West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warned that without the state's creation, Bengali Hindus could face a fate similar to that of Chinmoy Das in Bangladesh, blaming the previous Left Front and Trinamool Congress governments for eroding cultural traditions. He pledged to restore those traditions.
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke visited tribal villages in Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh on September 12, 2026, meeting families of children who died from monsoon‑related illnesses and accusing the state government of negligence. Officials say over 30 children have died, hundreds have been treated, and the administration is scaling up health outreach while political parties trade blame.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke visited tribal villages in Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh on September 12, 2026, meeting families of Baiga children who died from monsoon‑related illnesses and accusing the state government of negligence. Officials said over 30 children have died, hundreds have been treated, and health screenings are underway, while political parties and the high court have responded to the crisis.
Residents express exasperation with the government’s action in covering up slum settlements rather than investing in welfare programmes that uplift communities from poverty
Government employee dies in hit-and-run on NH-44
According to a Tamil Nadu government website, the historic shrine was under the care of a monk up to the 10th century A.D.
The Indian National Congress urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hold a press conference on the BRICS summit outcomes and called for measures to restore India’s diplomatic stature and confidence among Global South partners. The party’s foreign affairs chairman, Salman Khurshid, criticised the BJP government’s limited role in recent West Asian conflicts and its handling of BRICS member concerns.
He accused the previous DMK government of failing to maintain temples across the State
Medical interns in several Indian states staged protests over low stipends and long hours, prompting governments in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir to announce significant pay increases. The moves highlighted stark disparities, with stipend levels ranging from Rs 12,300 to Rs 27,000 across the regions.
The Gujarat Institute of Development Studies (GIDS) faces growing concerns as faculty and researcher positions remain vacant, with no permanent appointments made since 2016. The institute, jointly funded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research and the Gujarat state government, is under scrutiny over its operational sustainability.
The Uttar Pradesh government announced that digital reforms have driven a surge in sugarcane production, making the state responsible for nearly half of India’s output. Enhanced payment systems and real‑time mobile platforms have markedly improved farmer remuneration and supply‑chain transparency.
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Kerala's government launched the Elder‑Friendly Office Certification (EFOC) scheme to evaluate the accessibility of public offices for senior citizens. The initiative, announced by the Chief Minister's Office, aims to create a uniform certification system across the state’s rapidly ageing population.
The Allahabad High Court stayed the recovery of ₹6.41 crore in damages and asked the Uttar Pradesh government to respond to the demolition of a mosque at the Saharanpur Collectorate complex. The order was issued while hearing a petition by Mohammad Tanveer Ahmad challenging eviction proceedings under the Public Premises Act.
The government, which is expected to be a model employer, is exploiting contract and outsourced workers by engaging them for several jobs in its departments, including those of a permanent nature, State general secretary of CITU and honorary president of the Karnataka State Electricity Workers’ Federation S. Varalakshmi has alleged
The Odisha government has asked the Central Zoo Authority for permission to keep five rescued orangutan cubs at Nandankanan Zoological Park. The cubs, rescued from Balasore district on September 8, are in quarantine while authorities investigate how they arrived in the state.
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The Indian government reported a 7.8% rise in GDP for the first quarter of FY 2026‑27, prompting praise from the Prime Minister and the chief economic adviser. The figure was immediately challenged by former Finance Secretary Saurabh Garg, who claimed the true nominal growth was only 2.6%, sparking a political and statistical controversy.
Indian states are increasingly using special purpose vehicles and state corporations to borrow funds, sidestepping the 3% GSDP borrowing cap set by Article 293 of the Constitution. This off‑balance‑sheet financing raises concerns about hidden debt liabilities for state governments and taxpayers.
The Gauhati High Court has asked the Assam government to explain its plan for rehabilitation and compensation for people displaced during a September 2024 eviction drive. Justice Devashis Barua set a deadline of October 6 for government departments to submit their positions.
