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In a striking development, the Tata Group, one of India's most esteemed conglomerates, has seen a significant surge in its market value over the past year. This increase has led to an extraordinary milestone where the group's total market capitalization now exceeds the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Pakistan. According to a report by the Economic Times, the Tata Group's market value is approximately Rs 30.3 lakh crore (USD 365 billion), which astonishingly surpasses Pakistan's GDP, estimated to be around USD 341 billion.

In Alwar, Rajasthan, a shocking discovery has come to light, revealing the harsh reality of an operational beef market that was functioning with the alleged collusion of local police officers. The revelation led to immediate action by the Rajasthan government, headed by BJP's Bhajan Lal Sharma, on 19th February. The response was swift: the entire police station implicated in the scandal was reassigned, and four police officers have been suspended. Furthermore, the authorities have taken decisive steps by demolishing the facilities used for this illegal trade.

In a shocking display of violence in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, a group attacked two young men using sticks and a shovel, leading to the death of one and leaving the other in a grave condition. This gruesome event, captured on local CCTV, has sent shockwaves through the community. Authorities have since detained five individuals linked to this brutal assault.

In a heart-wrenching incident that has sent shockwaves through the village in the Nanpara Kotwali area of Bahraich, a one-year-old girl became the victim of an unimaginable act of violence. The accused, a middle-aged man belonging to the Muslim community, has been arrested following allegations of brutally raping the young child. The gravity of the situation has compelled the local law enforcement to take immediate action, with the man now under interrogation to unravel the details of this horrifying event.

In a shocking series of events in Darbhanga, Bihar, a procession carrying the idol of Maa Saraswati for immersion became the target of violence. Reports state that as the Hindu devotees were on their way to immerse the idol at the scheduled time of 5 pm on Thursday, 15th February, they were ambushed. A mob, identified as Islamic fundamentalists, forcibly stopped the procession. The confrontation escalated quickly as the mob resorted to stone pelting, causing injuries to many in the procession. The attack didn't stop at just physical violence; the mob went on to destroy the idol of Maa Saras...

In a significant operation on the morning of February 16, the Special Task Force (STF) of Uttar Pradesh displayed exceptional vigilance and skill by arresting two individuals, Javed Shaikh and his associate Majid, in Muzaffarnagar. This arrest was not just any routine operation; it potentially saved countless lives. The STF, acting on precise intelligence, intercepted these two in the Khalapar area, a detail that underscores the meticulous planning and execution of the operation.

In a disturbing development from Kota, a 16-year-old student, who had been attending coaching classes, became the victim of a brutal gangrape. This incident led to the arrest of four young men, all of whom were in the midst of preparing for the NEET examination. It emerged that one of the individuals implicated in this case had deceitfully lured the victim to his apartment under false pretenses.

In a deeply unsettling incident from Mandsaur district in Madhya Pradesh, a minor girl fell victim to a gangrape that has sparked widespread shock and anger. The police have taken decisive action by arresting five individuals connected to this heinous act, underscoring the severity of the crime. It is particularly distressing to note that among the accused, two are reported to be minors themselves. This detail not only adds a layer of complexity to the case but also raises alarming questions about the influences that lead young individuals down such a dark path.

On January 12, N Biren Singh, the Chief Minister of Manipur, made a pivotal announcement. He stated that individuals who arrived in the state after 1961, which is established as the base year for the Inner Line Permit (ILP) system, would be identified and deported. This declaration follows his admission of the presence of over 12,000 refugees from Myanmar across various districts in Manipur. Singh highlighted his concerns regarding illegal immigrants, especially the Chun Kuki tribes from neighboring countries, who are residing in the state without valid documentation.