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Baba Siddiki Killed in Mumbai by unidentified shooters   Sources have revealed that the two individuals arrested in connection with the murder of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique have reportedly identified themselves as members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police have not yet confirmed the claim, and the gang has not taken responsibility for the murder that has raised security concerns before the Maharashtra state elections.  Baba Siddique, a 66-year-old influential politician affiliated with the Ajit Pawar faction of the Nationalist Congress Party and a former three-time MLA from Bandra East, was fatally shot in Bandra yesterday. He was struck by at least six bullets near his son's office, four of which hit him in the chest. Law enforcement officials believe the incident is a planned homicide and have assembled four specialized investigative units to examine the matter.  The attack, which occurred during the celebration of Dussehra, was executed by a trio of indivi

  Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign has released a statement affirming her excellent health, aimed at questioning Donald Trump's fitness for office. According to her physician, Dr. Joshua R., Harris possesses the necessary physical and mental resiliency to effectively carry out presidential duties.  In the statement, Simmons, 59, provided detailed information regarding her blood pressure, blood work, and seasonal allergies. She stated that she follows a very healthy diet and leads an active lifestyle. Simmons stated that Harris' most recent physical examination in April was deemed "unremarkable." He also mentioned that she has been receiving allergen immunotherapy treatment for the past three years, resulting in an improvement in her seasonal allergy symptoms and eliminating the need for regular medication except for occasional drugs for rhinitis.  The disclosure of Harris' medical history by her campaign aligns with the traditional practice followed by n

  Former Delhi University professor and activist Dr. Gokarakonda Naga Saibaba passed away on Saturday, October 12, only seven months after being acquitted in a case involving alleged links to Maoists. Saibaba, previously emblematic of state oppression, passed away at the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad following a reported cardiac arrest. His age was 58. Throughout his ten-year imprisonment, Saibaba expressed dissatisfaction with the severe mistreatment and abuse he endured at the hands of prison officials.  Despite his permanent polio-paralysis, Saibaba, an English professor at Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand College, revealed to the media that even his medication had been denied by jail authorities after his acquittal. He and five others were acquitted by the Bombay High Court in March. He was detained and charged under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) for suspected links to the prohibited Communist Party of India (Maoist).

  Sources have revealed that the two individuals arrested in connection with the murder of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique have reportedly identified themselves as members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police have not yet confirmed the claim, and the gang has not taken responsibility for the murder that has raised security concerns before the Maharashtra state elections.  Baba Siddique, a 66-year-old influential politician affiliated with the Ajit Pawar faction of the Nationalist Congress Party and a former three-time MLA from Bandra East, was fatally shot in Bandra yesterday. He was struck by at least six bullets near his son's office, four of which hit him in the chest. Law enforcement officials believe the incident is a planned homicide and have assembled four specialized investigative units to examine the matter.  The attack, which occurred during the celebration of Dussehra, was executed by a trio of individuals. Two individuals, Karnail Singh from Haryana and Dharam

Russia has opted for India instead of China to build its advanced non-nuclear icebreaker ships   Russia has opted for India instead of China to build its advanced non-nuclear icebreaker ships. This decision is made in the context of Russia's efforts to enhance its Northern Sea Route (NSR) and address the challenges stemming from Western sanctions. The collaboration between India and Russia not only strengthens their bilateral relations but also establishes India as a significant player in Arctic affairs. To bolster maritime cooperation, the Indian government is currently engaged in discussions with two shipbuilders—a state-owned one and a private one—to build four non-nuclear icebreaker ships, with a total value exceeding Rs 6,000 crores ($750 million). As per a report by ET Infra, this initiative aims to provide support to ROSATOM, Russia's state-owned nuclear energy company, by identifying suitable shipyards in India for the project, particularly in light of the US sanc

  Russia has opted for India instead of China to build its advanced non-nuclear icebreaker ships. This decision is made in the context of Russia's efforts to enhance its Northern Sea Route (NSR) and address the challenges stemming from Western sanctions. The collaboration between India and Russia not only strengthens their bilateral relations but also establishes India as a significant player in Arctic affairs. To bolster maritime cooperation, the Indian government is currently engaged in discussions with two shipbuilders—a state-owned one and a private one—to build four non-nuclear icebreaker ships, with a total value exceeding Rs 6,000 crores ($750 million). As per a report by ET Infra, this initiative aims to provide support to ROSATOM, Russia's state-owned nuclear energy company, by identifying suitable shipyards in India for the project, particularly in light of the US sanctions. An official cited in the ET Infra report stated that "ROSATOM intends to construct four n

  In his Dussehra speech, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat raised concerns about threats posed by the 'Deep State', 'Wokeism', and 'Cultural Marxism'. He also highlighted the issue of "atrocities" against Hindus in Bangladesh and criticized the Bengal government for its handling of the R G Kar doctor rape-murder case.  Bhagwat warned about a divisive "Deep State" seeking to exploit caste and community divisions with the support of certain political parties for their own gains. He called on the Hindu society to bridge caste differences and extend support to Dalits and marginalized groups, noting the unfortunate division even within saints and deities in our diverse culture.  Why is Valmiki Jayanti celebrated exclusively in Valmiki colony? Valmiki composed the Ramayana for the broader Hindu community. It is important for everyone to commemorate Valmiki Jayanti and Ravidas Jayanti collectively. It is recommended that all Hindu festivals are observed coll