I have no experience in falling at someone’s feet to gain power: Udhayanidhi Stalin | Coimbatore News

Udhayanidhi Stalin displays an old picture of former EPS falling at V K Sasikala’s feet. (Photo by J Jackson) COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Friday said he had no experience in “falling at someone’s feet to gain power” or “being a slave to BJP.” Udhayanidhi made this attack on former chief…

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Evening news wrap: Rahul Gandhi slams Centre over delimitation bill; TCS Nashik case accused move court for bail & more | India News

Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre of using the Women’s Reservation Bill and delimitation exercise as tools for political engineering, alleging it could weaken OBC and Dalit representation. In the TCS Nashik case, the accused are moving court for bail, including anticipatory relief for an absconding pregnant woman who denies charges of harassment and religious coercion….

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TCS Nashik case: Hunt on for absconding female employee; Nashik cops reach Mumbai, husband questioned | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: A team from the Nashik Crime Branch reached Mumbra on Friday in search of the absconding female employee, an accused in the TCS harassment and alleged religious conversion case registered in Nashik. According to police sources, her husband is currently being questioned by the Nashik police. An officer said that she has been living…

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Behind the Veil: Rangsrijan’26 reimagines identity through Naqabnama at Hindu College | Delhi News

Hindu College’s amphitheater buzzed with creativity as Abstractions hosted Rangsrijan’26, themed “Naqabnama: The Veiled Inheritance.” The event showcased student-led art, installations, and performances exploring identity and unseen layers. Highlights included interactive art spaces and the launch of the “Alankrita: Nocturna” magazine, drawing around 1,500 attendees The amphitheatre of Hindu College was transformed into a vivid…

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Resource crunch hits three MU women colleges | Patna News

Amidst the financial turmoil gripping three women’s colleges affiliated with Magadh University, critical necessities such as electricity and sanitation hang in the balance. The government’s unfulfilled promise to reimburse expenses accrued from offering free education to female students has left these institutions teetering on the edge, endangering their UGC accreditation. Gaya: Three women’s colleges under…

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