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The two parties are afraid that BCs will seek share in political power if higher quota is provided, he says  

Congress eyes local bodies polls while giving ticket to SC, ST and BC candidates

In a significant move, the Supreme Court of India canceled the bail granted to two individuals involved in an impersonation case during a government job exam. The apex court emphasized the importance of maintaining integrity in public administration and highlighted the impact of such acts on societal faith in the system. The trial court's decision to deny bail was supported.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and IAF chief witnessed the handover of the first rear fuselage for the Tejas Mark-1A jet produced by the private sector to HAL, marking progress in India's self-reliance in defense. Despite delays, HAL aims to meet additional delivery commitments for the IAF starting from 2025-26 through partnerships with private Indian companies.

A Rajasthan police constable was arrested for allegedly raping a pregnant woman in a hotel while her three-year-old son was present. The constable threatened to jail her husband, and following the assault, the woman approached police to file a complaint. The investigation is ongoing, and the constable has been suspended.

55 schools at ₹200 crore each will be constructed with the funds  

The Centre, which is funding the project and covering 50% of the land acquisition cost, is eager to expedite its completion, the Union Minister said

Communal clashes broke out in Mhow during celebrations after India's victory in the Championship Trophy, leading to arson and stone-pelting between two groups. Police intervened with lathicharge and teargas to control the situation. Several vehicles were set on fire, and heavy police deployment ensured the restoration of order.

US officials are challenging European regulations targeting American tech firms. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr criticized the EU's Digital Services Act. President Trump vowed retaliatory measures against countries imposing penalties on US tech companies. The administration is also opposing Europe's Digital Markets Act, which affects companies like Meta and Google.

Union minister Jitendra Singh condemned the killing of three family members in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district as a terrorist attack. Their bodies were discovered after an extensive search. Lt governor Manoj Sinha ordered an investigation, sparking protests in Billawer town. If confirmed, it would be the deadliest civilian strike in Jammu since 2024.

Kangpokpi and Churachandpur districts affected as Kuki-Zo people protest against free movement plan; State Budget to be tabled in Parliament on March 10

MNS chief Raj Thackeray criticizes the central government for its failure to clean the Ganga river while highlighting potential health hazards of using Kumbh water. Thackeray emphasized the need for religious faith to be guided by logic rather than superstition, attracting criticism from BJP and Shiv Sena leaders.

Elon Musk has denied claims that Starlink would turn off its terminals in Ukraine, emphasizing its crucial role in maintaining Ukrainian communication lines. Musk asserted that despite disagreements over Ukraine policy, Starlink support will continue, highlighting its significance against Russian communication jamming efforts.

The Baptist Church of Mizoram (BCM) aims to encourage a higher birth rate among its members, foreseeing benefits for both the state and the church. Additionally, they plan to address social issues such as drug addiction, HIV/AIDS, and corruption through local church committees.

India clinched their third ICC Champions Trophy with a thrilling four-wicket victory over New Zealand in Dubai. Key performances from captain Rohit Sharma, Shreyas Iyer, and spinners Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav were crucial in this success. Congratulations poured in from President Draupadi Murmu, PM Narendra Modi, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, celebrating the historic win.