CPM's convention in Srinagar advocated for the restoration of Article 370 and dialogue with Pakistan, a rare stance amidst prevailing demands for statehood. M Alexander Baby criticized the abrogation as a betrayal and refuted claims of peace and development, highlighting inadequate compensation for shelling victims.

A fire erupted in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly complex on Wednesday morning due to a short circuit, resulting in the destruction of historic photographs displayed in the lobby. The blaze damaged images of former governors, chief ministers, and legislators, along with furniture. Fortunately, the fire was quickly brought under control by the assembly staff, and no injuries were reported.

The Indian government confirmed that an Indian national detained at Newark Airport entered the U.S. illegally without a valid visa and was being deported following a court order. Authorities restrained him due to disruptive behavior during transit and admitted him to a medical facility. The Indian Consulate in New York is engaged with U.S.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to strengthening ties with the US, irrespective of political leadership, citing it as crucial for India's interests. He cautioned Europe about the potential repercussions of ignoring terrorism, referencing Osama bin Laden's presence in Pakistan.

CJI B R Gavai defended the Supreme Court's decision to allow sub-categorization within the Scheduled Caste quota, emphasizing its aim to ensure equitable distribution of benefits to the most marginalized. He highlighted that the ruling seeks to prevent the 'creamy layer' among SCs from monopolizing reservation benefits, allowing the most backward to access public employment and education.

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Stacey Solomon made the most of a work trip to Lake Como, taking the afternoon off for a spot of sunbathing on Tuesday.

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Director of Gaza’s Medical Laboratories and Blood Banks Department Sahar Ghanem urged «the entire world to interfere» in order to save the patients in local hospitals

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Russian arms are competitive in terms of price and maintenance costs, «which is important for the buyers,» the president stressed

Meghalaya police cracked the honeymoon murder case of Raja Raghuvanshi, revealing that his wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, orchestrated his killing. Sonam's 'mangalsutra' and ring, left behind at a homestay, raised suspicion. Police investigations led to Sonam's arrest in Uttar Pradesh, along with her boyfriend and contract killers, exposing a conspiracy that unfolded during what was supposed to be a romantic getaway.

Ashok Gehlot hinted at a possible reconciliation with Sachin Pilot. He stated that they were never far apart. Gehlot attended a memorial event for Rajesh Pilot in Dausa. Several Congress leaders were present at the ceremony. The Gehlot-Pilot feud began in December 2018. Pilot led a rebellion against Gehlot in July 2020. Pilot was then removed from his positions.

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S. Jaishankar addressed global issues, emphasizing India's pragmatic approach to international relations, including its stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and potential shifts in US leadership. He advocated for stronger EU-India ties, highlighting India's reliability and raised concerns about the EU's Green Deal, while also noting the increasing preference for India as a secure alternative to China for global supply chains.

Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, addressing an international conference in Stockholm, defended India's electoral roll revision as rigorous and transparent, highlighting the statutory sharing of rolls with political parties since 1960. He emphasized the massive scale of Indian elections, involving nearly one billion electors and over 20 million personnel.