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In a shocking incident on December 5, Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi, a prominent leader of the Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena, was brutally shot dead by unknown assailants in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The aftermath saw the Rajput community calling for a state-wide 'Bandh' to protest the tragic event. Recent revelations point to the alleged mastermind behind the murder plot being none other than gangster Sampat Nehra, currently incarcerated in Bathinda Jail, and known to be associated with the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi.

In a commendable display of governance, newly-elected BJP MLA Balmukund Acharya wasted no time addressing an immediate concern in Jaipur's Chandi Ki Taksal area. The video capturing his directive to close illegal non-vegetarian shops reveals a politician actively engaging with the needs of his constituency.

Sajid Mir, a notorious figure in the planning and execution of the Mumbai 26/11 attacks, has fallen victim to a sinister act within the confines of Central Jail at Dera Ghazi Khan in Pakistan, recent reports unveil. The Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, known for his pivotal role in orchestrating one of the most heinous terror strikes in history, has allegedly been poisoned.

The rhythmic thud of boots hitting the ground, accompanied by a soul-stirring melody, resonates through the disciplined ranks of the Assam Regiment of the Indian Army. This regiment, renowned for its ferocity and unwavering dedication, stands tall among its counterparts. Emblazoned with the resounding tagline of "Tagde Raho" (Stay Strong), the Assam Regiment has etched a saga of valor since its inception in 1941, a tale as compelling as the anthem that accompanies its march.

In a remarkable turn of events in Chhattisgarh's Saja constituency, Ishwar Sahu, a humble laborer and BJP candidate, emerged victorious in the recent elections. This victory holds special significance as Sahu, a victim of a riot, overcame the political prowess of the seven-time Congress MLA and Minister, Ravindra Choubey, who had consistently secured the seat in the past.

"Zip it": In a triumphant revelation, NMC logo illuminates India's medical legacy with Dhanwantari, silencing misguided critics, rejecting fake news, we boldly navigate the confluence of Ayurveda & modern medicine, rewriting the narrative with undeniable facts!

In a bold move, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has revamped its official logo, substituting "India" with "Bharat" and incorporating an image of Dhanwantari, the Hindu god associated with healing. While the alteration aimed at recognizing India's diverse medical heritage, a swarm of controversy has ensued, fueled largely by sensationalized narratives peddled by some liberal and leftist outlets.

In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through the community, a 22-year-old woman and her 30-year-old male friend were apprehended by the Sector 17 police in Chandigarh. The arrest follows the discovery of a covertly placed camera in the bathroom of a Girls' Paying Guest (PG) facility.

This shocking incident unfolded in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, revealing a distressing tale of hardship and desperation. On the night of November 29, it was discovered that two daughters, Pallavi Tripathi and Vaishnavi Tripathi, had been living with their mother's decomposed body for almost a year. The mother, Usha Tripathi, passed away on December 8, 2022, succumbing to an illness aggravated by their inability to afford medical treatment. The absence of their father, who left the household years ago, exacerbated their economic challenges.

In a fiery address at a mega public rally in Kolkata, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted, "Nobody can prevent the Central Government from implementing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA)." Shah, a key BJP leader, criticized the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government, accusing it of engaging in "appeasement politics." He passionately urged the public to bring the BJP to power in the upcoming assembly polls.

The Supreme Court of India, on November 28th, dismissed a plea urging a complete ban on the employment of Pakistani artists in India. This decision affirmed the Bombay High Court's stance, with Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVN Bhatti presiding over the case. The petitioner sought to prohibit Indian citizens from engaging Pakistani artists for work or performances. Justice Khanna, before dismissing the plea, emphasized that patriotic sentiments should not manifest as hostility towards individuals from neighboring countries, urging a broader perspective.