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Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai, at the India Today Roundtable, spoke about his decision to quit the party and launch his grassroots movement, ‘We the Leaders’. He said the BJP’s decision-making had become excessively Delhi-centric and criticised the concentration of major national projects in Gujarat. Turning to Tamil Nadu’s political landscape, Annamalai described the first 100 days of Chief Minister Vijay’s TVK government as a “fresh breath” in state politics and praised its anti-corruption stance, while saying the administration was yet to demonstrate a clear long-term vision. He said ‘We the Leaders’ aims to build a base of 50 lakh volunteers before evolving into a political party, with a focus on grassroots activism and social work rather than conventional electoral spending. Annamalai also claimed that traditional Dravidian parties such as the DMK and AIADMK had no long-term future unless they underwent significant “internal re-engineering” and moved away from dynastic politics.

What happens when the murderer is not a stranger lurking in the shadows, but someone you trusted enough to let into your home, your family, even your life? Three murders across Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Karnataka appear, at first glance, to have little in common. Different states, different victims, different circumstances. Look closer, though, and a chilling pattern emerges. In each case, investigators say the killing was carried out with remarkable planning, with attempts made to disguise the real cause of death, mislead investigators and push suspicion elsewhere. Behind the elaborate cover-ups lay motives that were far more familiar: family disputes, fractured relationships and financial motives. What makes these cases particularly unsettling is not merely the manner in which the victims were killed, but who allegedly killed them.

Nationwide student protests over the NEET paper leaks and police violence have expanded across Indian cities including Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Jodhpur, and Bhopal.

The Monsoon Session of Parliament will begin next week, and the stage is set for another high-voltage political showdown.

This news broadcast covers the launch of India's first hydrogen-powered passenger train operating between Jind and Sonipat in Haryana.

A young man was injured in an attack by a herd of stray bulls in Gujarat's Amreli district. He was standing outside a shop, along with several others, when the bovines charged into the area. In another such incident in the same district, panic broke out in a village when two bulls locked horns in the main market there. A car belonging to the local MLA was also stuck on the road due to the chaos. The situation became even more tense when a third bull joined the fight. A JCB excavator had to be brought in to control the situation.

A major road cave-in has been reported in Gujarat's Vadodara, where a large sinkhole developed at the main entrance to Lalpura village in the Navayard area, severely disrupting traffic. The affected stretch is a key arterial road connecting Vadodara Railway Station with the city's main bus terminal, causing significant inconvenience to commuters and motorists.

In some relief for aam aadmi, the central government on Wednesday slashed the price of commercial LPG cylinders by Rs 183 after a series of hikes due to the West Asia crisis.

After Assam, Gujarat and Uttarakhand, now West Bengal government is likely to introduce the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill in the state Assembly next week.

Just a day after signing the MoU with Iran, US President Donald Trump did another U-turn, stating America won't pay $300 billion reconstruction fund to Tehran.

A fierce clash broke out between two bulls in the narrow lane of a colony in Gujarat's Khambhalia.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump met at the G7 Summit in Evian, France, their first interaction in 16 months, setting the stage for formal bilateral talks.

On the first anniversary of the Air India flight 171 crash, families of the 260 victims continue to await answers and accountability. pro

A goldsmith's death in Ahmedabad, which was initially reported as a tragic fall down the stairs, became a case involving strangulation after a family dispute.

Following concerns raised by Radhika Mishra, daughter of former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani who died in the tragic Air India flight 171 crash, Air India has issued a clarification regarding its compensation process.

Rajat Patidar has revealed the captaincy mantra behind Royal Challengers Bengaluru's success as they stand just one win away from retaining their IPL title. While victory over Gujarat Titans in Sunday's final would see him join MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma as the only captains to successfully defend an IPL crown, Patidar said he has always preferred to lead in his own way rather than follow the path set by others.

IPL 2026 Final, RCB vs GT: Standing on the verge of winning his first IPL title as captain, Gujarat Titans skipper Shubman Gill said he is not weighed down by expectations and believes his side can benefit from playing the final at home against Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Sunday.

After the NEET controversy, the CBSE online evaluation row, now questions are being raised over the UPSC prelim examination. Nearly five-and-a -half-lakh aspirants appeared for the exam on May 24. But as soon as the paper ended, social media was flooded with complaints that papers were unpredictable and lengthy paper format. Many said questions were harder to decode, with mechanical language and poorly framed questions.

Siddaramaiah on Thursday resigned as Karnataka Chief Minister, ending days of suspense after the Congress high command asked him to step down and pave the way for his deputy DK Shivakumar.

Siddaramaiah has resigned as the Chief Minister of Karnataka, facilitating the transition of leadership to DK Shivakumar.