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Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao recently stirred the pot by claiming that Hindutva figure Vinayak Damodar Savarkar ate beef and was all for meat-eating. Rao said he's "sorry for speaking the truth," while the BJP slammed him, accusing Congress of going after Hindus.
After all the fuss about Tillotama, people are now shouting for some love and justice for our beloved trams in Kolkata. These iconic rides aren’t just a way to get around; they’re a huge part of the city’s charm and history.
Tiruchi's underground drainage project phase III might be delayed because they're waiting on the State government to approve a revised budget. They’ve wrapped up about 90% of the work, but rising costs and the upcoming northeast monsoon could throw a wrench in the plans.
The forest department is putting together a special crew of trained shooters to help deal with the wild boar problem. These guys are going to be the real deal, taking care of the trouble caused by these pesky pigs.
A thief in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, who snatched a 100-year-old idol felt so bad about it that he brought it back a few days later. He even left an apology letter explaining his guilt and the weird stuff happening to him since the theft. Now, the police are on the hunt to figure out who he is.
Himachal Pradesh is getting a cool USD 162 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to boost tourism. This cash will help spruce up heritage spots, improve facilities, and promote eco-friendly practices, ultimately creating jobs and supporting the local economy.
The Congress party in Andhra Pradesh is pumped because 4,200 contract workers at the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant are back on the job. Y.S. Sharmila says this is a huge win for them, claiming the management finally listened to their demands and promising to keep backing the workers and fighting against privatization.
After Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis stirred the pot with his "vote jihad" comment, NCP's Ajit Pawar jumped in, promising 10% seat reservations for minorities in the upcoming Assembly elections. As the Mahayuti alliance gets busy talking about seat-sharing, NCP is looking to run Muslim candidates in key areas, which is definitely heating things up.
Supporters of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) student wing protested outside Calcutta University on October 3, 2024, by waving black flags at West Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose. They were unhappy with how the university ran an award ceremony, showing the ongoing tensions between the Governor and the state government.