Violence erupted in Manipur's Imphal valley after the discovery of six bodies, believed to be Meitei villagers, in the Barak river. Protesters, alleging inaction by authorities, targeted homes of ministers and MLAs. The incident follows the recent killing of 10 Hmar men by security forces, a clash that further inflamed ethnic tensions.

Medical students in India are being subjected to horrific hazing rituals that involve memorizing and reciting booklets filled with vulgar language and descriptions of sexual violence against women. These booklets, described as promoting rape culture, encourage students to view women as sexual objects and normalize the objectification and abuse of women, including their classmates and nurses.

The bodies of 10 Hmar men, killed in a CRPF operation in Jiribam on November 11, were airlifted to Imphal on Saturday. The transportation followed clashes between the Kuki-Hmar community and Assam police, who dispute the «militant» label given to the deceased.

The Doon School in Dehradun is under scrutiny after a right-wing group claimed to have demolished a structure on its campus, alleging it to be a 'mazaar'. The school administration, however, clarified that the structure was an unauthorized construction by a contractor and was being dismantled.

During her Maharashtra assembly election campaign, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra accused PM Modi of «backstabbing» Uddhav Thackeray despite invoking Balasaheb's name. She challenged Modi and Amit Shah to conduct a caste census and criticized the BJP for allegedly «stealing» the MVA government using money and central agencies.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Abuja, Nigeria, on Sunday, marking the first visit by an Indian prime minister to the West African nation in 17 years. The visit is part of a three-nation tour aimed at strengthening India's global partnerships. He received a ceremonial welcome and the «Key to the City» of Abuja.

During a rally in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath compared the Samajwadi Party to the Muslim League, accusing both of dividing society along religious lines. He also criticized Congress, contrasting their governance with the BJP's achievements, including the Ayodhya Ram Mandir construction. Adityanath emphasized unity for security, a message echoed by BJP MP Kangana Ranaut.

During a campaign rally in Pune, defense minister Rajnath Singh criticised Congress, predicting a loss for the party and its allies in the upcoming Maharashtra elections. Singh praised the BJP-led government's achievements in the state and criticized Rahul Gandhi for his stance on the caste census and alleged attempts to incite division.

A 14-year-old boy in India tragically died after a fight with his father over a mobile phone repair. The father, concerned about the boy's phone use, school attendance, and friends, allegedly attacked his son with a cricket bat and strangled him, leading to his death. The father has been arrested.

People's Conference leader Sajad Lone criticized a recent resolution passed in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly for lacking clarity on the demand for the reinstatement of Article 370 and Article 35A. While the resolution, introduced by the National Conference, calls for discussions on restoring J&K's special status, Lone argues it is vague and fails to explicitly mention the revoked articles.

Canara Bank has classified accounts belonging to Reliance Communications and Reliance Telecom as «fraudulent.» RCom, currently undergoing insolvency proceedings, stated that this classification is not expected to impact the company's resolution process, citing legal protections under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

A high-level committee has been formed by the Uttar Pradesh government to investigate the fire incident at Maharani Laxmibai Medical College, Jhansi, that resulted in the death of 10 infants. The committee will investigate the cause of the fire, identify any negligence, and recommend preventive measures. The committee is expected to submit its report within seven days.

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah has expressed confidence in the restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. He criticized the divisive slogan 'Katenge toh batenge,' emphasizing the importance of unity in diversity for India's strength. Abdullah also expressed sorrow over the Jhansi hospital fire tragedy, urging swift government assistance and a thorough investigation.

Air India has revised its baggage policy for flights to Europe and the UK, aligning with major international airlines. Passengers now have the option to choose between a lower-cost economy fare with one checked bag or a higher fare for two checked bags. This change aims to provide flexibility and cost-effectiveness for travelers.

Following protests over the discovery of six bodies in Manipur's Jiribam district, a curfew has been imposed in Imphal West and East. Demonstrators, demanding justice, targeted the homes of government officials, prompting authorities to reinstate the curfew and suspend internet services due to escalating violence.

While campaigning in Maharashtra, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized the BJP for disrespecting Shivaji Maharaj, citing instances like the removal of his statue outside Parliament and the collapse of another in Sindhudurg. She questioned the sincerity of BJP leaders, including PM Modi, who often invoke Shivaji Maharaj's name but fail to show genuine respect.

Ahead of the second phase of Jharkhand Assembly polls, BJP Spokesperson Pratul Shah Deo alleged that the Jharkhand Government's special branch provided documents and ID proofs to infiltrators. Deo claimed that this encroached on the interests of tribals in Santhal Pargana.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the Maharashtra government's commitment to inclusivity, drawing a contrast with the previous administration. He urged BJP workers to highlight these achievements to secure victory in the upcoming assembly elections. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of grassroots engagement and expressing confidence in a third consecutive win for the alliance.

Rahul Gandhi humorously compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to US President Joe Biden, suggesting both leaders have displayed forgetfulness. Gandhi further accused the BJP of orchestrating the 2022 Maharashtra government toppling to benefit Gautam Adani with the Dharavi redevelopment project.

Dissident BJP leader Sandeep G Varier joined Congress ahead of the Palakkad Assembly bypoll, citing frustration with the BJP leadership and alleging compromises with the ruling party. Varier accused BJP state president K Surendran of being the reason for his exit and claimed the party abandoned him for opposing the Karuvannur co-operative bank scam.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a five-day diplomatic trip to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana. The trip includes bolstering ties with Nigeria, attending the G20 Summit in Brazil as a Troika member, and participating in the 2nd India-CARICOM Summit in Guyana. This marks the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Guyana in over five decades.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has directed security forces to quell violence in Manipur, describing the situation as «fragile» due to clashes between Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities. The violence has resulted in deaths and public disorder, prompting the deployment of the National Investigation Agency for key cases.

Canadian foreign minister Melanie Joly remained tight-lipped about India's extradition request for alleged Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla. While acknowledging ongoing investigations and dialogues with Indian diplomats, Joly refrained from providing specific details. This follows India's confirmation of seeking Dalla's extradition, who faces serious charges including murder, terrorism, and terror financing.

At COP29, India has urged developed nations to commit at least $1.3 trillion annually until 2030 in climate finance, emphasizing the need for grants and concessional funding without restrictive conditions. India linked this financial support to developing countries' ability to enhance their climate action targets, highlighting the inadequacy of the previously pledged $100 billion.

India, Nepal, and Bangladesh launched their first trilateral power transaction, marking a significant step in regional energy cooperation. Nepal will export up to 40 MW of electricity to Bangladesh through the Indian grid, boosting sub-regional connectivity and supporting Bangladesh's energy needs. The agreement, signed last month, signifies a commitment to green energy initiatives and regional prosperity.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) seized Rs 8.8 crore from the Chennai office of lottery tycoon Santiago Martin during searches related to a money laundering case. The investigation involves alleged illegal gains exceeding Rs 900 crore from lottery distribution and sales. The ED is investigating Martin and his associates for fraud in the distribution of Sikkim state lotteries.

Three bodies, discovered in Manipur's Barak River, are feared to be connected to the disappearance of six people from a displacement camp. The disappearances followed a security operation on November 11 where ten alleged militants were killed. Authorities are working to identify the bodies and locate the remaining missing individuals.

The United States has returned over 1,400 looted artifacts, valued at nearly $10 million, to India. The recovered items, including a sandstone sculpture of a Celestial Dancer, were trafficked by criminal networks linked to Subhash Kapoor and Nancy Wiener. The repatriation follows a multi-year investigation and the conviction of five individuals involved in the smuggling ring.

Mumbai Police investigations into the murder of former minister Baba Siddique have revealed a chilling hit list prepared by gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's gang. Comedian Munawar Faruqui and Shraddha Walkar murder accused Aftab Poonawala were also potential targets. The gang, enraged by Faruqui's religious remarks, planned an attack during his Delhi performance, but intelligence agencies intervened.

The Himachal Pradesh government has approached the Supreme Court to challenge a recent high court ruling that invalidated the appointment of six parliamentary secretaries. The high court deemed the state law enabling these appointments as unconstitutional, prompting concerns of potential disqualification for the affected MLAs and political instability.