Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha stated that terrorism has been the primary adversary of the region’s youth, aiming to disrupt their progress. He urged vigilance against disruptive elements and emphasized protecting the youth’s dreams. Former CM Mehbooba Mufti called for strict action against those involved in the terror module but urged fair treatment…
Ja Morant’s availability for the Memphis Grizzlies’ clash with the Boston Celtics on November 12, 2025, is uncertain due to right ankle soreness. The star guard is listed as questionable, with the team’s medical staff to make a final decision. Morant’s potential absence exacerbates the Grizzlies’ ongoing injury struggles, impacting their offensive rhythm and chances…
Arizona Cardinals face a major blow as star rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. undergoes appendicitis surgery, sidelining him for Week 11 against the 49ers. His absence, coupled with other receiver injuries, severely impacts the Cardinals’ already struggling offense. Quarterback Kyler Murray must now adapt, relying on different playmakers against a formidable San Francisco defense.
Crime branch nabbed Sagar Kumar Gouda, a key aide of SI recruitment scam mastermind Shankar Prusty. Gouda managed logistics for transporting candidates to Andhra Pradesh for training with leaked questions, charging hefty sums. He also planned similar operations in West Bengal. His arrest brings the total to 126, with the case now with the CBI.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA), in conjunction with state police, is conducting raids across Tripura to investigate the illegal infiltration of Bangladeshi nationals, Rohingya, and other criminals. These operations follow recent bomb blasts in Delhi and the apprehension of a Bangladeshi national in Assam, with the NIA expected to probe alleged collusion among border officials…
Nagaland bid a state farewell to Imokong L Imchen, a respected five-time MLA and advisor, who passed away Tuesday. Leaders across political spectrums lauded him as a statesman of integrity and vision, deeply committed to the Naga people’s welfare.
Northeast parliamentary leaders, at their 22nd annual conference in Kohima, urged the central government to collaborate with state governments on a sustainable development plan for the region, respecting its ethnic diversity. They also recommitted to parliamentary democracy and encouraged legislators to actively engage with citizens for a developed Northeast by 2047.
