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Bengaluru Fake Cancer Drug Scam Busted, Over 90 Hospitals Under Lens, NLSIU Umar Khalid Film Row

Bengaluru authorities have uncovered a counterfeit medicine network involving Krupa Healthcare at Minerva Circle, which supplied spurious cancer medications and life-saving ICU injections to more than 90 hospitals and clinics. The Karnataka Health Department and a Special Investigation Team have initiated an investigation to apprehend the key operative based in Azerbaijan, while medical experts call for QR code tracking on pharmaceutical supplies. In another development in Bengaluru, the proposed screening of a documentary on activist Umar Khalid at the National Law School of India University triggered protests from the ABVP and counter-statements from Congress leaders. Meanwhile, a Christian delegation led by Archbishop Peter Machado met Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge to present demands regarding anti-conversion legislation and reservation status. The report also covers ongoing political friction between the DMK and TVK in Tamil Nadu, including breach-of-privilege notices and international investment discussions.

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Rajasthan Civic Polls: BJP Emerges Single Largest Party, Congress Holds Ground, Independents Gain

In the Rajasthan local body elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party by securing 4,179 out of 10,244 wards across the state, while the Congress won 3,613 wards. Independent candidates established themselves as a significant third force, securing 2,273 wards. The BJP achieved majorities in five of ten municipal corporations and led municipal council tallies, but suffered setbacks in Jhalawar and Baran, while independents dominated in Bharatpur. Following an increase in total seats after delimitation, independent winners now hold the balance of power across numerous local civic bodies.

2029 UCC Deadline Set For BJP-Ruled States As NDA Allies Voice Differences

The Bharatiya Janata Party has set a 2029 deadline to roll out the Uniform Civil Code across all party and National Democratic Alliance ruled states. Positioned as a major ideological goal following the abrogation of Article 370, the proposed civil code includes common laws on marriage, divorce, inheritance, and succession across religions. However, the push has exposed internal differences within the alliance. While allies like the Telugu Desam Party, Shiv Sena, and Hindustani Awam Morcha have offered support, the Janata Dal United has opposed its rollout in Bihar, and Lok Janshakti Party leader Chirag Paswan has demanded wider public consultations before deciding.

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Khardung La Tourism Surge, High-Altitude Challenges, BRO Border Infra Push

A special ground report from the Khardung La pass in Ladakh, situated at around 18,000 feet above sea level, details the significant transformation in road infrastructure and connectivity over the past two decades. Maintained by the Border Roads Organisation, the route serves as a vital strategic link connecting Leh to the Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, and the Siachen Glacier base camp. Following the Eastern Ladakh standoff in the Galwan sector, the Ministry of Defence prioritised round-the-year connectivity along the Line of Actual Control. The improved roads have driven an increase in tourism and attracted endurance athletes participating in the Ladakh marathon. Visitors and runners from various parts of India and abroad note the extreme physical challenges posed by low oxygen levels at high altitudes, stressing the necessity of gradual acclimatisation and proper hydration while praising the infrastructure development in harsh mountainous terrain.