Bengaluru News: Bengaluru cop foils man’s bid to vandalise former chief minister R Gundu Rao’s statue, injured | Bengaluru News

The incident occurred between 11.30am and 11.45am Monday. ASI Venkataswamy TV, of Cottonpet police station, and constable Yamanappa Madar were on Hoysala patrol duty when, around 11.30am, a passerby alerted them about a man attempting to vandalise the statue at Shantala Circle BENGALURU: A man armed with a pickaxe attempted to vandalise the statue of…

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Tamil Nadu Elections: TVK Candidates Face Challenges in Tamil Nadu Elections Against DMK and AIADMK | Chennai News

Tamil Nadu elections: TVK cadres clueless, struggle to match campaign of Dravidian majors on ground Tamil Nadu elections: TVK cadres clueless, struggle to match campaign of Dravidian majors on ground Tamil Nadu elections: TVK cadres clueless, struggle to match campaign of Dravidian majors on ground CHENNAI/TRICHY: Facing the elections for the first time, several TVK…

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Traffic chaos during labour protest disrupts school commute across Noida | Noida News

Several schools said the absence of any prior traffic advisory left them unprepared for the situation Noida: Widespread traffic disruption amid a labour protest brought key arterial roads to a standstill on Monday.The ensuing chaos severely impacted school transportation and left parents and authorities grappling with confusion. “There was no clarity on bus routes or…

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Baisakhi to Bihu, Ahmedabad revels in diverse New Year traditions | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: Several communities that call Ahmedabad home are revelling in the New Year spirit. On Tuesday, Baisakhi, Puthandu, and Rongali Bihu were celebrated by Punjabi, Tamil, and Assamese communities. On Wednesday, Vishu, Maha Vishubha (Pana) Sankranti, and Poila Boishakh will be celebrated by Malayalis, Odias, and Bengalis, respectively.Gaganjyot Singh from Gurdwara Gobind Dham at Thaltej…

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Regulatory anchors failed to hold in Uttar Pradesh: Vrindavan boat tragedy victims’ families in Ludhiana. | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Accusations of a “sink-or-swim” approach to pilgrim safety have prompted calls for the Prime Minister to intervene, as Ludhiana demands justice for a boat tragedy many believe was scripted by bureaucratic indifference in Mathura.Grieving families of 15 pilgrims also call for a high-level high court inquiry as the “sacred journey” to Vrindavan exposes a…

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