Stories from New Delhi · India

A parade in New Delhi featured participants carrying banners with photo portraits of their grandfathers and great-grandfathers.

In New Delhi, India, participants of an action unfurled an 80-meter object.

The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) issued a 15-page show-cause notice to Vinesh Phogat today. The notice alleges that Phogat did not adhere to discipline and violated anti-doping officials' rules.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is investigating companies whose accounts were allegedly used for the diversion of bank funds. The CBI informed that the total quantum of alleged loss in these cases is 27,337 crore rupees.

Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora has been arrested. The source indicated that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) had been involved previously, suggesting an ongoing investigation or prior action related to the arrest.

A political party, identified as TVK, has won 108 seats, establishing itself as the largest party. The source did not specify the region or election context.

A statement from AIR Urdu Service claims that a misunderstanding regarding the safety of minorities in India is being spread by both internal and external enemies of the country.

A political party in India has demanded that its Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) be made the government. This demand suggests a push for the party to form the government or for a specific MLA to assume a leadership role.

Today marks the 165th Jayanti of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore. Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to him on his 165th birth anniversary. An oath-taking ceremony was chosen for this auspicious day, which began with floral tributes to Tagore. The Vice President stated that Tagore's contributions extended beyond the field of literature. Sources highlighted that Gurudev Tagore's contribution was much more extensive than just in the field of literature and will have an indelible impact on future generations.

Naren Tamodi stated two years ago that India's future is due to its high birth rate, which is the highest globally while other countries experience low birth rates. She warned that if the youth grow up with TikTok, the future could collapse.