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PM MOdi inaugurates Z-Morh in J&K

PM Modi inaugurates Z-Morh tunnel in J&K, boosting Ladakh connectivity

The 6.5 km Z-Morh tunnel in J&K, located at over 8,650 feet, improves all-weather connectivity between Srinagar and Sonamarg, offering a safer route to Leh by bypassing landslide-prone areas. It also includes an emergency escape passage.

Kannauj railway station collapse

Several trapped after part of Kannauj railway station collapses

Taking cognizance of the incident, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed officials to ensure safe recovery of those trapped inside and their proper medical treatment.

Pm Modi in a podcast

Willing to embrace new ideas if they fit into ideology of 'nation first': PM Modi

Appearing on a podcast for the first time, Modi said it has been his life's mantra that he may make mistakes but will not do anything wrong out of bad intentions.

murder of journalist

Cousins killed Chhatisgarh journalist in brutal fashion for reporting on road scams involving them, reveals SIT probe

The three accused — currently under arrest — inflicted around 15 fractures to Bastar freelance reporter Mukesh Chandrakar's skull, broke his neck and ripped his heart out before dumping him in a septic tank and covering it with cement, say cops.

Delhi police bomb threat

Class 12 student detained for sending recent bomb threat emails to dozens of Delhi schools

The minor, who wanted to trigger panic to get the school examinations canceled, cc'ed the hoax emails to at least 23 schools in the national capital including his own to avoid suspicion, police said.

Karnataka

Karnataka CM Siddaramiah declares state 'Maoist free' after last six remaining rebels surrender

Siddaramaiah gave an assurance that his government will try to fulfill the rebels' demands of allotment of 5 acres of land to landless families and jobs to unemployed youth.

stampede

Cop opened gate to assist unwell woman, causing deadly Tirupati stampede: Official

A police officer opened a gate in Bairagipatteda, one of the several places where tickets are issued to enter the temple complex, to let an unwell woman pass when the massive crowd of devotees gathered outside tried to rush in, triggering a stampede that killed six people, according to temple authorities.

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