'Terrorists will face consequences': Prez Murmu addresses nation on I-Day eve

Haryana Women Migrants Face Electoral Identity Crisis in SIR Exercise

Women who migrated from other states to marry Haryana men are facing serious electoral identity challenges. Many of these women have lived in Haryana for decades, raised families, and participated in multiple elections. However, the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise has exposed a critical gap, as their names and their parents' names are absent from the 2002 electoral rolls. This absence makes it difficult for them to establish their electoral identity under current verification norms. The issue highlights a systemic documentation problem affecting long-settled migrant women across the state.

‘Architects of India’s future’: President Murmu’s praise for students amid protests

Ujjain Mound May Hide a 2,200-Year-Old Buddhist Stupa Larger Than Sanchi

A mound discovered in Ujjain is believed to contain an ancient Buddhist stupa estimated to be around 350 feet in diameter and at least 100 feet high. If confirmed, the structure would dwarf the iconic Great Stupa at Sanchi, which measures roughly 120 feet in diameter and 54 feet in height. The potential site is thought to date back approximately 2,200 years. Archaeologists and historians are examining the mound to determine whether it holds significant Buddhist heritage. The discovery, if verified, could reshape understanding of early Buddhism's reach and influence in the Madhya Pradesh region.

Chief Justice Says 'Cockroach' Remarks Were Taken Out of Context Maliciously

India's Chief Justice has responded to the controversy surrounding his use of the word 'cockroach' in a public remark, stating that his words were misused with malicious intent. The comment triggered significant backlash, particularly among young people across the country. In response, a satirical online movement called the 'Cockroach Janta Party' (CJP) emerged as a form of protest and mockery. The Chief Justice clarified that the original context of his remarks was distorted, leading to the widespread criticism.