Amid communal unrest reports from Murshidabad, the VHP has strongly condemned what it perceives as a deliberate conspiracy to ignite nationwide riots under the pretext of opposing the Waqf Act. The organization accuses certain elements of pushing the country towards unrest for political advantages, while also alleging Waqf Boards are being used for illegal land occupation.
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The 6th edition of the India-Japan joint military exercise, Dharma Guardian, commenced on February 24, 2025, at Japan’s East Fuji Training Area. Conducted at an expanded scale, it focuses on joint urban warfare and counter-terrorism under a UN mandate. Strengthening defence ties, the exercise enhances interoperability, tactical coordination, and disaster response, reinforcing India-Japan cooperation for regional security and a free, open Indo-Pacific.
The Indian embassy in the United States has issued a warning about fraud calls from scammers pretending to be from the embassy. These callers claim there are errors in passports or visa forms, demanding money for corrections and threatening deportation or imprisonment. The embassy advises the public to ignore these calls and not to share personal information or transfer money.
Pilgrims visiting the 2025 Mahakumbh in Prayagraj can expect a spectacular drone show depicting spiritual events like 'Samudra Manthan.' The show will feature 2,000 illuminated drones and take place during the event's opening and closing. Additionally, visitors will enjoy attractions like floating restaurants, water activities, and laser light shows, enhancing their experience at this globally significant festival.
Opposition MVA criticised Maharashtra government over Nagpur violence, with Uddhav Thackeray questioning CM Fadnavis's actions and MPCC chief Sapkal clarifying his comments about Fadnavis. Uddhav highlighted past insults to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and accused BJP of inciting riots while sparing the offenders.
Uttarkashi district police have registered a case against unknown individuals for spreading false rumours about an impending high-magnitude earthquake. A widely circulated social media post caused panic, leading residents to leave their homes on a cold night. Efforts are underway to identify those responsible.
The Supreme Court is planning to engage with district judges on strategies to reduce the backlog of 4.6 crore cases in the district judiciary. Sessions will focus on streamlining case management, enhancing the use of technology, and improving human resource utilization.
The Supreme Court has temporarily stopped the trial court proceedings against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case. This case involves allegations that Gandhi made defamatory remarks about home minister Amit Shah during the AICC’s plenary sessions in Jharkhand in 2018. The Court has asked for responses from the Jharkhand government and the complainant within four weeks.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Union Home Minister Amit Shah for allegedly insulting BR Ambedkar and the Indian Constitution. She accused the BJP of undermining democratic values and highlighted their controversial actions and policies. Vadra also addressed BJP's treatment of women and farmers, emphasizing the party's anti-Constitution stance. She urged the audience to protect Ambedkar’s legacy.
The Supreme Court has extended Puja Khedkar's protection from arrest until April 21. Khedkar is accused of cheating and misrepresenting information to avail OBC and disability quota benefits in the civil services exam. The Delhi government seeks her custodial interrogation to investigate a fake disability certificate scam. The court is reviewing her rejoinder to the Delhi government's reply.