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In a significant move late Friday night, the Assam government took decisive action toward the establishment of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) within the state. This initiative came into effect with the decision to abolish the Assam Muslim Marriage and Divorce Registration Act of 1935. This legislative change marks a pivotal moment in Assam's legal history, aligning with actions taken by the Uttarakhand Assembly, which recently became the inaugural state assembly in India to endorse the UCC.

In a chilling development from Bilaspur district in Chhattisgarh, a grave case of unauthorized occupation and alteration of homes designated for the economically disadvantaged under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana has surfaced. It has been discovered that "members of the Muslim community have taken over 125 residences illegally" in the region. These dwellings have undergone illicit modifications, transforming them into mosques, tombs, and venues for exorcisms, complete with the construction of domes.

In the heart of West Bengal's Sandeshkhali, the air was thick with tension and anger on Friday, February 23rd. The spark? The properties of Sirajuddin Sheikh, brother to the accused TMC leader Sheikh Shahajahan, were engulfed in flames by a furious crowd. This incident unfolded in the Kachari area of Bermazdoor, where the villagers took a stand against what they saw as injustice.

In a distressing turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the city of Thane, Maharashtra, a school trip meant for education and enjoyment transformed into a harrowing ordeal for several young students. Javed Khan, a 27-year-old food supplier, has been arrested under grave accusations of molesting schoolgirls from CP Goenka School during an educational excursion. This incident has shattered the trust of parents in school-organized trips and raised alarms over the safety measures in place for protecting our children from such predators.

In the bustling world of Indian politics, where every word echoes louder in the corridors of social media, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has managed to stir the pot yet again. As he marches on with his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, a journey aimed at uniting the nation through justice, his speeches have become the daily bread for viral content enthusiasts. His method? A curious blend of random anecdotes and celebrity mentions that more often than not, lands him in hot water. This time, the ripple was caused by none other than the mention of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, a name synonymous with grace and ...

In a recent turn of events, the West Bengal Police found themselves embroiled in a heated controversy after releasing a video that allegedly captures an exchange involving the state’s leader of opposition, Suvendu Adhikari. According to the police, Adhikari used a derogatory term, labeling an officer, Jaspreet Singh, with the 'Khalistani' slur. This incident reportedly took place during Adhikari's visit to Sandeshkhali, sparking widespread condemnation from the police department.

As the farmers' protests continue, the Chief of Police in Punjab has issued a strict prohibition on the transportation of large construction machinery, including JCBs, Poclaines, Tippers, and Hydras, towards the border areas between Punjab and Haryana, specifically targeting the Khanauri and Shambu checkpoints.

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.