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    38th African Union Summit focuses on reparations, leadership elections

    Addis Ababa: The 38th Ordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State and Government commenced in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, focusing on reparations and the election of senior AU Commission leadership. This two-day summit, attended by African leaders and representatives from various international and regional organizations, aligns with the AU’s 2025 theme:.

    Delhi Bar Associations call for abstention over proposed Advocate Amendment Bill 2025

    New Delhi: The Coordination Committee of All Bar Associations of Delhi announced on Monday its decision to oppose the proposed Advocate Amendment Bill 2025. In a unanimous resolution, the committee has called for a complete strike from judicial work in all District Courts across Delhi on Monday. They view the bill as unjust and biased..

    PM Modi urges to “stay calm” after 4.0-magnitude earthquake jolts Delhi-NCR

    New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on residents of Delhi and nearby regions to remain calm and adhere to safety protocols following a 4.0-magnitude earthquake that struck early in the morning. In a message on X, he advised everyone to stay vigilant for possible aftershocks. “Tremors were felt in Delhi and surrounding areas. I.

    Congress questions Assam CM’s source of information on allegations against Gaurav Gogoi’s wife

    New Delhi: Congress leader Rashid Alvi challenged Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s claims regarding a supposed ‘Pakistan-ISI connection’ involving Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi’s wife. Alvi demanded to know the source of the CM’s information and the evidence backing such allegations, questioning why no FIR had been filed if there was any proof. He expressed.

    Women, children in 2nd batch of deportees from US ‘not restrained during flight’

    New Delhi: Sources have indicated that women and children aboard the second deportation flight from the US, which landed in Amritsar, were “not restrained during the flight,” addressing concerns raised after reports of “ill-treatment” surrounding the first group of deportees. The C-17 aircraft arrived late on Saturday night, transporting over 115 illegal Indian immigrants, with.

    Arrangements intensified to avoid any stampede like situation: DCP Railway 

    New Delhi: Authorities in Delhi have intensified the arrangements in the wake of the stampede at the New Delhi railway station that left 18 people dead and many more injured. Speaking with the media  Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Railway KPS Malhotra said that keeping in view the current scenario if there is an increased.

    BJPs pre-poll promises now in action in Delhi, Yamuna cleaning drive started

    New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Sunday started to act on its pre poll promises   which Prime Minister Narendra Modi had promised during Delhi elections with the initiative to  clean the Yamuna River. After the victory of the BJP, as promised the work on this project has already commenced, even before the formation.

    Punjab police arrested two brothers deported from US in murder charges

    Chandigarh: The police in Punjab on Sunday arrested two cousin brothers from the state in Patiala district, who were among 116 people deported by the US in a C-17 aircraft that landed in the second batch at the Amritsar airport. Police sources said Sandeep Singh and Pradeep Singh, who were wanted in a murder case.

    Confusion over trains led stampede at Delhi railway station: Police

    New Delhi: The police in Delhi on Sunday said that the confusion over the trains led to the stampede at New Delhi railway station, leading to the death of 18 people and leaving 15 injured.   As per Delhi Police, the confusion happened because of the announcement of the trains having the same initial name starting.

    New CM for Delhi to take oath on Feb 20, MLAs meet now on 19 Feb

    New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party  meeting of newly-elected in Delhi scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed, BJP sources said, adding that it will now be held on February 19 and the new Chief Minister will take oath on February 20. Sources in the party said that the BJP Legislature Party meeting scheduled for tomorrow.

    Nigerian national deported back for overstaying, engaging in illegal activities in Hyderabad

    Hyderabad: The Police in Hyderabad on Sunday deported a foreign national from Nigeria, for overstaying in India and engaging in illegal activities that posed a threat to national security. Official sources said that the individual was identified as 40-year-old Ikechukwu Sylvester Mbah. According to an official release, Mbah, originally from Nigeria, arrived in Mumbai in.