The late night development came days after the state government transferred Narendra Bijarniya, the then Rohtak's Superintendent of Police

News highlights: Tejashwi meets Kharge to finalise RJD-Cong seat-sharing for Bihar polls

Latest news updates, October 13: US President Donald Trump is set to meet hostage families in Israel and co-host a Cairo summit. Catch all the latest news developments from across the world here

Sponsored incident: Jamia condemns ruckus during Diwali celebrations

University, in an official statement, expressed concerns over deliberate attempts to disturb the peaceful environment of the campus

Jamia Millia Islamia hikes fees by up to 41% across courses for 2025-26

JMI has also announced the launch of 14 new courses and expanded its use of Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores for admissions

Jamia warns students against raising slogans against PM Modi, govt agencies

The Left backed All India Students' Association (AISA) condemned the directive, calling it a reflection of "the Sangh Parivar's authoritarian grip" on academic institutions

Jamia's free UPSC coaching helps 32 aspirants clear civil services exam

Twelve among them are women, reflecting theA's strong emphasis on inclusive and gender-responsive education, the statement said