Category: POLITICS

Amaravati, November 29, 2025 — The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet has approved the second phase of land pooling for the development of Amaravati, covering over 16,000 acres across seven villages. The move is aimed at accelerating infrastructure growth and reviving the capital city project.

Along with land pooling, the Cabinet cleared multiple key development proposals related to housing, green energy, and digital infrastructure. The decisions are expected to generate large-scale employment and fast-track long-pending development projects in the capital region.

Srinagar | November 28, 2025 — The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Jammu and Kashmir has registered a disproportionate assets case against a senior government Director for allegedly amassing wealth far beyond known sources of income. The case was filed following a detailed verification process and intelligence inputs, marking another major step in the Union Territory’s crackdown on corruption.

According to ACB officials, searches and investigations are underway to identify properties, bank transactions, and financial investments linked to the accused officer. The action has sent a strong message across the administrative machinery, with authorities reiterating their zero-tolerance policy towards corruption. Further legal proceedings will follow based on the evidence collected during the ongoing probe.

New Delhi | November 28, 2025 — Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday departed for Raipur in Chhattisgarh to attend the three-day DGP–IGP Conference, a key annual event focused on strengthening India’s internal security framework. Top police leadership from across the country, including Directors General and Inspector Generals, are participating in the high-level deliberations.

The conference is expected to focus on major security challenges such as terrorism, left-wing extremism, cybercrime, border management, and modernisation of the police forces. Shah will interact with senior officers and review law-and-order strategies, intelligence coordination, and policing reforms. The event is seen as critical for shaping future security policies and enhancing cooperation among central and state forces.

New Delhi | November 28, 2025 — President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday commended the Indian Army for its unwavering dedication and vital role in strengthening the nation’s security and sovereignty. Addressing a ceremonial event in the capital, the President lauded the courage, discipline, and sacrifices of soldiers who continue to safeguard the country under challenging conditions across borders and internal security fronts.

She also highlighted the Army’s growing contribution to disaster relief, humanitarian assistance, and national development, calling it a symbol of service and resilience. Emphasising the need for modernization and self-reliance in defence, the President expressed confidence that the Indian Army will continue to evolve with advanced technology and indigenous equipment while upholding its proud traditions and commitment to the nation.

New Delhi, November 27, 2025: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday described the ‘Meri Poonji, Mera Adhikar’ initiative as a landmark step towards strengthening citizens’ control over their financial assets. Addressing a public outreach programme in the capital, the Chief Minister said the campaign would ensure greater transparency, accessibility and awareness regarding personal financial rights, especially among the middle class and small investors.

She further emphasised that the initiative aligns with the government’s larger vision of promoting financial literacy and safeguarding public savings in an increasingly digital economy. The Delhi government plans to roll out awareness drives, digital support systems and grievance redress mechanisms to ensure that citizens are fully informed and protected in matters related to their investments and financial ownership.

New Delhi, November 27, 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday praised India’s Gen Z innovators and emerging start-ups for playing a transformative role in the country’s rapidly expanding space sector. Highlighting their creativity, risk-taking spirit and tech-driven approach, the Prime Minister said young entrepreneurs are redefining India’s global image from a technology consumer to a technology leader.

The Prime Minister also reiterated the Centre’s commitment to strengthening private participation in space missions, satellite launches and advanced research. With policy reforms, funding support and industry-academia collaboration gaining momentum, India’s space ecosystem is witnessing unprecedented growth, positioning the country as a future global hub for commercial space innovation.

New Delhi, November 27, 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed strong confidence that India is poised to emerge as a global leader in the satellite launch ecosystem, driven by rapid innovation, private sector participation, and cutting-edge space technology. Highlighting India’s cost-effective and reliable launch capabilities, the Prime Minister said the country is becoming the preferred destination for global satellite launch services.

PM Modi credited reforms in the space sector, the rise of private startups, and institutions like ISRO for accelerating India’s dominance in the space economy. He noted that India’s expanding footprint in commercial launches, small satellites, and interplanetary missions is not just boosting national prestige but also creating new opportunities for youth, startups, and global partnerships in the fast-growing space industry.

New Delhi, November 27, 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Karnataka and Goa on November 28 to participate in a series of key religious and cultural events, aimed at strengthening India’s spiritual heritage and cultural unity. The visit will include temple darshan, participation in traditional functions, and interaction with spiritual leaders.

The Prime Minister’s tour is also expected to boost regional tourism and highlight the Centre’s focus on preserving India’s rich cultural legacy. Security arrangements have been tightened across multiple locations in both states, while local administrations are gearing up for large public participation during the high-profile visit.