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  • Andhra Pradesh to Launch 1,000 EV Buses and 5,000 Charging Stations Initiative

    Andhra Pradesh to Launch 1,000 EV Buses and 5,000 Charging Stations Initiative

    Vijayawada, December 3, 2025 — The Andhra Pradesh government announced a major green transport initiative, planning the rollout of 1,000 electric buses along with the installation of 5,000 charging stations across the state starting tomorrow. The move is part of the state’s ambitious push towards sustainable and eco-friendly public transportation.

    Officials highlighted that the EV infrastructure will reduce carbon emissions, improve urban mobility, and promote clean energy adoption. Authorities also emphasized that this large-scale deployment aligns with India’s broader goals under the National Electric Mobility Mission and will create job opportunities in EV operations and maintenance.

  • AP CM N. Chandrababu Naidu Launches District-Level Tours Across East Godavari and Vijayawada

    AP CM N. Chandrababu Naidu Launches District-Level Tours Across East Godavari and Vijayawada

    Vijayawada, December 3, 2025 — Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu began a series of district-level tours today, visiting key areas in East Godavari and Vijayawada to review ongoing development projects and engage with local communities. The CM’s outreach aims to strengthen administrative oversight and ensure that state initiatives are effectively reaching citizens at the grassroots level.

    During his visits, Naidu interacted with district officials, local leaders, and residents to discuss infrastructure, education, and healthcare projects. He emphasized the importance of transparent governance and urged officials to expedite pending projects to benefit the people of Andhra Pradesh.

  • AP TET 2025 Hall Tickets Released: Teachers Gear Up for Upcoming Exam

    AP TET 2025 Hall Tickets Released: Teachers Gear Up for Upcoming Exam

    Vijayawada, December 3, 2025 — The Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2025 hall tickets were released today, enabling thousands of aspiring teachers to download their admit cards and prepare for the examination scheduled next week. The announcement has brought relief to candidates who had been eagerly awaiting confirmation of their exam details.

    The state education department has advised applicants to carefully verify all details on the hall ticket, including exam center, timing, and personal information. Officials have also urged candidates to follow all COVID-19 protocols and reporting instructions on the day of the test to ensure a smooth and safe examination process.

  • India Gears Up For High-Stakes Talks As PM Modi Prepares To Meet President Putin

    India Gears Up For High-Stakes Talks As PM Modi Prepares To Meet President Putin

    New Delhi, December 3: With Russian President Vladimir Putin’s state visit approaching, India is preparing for major diplomatic engagements covering key sectors such as energy, trade, defence, and labour mobility. High-level discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Putin are expected to focus on strengthening strategic cooperation amid shifting global dynamics.

    Sources indicate that long-term energy security, advanced defence collaboration, trade expansion, and workforce mobility will be central to the talks. The visit is being closely watched as it could shape the next phase of India–Russia relations, reaffirming their long-standing partnership despite evolving international pressures.

  • PM Modi Salutes Nation’s First President Dr Rajendra Prasad on 141st Birth Anniversary

    PM Modi Salutes Nation’s First President Dr Rajendra Prasad on 141st Birth Anniversary

    New Delhi, December 3: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid rich tribute to Dr Rajendra Prasad on his 141st birth anniversary, remembering his immense contribution to India’s freedom struggle and his role as the country’s first President. The Prime Minister described Dr Prasad as a symbol of integrity, simplicity, and unwavering dedication to national service.

    PM Modi highlighted that Dr Rajendra Prasad’s life continues to inspire generations with values of democracy, humility, and selfless service. Several leaders across the country also joined in paying homage, marking the occasion as a moment to reflect on India’s constitutional and democratic foundations.

  • Flight Chaos at Bengaluru Airport as 42 IndiGo Services Cancelled in Major Operational Disruption

    Flight Chaos at Bengaluru Airport as 42 IndiGo Services Cancelled in Major Operational Disruption

    Bengaluru, December 3, 2025 — Passengers at Kempegowda International Airport faced severe inconvenience on Tuesday after 42 IndiGo flights were cancelled, leading to widespread travel disruptions. The sudden cancellations affected both domestic arrivals and departures, leaving hundreds of flyers stranded and triggering long queues at airline help desks across terminals.

    Airport authorities confirmed that the disruption was caused by operational and technical challenges, while IndiGo issued advisories to affected passengers regarding rebooking and refunds. The incident sparked fresh debate over airline preparedness during high travel demand, as frustrated passengers demanded better communication and contingency planning from carriers.

  • Opposition Wasted Two Days, Government Ready for Full Debate on SIR,Says BJP MP

    Opposition Wasted Two Days, Government Ready for Full Debate on SIR,Says BJP MP

    New Delhi, December 3, 2025 — A BJP Member of Parliament on Tuesday accused the Opposition of deliberately wasting two crucial days of the Winter Session and asserted that the government is fully prepared for a comprehensive discussion on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) issue. The MP said continuous disruptions were preventing Parliament from functioning effectively despite the government’s readiness to address all concerns on the floor of the House.

    He further stated that the Centre has nothing to hide and is open to transparent debate, adding that public issues should be discussed through dialogue rather than sloganeering. The remarks come amid continued political deadlock in Parliament, with both sides trading sharp accusations over responsibility for the stalled proceedings.

  • US Warns of Imminent Strike Inside Venezuela Against Drug Trafficking Networks

    US Warns of Imminent Strike Inside Venezuela Against Drug Trafficking Networks

    Washington D.C., December 3, 2025 — The United States has issued a strong warning that it may carry out a military strike inside Venezuelan territory “very soon” to target powerful drug trafficking networks operating in the region. Senior US officials stated that the action would focus on disrupting cartel operations responsible for large-scale narcotics smuggling into North America.

    The statement has escalated geopolitical tensions in Latin America, with Venezuela strongly condemning the threat as a violation of its sovereignty. International observers fear the potential for wider regional instability if military action is launched, even as the US maintains that its aim is to dismantle transnational criminal networks and protect national security.

  • India in Advanced Talks with Israeli Firm to Acquire World’s First Computerised Rifle

    India in Advanced Talks with Israeli Firm to Acquire World’s First Computerised Rifle

    New Delhi, December 3, 2025 — India is in advanced discussions with an Israeli defence technology firm for the potential procurement of the world’s first computerised rifle, marking a major leap in next-generation infantry warfare. The proposed weapon system is expected to integrate artificial intelligence, advanced targeting systems, and real-time battlefield data processing to significantly enhance soldier accuracy and combat efficiency.

    Defence officials indicated that the talks focus on technology transfer, joint manufacturing in India, and long-term maintenance support under the ‘Make in India’ initiative. If finalized, the deal could give Indian armed forces a strategic edge in modern warfare while also strengthening Indo-Israel defence cooperation in high-tech military equipment.

  • Chennai Shut Down as Cyclone Ditwah Triggers Heavy Rain; Schools and Colleges Closed

    Chennai Shut Down as Cyclone Ditwah Triggers Heavy Rain; Schools and Colleges Closed

    Chennai, December 3, 2025 — Educational institutions across Chennai were ordered shut on Tuesday as heavy rainfall, triggered by Cyclone Ditwah, continued to lash the city and surrounding districts. The district administration announced the closure of all schools and colleges as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students amid waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and rising river levels.

    Emergency response teams have been placed on high alert while civic workers are actively clearing water from low-lying areas. Authorities have urged residents to remain indoors, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow official weather advisories as intermittent rain is expected to continue over the next 24 hours.