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Coffee Salesman Kills Tea Seller with Liquor Bottle in Delhi

A festive Holi celebration turned tragic in Delhi when Ashish Kumar, a 23-year-old tea-seller, was brutally attacked and killed. Kumar was returning home with a friend after the celebrations when their motorcycle collided with another in the Kalyanpuri area. Following the accident, an argument erupted between the two groups, escalating into violence. One of the assailants struck Kumar with a bottle and then fatally slashed his neck with a shard of glass before fleeing. Despite being rushed to Max Hospital, Kumar was pronounced dead. In response to the serious nature of the incident, Delhi Police quickly formed four teams and arrested the main suspect, Pankaj Sinha, a 30-year-old salesman, along with his accomplice Jeetu, a 27-year-old e-rickshaw driver. The police utilized CCTV footage and phone records to aid their swift investigation, leading to the arrests within hours. sources

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Mar 15 2025, 4 pm

Telangana Family: 6-Year-Old Among 3 Killed in US Accident

A tragic road accident in Florida claimed the lives of Pragathi Reddy, a 35-year-old software professional from Telangana, her six-year-old son, and her 56-year-old mother-in-law. The incident occurred when their vehicle was struck by a truck while returning home from a weekend trip. Pragathi's husband, who was driving, suffered injuries but survived alongside their eight-month-old grandson. Family members reported that Pragathi, who moved to the US in 2012 to pursue her master's degree, was on the wrong route when the collision happened. Mohan Reddy, Pragathi's father and a former local representative from Tekulapalli village, expressed his grief and stated that he would travel to the US for further details. The family is now mourning the sudden loss of three members in this devastating accident. sources

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Mar 18 2025, 1 am

Clash in Nagpur Over Aurangzeb Tomb; Fadnavis Urges Calm

Violence erupted in Nagpur today following protests by the right-wing group Vishwa Hindu Parishad demanding the removal of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's tomb. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis urged for peace, emphasizing Nagpur's tradition of communal harmony and advising against believing rumors. The clashes in the Mahal area resulted in stone pelting, injuries to several firemen, and damage to vehicles, including fire brigade units. Police intervened with tear gas and cane charges to restore order. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari also called for calm, assuring that the government would address any illegal activities. The controversy has been fueled by recent statements from political leaders, including Congress's Vijay Wadettiwar, who accused the ruling coalition of inciting communal tensions. The debate over Aurangzeb's legacy reignited after remarks from Samajwadi Party leader Abu Azmi, which sparked significant backlash and led to police cases against him. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 11 pm

Nagpur Clash Live: Vehicles Burned, Police Assaulted

Tensions escalated in Nagpur following violent clashes between two communities, sparked by an agitation led by a right-wing group demanding the removal of Aurangzeb's tomb in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The unrest began in the Mahal area amid rumors that the Quran had been burned, leading to stone-throwing at police and the setting ablaze of several vehicles. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis urged calm and advised citizens not to believe in rumors. Police have since imposed prohibitory orders, deployed additional forces, and detained over 20 individuals while investigating the violence. Maharashtra Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule called for political unity to restore peace, while Congress leader Harshvardhan Sapkal criticized the government for inciting tensions. A police officer was severely injured during the clashes, highlighting the volatile situation. Authorities are conducting combing operations to identify those involved, as the city seeks to return to normalcy. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 11 pm

Indian-Origin Student Seen with Senior Before Disappearance

Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old Indian-American student from Virginia, was last seen on March 6 at a Dominican Republic beach, having spent the night out with friends. New footage obtained by local media shows her at an outdoor bar with friends before her disappearance, where she appears animated and interacts with a female companion. Joshua Riibe, a college senior from Minnesota and a person of interest in the case, is seen outside the bar, appearing intoxicated. Both were captured in previous surveillance footage wearing the same outfits, with Ms. Konanki last seen walking arm-in-arm with Mr. Riibe after leaving a nightclub. He claims they were swept into the ocean by a wave while swimming, and after losing sight of her, he fell asleep on a beach chair. Dominican authorities are still searching for Ms. Konanki, with her family fearing foul play, while Mr. Riibe remains in custody without charges. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 9 pm

PM Modi Joins Trump's Alt-Tech Social Media, Truth Social

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has joined Truth Social, the social media platform founded by former US President Donald Trump. In his inaugural post, Modi expressed enthusiasm for engaging with the platform's users and participating in meaningful discussions. Earlier, Trump shared a video link featuring Modi's conversation with podcaster Lex Fridman, in which the Prime Minister discussed various topics, including his life journey and global issues. Modi praised Trump's willingness to connect personally, recalling a moment during the 'Howdy Modi' event in Houston when Trump bypassed security protocols to honor his request for a stadium lap. Modi highlighted their shared philosophy of prioritizing their respective nations, stating that Trump's "America First" aligns with his own "India First" approach. Truth Social was launched in 2022 after Trump faced bans from major social media platforms following the Capitol attack. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 9 pm

Delhi High Court Urges Centre on 'Rename India as Bharat'

The Delhi High Court has urged the Indian government to swiftly adhere to a Supreme Court directive regarding a proposal to amend the Constitution, replacing the name "India" with "Bharat" or "Hindustan." Justice Sachin Datta permitted the petitioner, Namaha, to withdraw his petition while seeking a resolution from the relevant ministries, following the Supreme Court's 2020 ruling that treated the petition as a representation. The petitioner argued that the name "India" fails to reflect the nation’s culture and heritage, advocating for a change to help citizens move beyond "colonial baggage." He referenced historical debates from the 1948 Constituent Assembly, asserting that the time has come to officially recognize the country by its original name, Bharat, especially as urban areas have been renamed to resonate with Indian identity. The High Court dismissed the petition as withdrawn, emphasizing the need for prompt action from the Centre. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 7 pm

Protecting Aurangzeb's Grave, Rejecting Glorification: D Fadnavis

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced on Monday that the state government will protect Aurangzeb's tomb in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar but will not permit its glorification, amid protests from fringe groups demanding its removal. Speaking in the legislative assembly, he emphasized that while the grave must be preserved due to its protected status by the Archaeological Survey of India, he would actively oppose any attempts to celebrate Aurangzeb, who is notorious for his conflicts with the Marathas. This statement follows recent controversies, including remarks by Samajwadi Party leader Abu Azmi, who praised Aurangzeb, leading to his suspension from the assembly. The BJP and its allies, including Udayanraje Bhosale, a descendant of Shivaji Maharaj, have called for legal action against the tomb's presence. Opposition leaders criticized the government's focus on Aurangzeb instead of pressing issues like farmers' problems, while Congress leader Harshvardhan Sapkal controversially likened Fadnavis to the Mughal ruler. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 6 pm

Two Journalists Arrested for Post on Revanth Reddy Released

Two women, Pogadadanda Revathi and Thanvi Yadav, arrested for allegedly posting abusive content against Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, have been granted bail by a local court. The Nampally Criminal Court ordered the women to report to police twice weekly and provide sureties of Rs 25,000 each. Revathi, managing director of Pulse News, and Yadav, a reporter, were detained over a viral video featuring derogatory remarks about Reddy and the Congress government. The court dropped the 'organised crime' charge but upheld other accusations under the Information Technology Act relating to false information. Reddy condemned the women’s actions, promising strict legal repercussions for what he termed "defamatory propaganda." Meanwhile, leaders from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) criticized the arrests as a breach of press freedom, with BRS working president KT Rama Rao drawing parallels to emergency-era restrictions. The police are also investigating the funding of the news channel. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 6 pm

Anonymous Letter Reveals UP Teacher's Disturbing Student Abuse

Police in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, are searching for Rajnish Kumar, the suspended Chief Proctor of Seth Phool Chand Bagla PG College, amid serious allegations of sexual abuse and blackmailing students. Following disturbing images of Kumar reportedly assaulting students that circulated on social media, the college administration took immediate action to suspend him. An anonymous letter received by police and NDTV detailed claims that Kumar coerced students into sexual acts in exchange for academic favors, with a pen drive containing 59 explicit videos of the incidents submitted as evidence. The police have filed charges against Kumar, including rape and sexual harassment. However, a significant obstacle in the investigation is the lack of a recorded statement from the complainant, who remains anonymous due to fears of retaliation. Many potential victims are reportedly hesitant to come forward due to concerns over stigma and further harassment. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 5 pm

Minister Reveals Video of India's Upcoming Longest Hyperloop Tube

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently visited the Hyperloop testing facility at IIT Madras, announcing that its 410-meter-long tube will soon become the world's longest, currently holding the title of Asia's longest Hyperloop test facility. The Hyperloop, a high-speed transportation concept introduced by Elon Musk in 2013, aims to propel pods through vacuum-sealed tubes at speeds exceeding 1,000 km/h, potentially transforming travel into a faster, more efficient, and eco-friendly experience. Mr. Vaishnaw also outlined plans to develop electronic components for the Hyperloop at Chennai's Integral Coach Factory, underscoring India's dedication to indigenous technology. The Ministry of Railways allocated Rs 8.34 crore to IIT Madras in May 2022 to support this initiative. He praised the young innovators at IIT Madras for their contributions and expressed optimism about India's readiness for Hyperloop transportation, highlighting ongoing successful test results. Additionally, IIT Madras has been instrumental in hyperloop research and will soon see the launch of the world's first commercial hyperloop project by TuTr Hyperloop. sources

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Mar 17 2025, 5 pm

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