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The Lawrence Bishnoi Gang is a transnational criminal organisation with its core operations in India and an expansive global network in Canada, the U.S., Portugal, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Philippines, Turkey, Austria, Italy, Dubai, and Pakistan.

Road ministry brings annual toll pass for people living near national highway toll plazas

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People living within 20 km of a toll plaza on national highways can now purchase an annual pass costing ₹3,000 for 200 crossings, providing relief from repeated toll payments and reducing congestion at fee plazas.

Politics

Keralam local bodies bypoll jolt: Even Muslim groups start questioning Congress

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Ram vs Shiva now? Is Congress dividing even Hindu Gods into rich, poor, North and South – Revanth Reddy’s bizarre remarks raise questions

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Election commission is not against you Rahul Gandhi, the people of India just don’t want to vote for you

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When electoral battles against the ruling BJP got tough, the Election Commission became the opposition’s main target

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Akhilesh Yadav vs Mayawati vs Rahul Gandhi: Is the Muslim vote bank at the centre of this battle

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Economy

India’s fuel exports ease the burden of its huge oil import bill

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Food prices drive retail inflation to 5.54% in September

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India positions itself as a global growth partner as PM Modi highlights 7.8% growth and reforms

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Indian investors stay committed as SIPs hit ₹32,490 crore in September

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Registered farmer producer organisations near 50,000: Growth is strong, but business readiness remains a challenge

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News

France imposes curfew to suppress protests, its fine, but when India deploys police to control protests, it becomes an attack on Democracy?

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Civil liberties are universal, not a diplomatic privilege. Either the standard applies everywhere, or the grand speeches about universal democratic values are little more than selective outrage dressed up as principle.

After London and New York, protest demanding removal of Indian Election Commissioner to be held in Wakanda

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Now, that the continents of Asia, Europe, and North America have been covered, surely the next logical destination is Africa, and there, the country of Wakanda.

After France, protests in several European countries – Why is Europe on the boil

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During the past few days, the world has witnessed dramatic visuals of arson, looting, street protests, and police brutality emerging from France. Now, the fire is spreading to many more countries.

After Cockroach Janata Party, Lal Hit Janata Party, are meme parties now the future of Indian politics

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Indian politics has finally entered its new phase, the household-insect era. First came the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), and now, in response, comes the Lal Hit Janata Party.

Now even hearing cases involving Cockroach Janata Party not safe? FIR filed after the judge hearing CJP leaders’ bail plea threatened

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Till now, only the police personnel deployed at Cockroach Janata Party's protests had to worry about their safety, now maybe even the judges hearing cases involving their leaders need to worry.

Arrest of over 1,000 protesters in France doesn’t violate human rights, western governments have right to arrest violent protesters, unlike India

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France witnessed widespread protests on October 17, 2026, with more than 1,200 arrests reported amid clashes, looting, arson and attacks on public buildings.

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France imposes curfew to suppress protests, its fine, but when India deploys police to control protests, it becomes an attack on Democracy?

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Dhruv Rathee’s protest in London against the Election Commission of India is a direct attack on Indian institutions from foreign soil

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Germany-based YouTuber Dhruv Rathee is seeking to internationalise the controversy with a protest in London.

SIR is not just about deletions, but electoral trust. It intends to clean voter lists

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The Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has become a contentious test of...

When the entire world is trying to protect children online, why does CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke see similar plans in India as “silencing” a...

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Reacting to this possible plan by the Indian government, Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has argued that restricting minors' access could amount to silencing the voice of an entire generation.

Cockroach Janata Party members, stay out of our kids’ schools – Do activism at Jantar Mantar, schools are safe spaces for our kids where...

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There is a simple line that political activism should never cross the school gate. However, the newly formed Cockroach Janata Party seems determined to cross that and bring their politics inside our kids' schools.

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After France, protests in several European countries – Why is Europe on the boil

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During the past few days, the world has witnessed dramatic visuals of arson, looting, street protests, and police brutality emerging from France. Now, the fire is spreading to many more countries.

After Cockroach Janata Party, Lal Hit Janata Party, are meme parties now the future of Indian politics

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Indian politics has finally entered its new phase, the household-insect era. First came the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), and now, in response, comes the Lal Hit Janata Party.

Now even hearing cases involving Cockroach Janata Party not safe? FIR filed after the judge hearing CJP leaders’ bail plea threatened

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Till now, only the police personnel deployed at Cockroach Janata Party's protests had to worry about their safety, now maybe even the judges hearing cases involving their leaders need to worry.

Arrest of over 1,000 protesters in France doesn’t violate human rights, western governments have right to arrest violent protesters, unlike India

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France witnessed widespread protests on October 17, 2026, with more than 1,200 arrests reported amid clashes, looting, arson and attacks on public buildings.