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New Delhi: Security agencies in Jammu and Kashmir have stepped up action against individuals accused of operating anti-national networks from across the border, with police attaching immovable properties belonging to seven men from Kathua district who are currently based in Pakistan. The action was carried out on Friday following directions issued by a special court in connection with cases registered at the Malhar police station. Officials said the attached assets include more than 10 kanals of land located in the Lohai Malhar area of Kathua. The properties are estimated to be worth several crores of rupees and were seized after…

New Delhi: Caracas was jolted by a series of powerful explosions early Saturday after the United States carried out strikes on targets inside Venezuela, marking a dramatic escalation in Washington’s confrontation with President Nicolás Maduro’s government. The operation was ordered by US President Donald Trump and reportedly hit multiple locations, including military-related facilities. Residents across several neighbourhoods of the Venezuelan capital reported hearing loud blasts accompanied by the sound of aircraft flying at low altitude in the early hours of the morning. The explosions were strong enough to shake buildings, prompting people to rush out of their homes and gather…

Team Goemkarponn SALIGAO: Saligao Police have successfully arrested a chain snatcher from Uttarakhand in connection with a gold chain snatching incident reported at PDA Colony, Porvorim. On 25/12/2025, a snatching case was registered at Saligao Police Station vide Crime No. 43/25 under Sections 304(2) read with 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, based on a complaint lodged by Medha Agshikar, resident of PDA Colony, Porvorim, Goa. The complainant stated that on 25/12/2025 at around 08:30 hrs, while she was present at her grocery shop located at Medha Niwas, PDA Colony, Porvorim, Bardez, two unknown persons arrived on a two-wheeler…

New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday warned that India is witnessing a disturbing rise in what he described as white-collar terrorism, marked by the involvement of highly educated professionals in acts of violence and anti-national activity. Speaking at the 104th foundation day celebrations of Bhupal Nobles’ University in Udaipur, he said academic excellence without moral grounding poses a serious danger to society. Singh referred to the November 10 car bomb explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort to underline his concern. The attack, which killed fifteen people, shocked the nation not only for its brutality but also for the profile…

New Delhi: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat has cautioned against viewing the RSS solely through the prism of the Bharatiya Janata Party or its affiliated organisations, calling such an approach a serious misunderstanding of the Sangh’s nature and purpose. He underlined that while the RSS is often seen as the ideological source of the ruling party, it operates independently and does not function as a political command centre. Addressing an audience during a public interaction, Bhagwat stressed that the RSS does not “remote control” its swayamsevaks or dictate political outcomes. Instead, he said the organisation is rooted in social…

New Delhi: The Election Commission of India has provided a detailed breakdown of 91.46 lakh voter records in West Bengal that have been flagged as cases of “logical discrepancy” during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. These discrepancies were identified through progeny mapping, a process that examines family tree linkages within voter records to detect irregular patterns. Voters placed under the “logical discrepancy” category are those whose records show unusual or inconsistent family relationships. This includes anomalies related to parentage, age gaps, and name mismatches when compared with earlier electoral data. The Commission noted that while an initial…

New Delhi:At least fourteen Maoists were killed in two separate encounters with security forces in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma and Bijapur districts on Saturday, marking the first major anti-Naxal action in the state this year. Twelve Maoists were eliminated in Sukma district, while two were killed during a separate operation in neighbouring Bijapur. Officials indicated that the toll could rise further as search operations in the dense forest areas are still ongoing. The first and larger encounter took place in the Kistaram area of Sukma district. Security forces were conducting a search operation based on specific intelligence inputs about Maoist movement in…