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  • India, Pak Were Going At It: Trump Repeats Claim Of Ending Eight Wars

    India, Pak Were Going At It: Trump Repeats Claim Of Ending Eight Wars

    Washington, January 12:
    Former US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that he played a decisive role in ending multiple global conflicts, including tensions between India and Pakistan, asserting that the two nations were “going at it” before his intervention. Trump reiterated that his leadership helped stop as many as eight wars during his tenure, a claim he has made on several occasions in the past.

    Speaking at a public event, Trump said his approach to foreign policy prevented major escalations and saved countless lives, though he did not provide specific details or timelines to support his assertion. His remarks have drawn mixed reactions, with critics questioning the accuracy of the claims, while supporters hail his record on international diplomacy. The comments come amid renewed global focus on geopolitical tensions and Trump’s continued efforts to highlight his foreign policy legacy.

  • PM Modi Reviews India’s Economic Growth, Calls For Faster Infra Execution

    PM Modi Reviews India’s Economic Growth, Calls For Faster Infra Execution

    New Delhi, January 12:
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday chaired a high-level meeting to review India’s economic growth trajectory and the progress of major infrastructure projects across sectors. During the meeting, the Prime Minister stressed the need for timely execution, effective coordination among ministries and removal of bottlenecks to maintain momentum in capital expenditure and job creation.

    PM Modi urged officials to focus on outcome-driven governance, particularly in sectors such as railways, highways, renewable energy and manufacturing. He reiterated that infrastructure development plays a critical role in strengthening India’s competitiveness and improving the quality of life for citizens, especially in rural and semi-urban areas.

  • PM Modi Emphasises ‘Make In India’ As Global Supply Chains Shift

    PM Modi Emphasises ‘Make In India’ As Global Supply Chains Shift

    New Delhi, January 12:
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday underlined the importance of the ‘Make In India’ initiative, stating that India is well-positioned to emerge as a global manufacturing hub amid shifting global supply chains. He highlighted reforms undertaken in ease of doing business, production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes and logistics infrastructure.

    The Prime Minister said India’s growing manufacturing ecosystem presents opportunities for both domestic entrepreneurs and global investors. He added that the government remains committed to policy stability, innovation and skilling the youth to meet future industrial demands, ensuring long-term economic resilience.

  • PM Modi Hails Youth Participation In Sports And Startup Ecosystem

    PM Modi Hails Youth Participation In Sports And Startup Ecosystem

    New Delhi, January 12:
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday lauded the increasing participation of Indian youth in sports, innovation and startups, calling it a reflection of the country’s evolving aspirations. He said initiatives such as Khelo India, Startup India and Skill India are creating platforms for young Indians to excel globally.

    PM Modi emphasised that empowering the youth is central to India’s development journey. He urged institutions, private players and state governments to work collaboratively to nurture talent, promote entrepreneurship and ensure inclusive growth, aligning with the vision of a Viksit Bharat.

  • PM Modi Extends Sankranti Wishes, Highlights Importance Of Indian Traditions

    PM Modi Extends Sankranti Wishes, Highlights Importance Of Indian Traditions

    New Delhi, January 12:
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings to the people on the occasion of Sankranti, highlighting the cultural significance of harvest festivals celebrated across India. In a message, he said such festivals strengthen social bonds and reflect the nation’s deep-rooted agricultural traditions.

    The Prime Minister also acknowledged the contribution of farmers to the country’s economy and food security. He expressed hope that the festival would bring prosperity, happiness and good health to all, while reaffirming the government’s commitment to farmers’ welfare and rural development.

  • Over 26% Groundwater Samples In AP Show High RSC Levels: Report

    Over 26% Groundwater Samples In AP Show High RSC Levels: Report

    Visakhapatnam, January 12:
    More than 26% of groundwater samples in Andhra Pradesh have been found to contain high Residual Sodium Carbonate (RSC) levels, according to the Annual Ground Water Report 2025 released by the Ministry of Jal Shakti. The findings indicate potential risks to soil quality, agriculture productivity and drinking water safety in several districts of the state.

    The report also flagged concerns over nitrate, fluoride and uranium contamination in select regions, calling for urgent remedial measures. Experts recommended improved groundwater management, controlled fertiliser usage and expansion of water treatment facilities to mitigate health and environmental risks. State authorities said they are reviewing the findings and will implement necessary corrective steps.

  • Sankranti Travel Rush Peaks Across Andhra Pradesh

    Sankranti Travel Rush Peaks Across Andhra Pradesh

    Andhra Pradesh, January 12:
    With the Sankranti festival approaching, travel rush intensified across Andhra Pradesh on Monday as thousands of people began returning to their native places. Major bus stations, including Pandit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS) in Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Guntur and Tirupati, witnessed heavy crowds, while national highways reported slow-moving traffic due to increased vehicular movement.

    The APSRTC operated special bus services to manage the surge in passenger demand, particularly on long-distance and inter-district routes. Traffic police and transport officials were deployed at key junctions to regulate traffic and ensure passenger safety. Authorities advised travellers to plan their journeys in advance and follow safety guidelines during the festive season.

  • AI, Cloud And Startups Take Centre Stage At Vizag Tech Summit 2026

    AI, Cloud And Startups Take Centre Stage At Vizag Tech Summit 2026

    Visakhapatnam, January 12:
    The AP Digital Technology Summit 2026 and AP Innovators Summit concluded in Visakhapatnam on Monday, highlighting Andhra Pradesh’s growing focus on artificial intelligence, cloud computing and startup innovation. The two-day event saw participation from over 1,000 delegates, including policymakers, industry leaders, startup founders and academic experts from across the country.

    Senior officials said the summit aimed to position Andhra Pradesh as a technology-driven investment destination. Discussions focused on generative AI, cybersecurity, digital skilling and startup funding opportunities. Representatives from global tech firms and incubators shared insights on collaboration and investment prospects, while the state government reiterated its commitment to supporting startups through policy incentives and infrastructure development.

  • AP CM Naidu Reviews Vision 2047 Roadmap, Focuses On Governance Reforms

    AP CM Naidu Reviews Vision 2047 Roadmap, Focuses On Governance Reforms

    Vijayawada, January 12:
    Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday chaired a high-level review meeting with ministers, senior bureaucrats and district collectors to assess the progress of the state’s Vision 2047 roadmap and governance reforms. The meeting, held at the Secretariat, focused on improving administrative efficiency, accelerating economic growth and ensuring timely implementation of welfare and infrastructure projects across districts.

    During the review, the Chief Minister stressed the importance of digital governance, revenue mobilisation and public-private partnerships. He directed officials to adopt technology-driven solutions, including WhatsApp-based citizen services, to reduce delays and improve transparency. Naidu also emphasised outcome-based governance and asked departments to submit district-wise performance reports to ensure accountability at all levels.

  • No Connection to the Party’s Activities: JD(U)’s Rajeev Ranjan Denies Allegations

    No Connection to the Party’s Activities: JD(U)’s Rajeev Ranjan Denies Allegations

    Patna, January 10:
    Janata Dal (United) leader Rajeev Ranjan on Friday dismissed allegations linking him to certain controversial activities, asserting that there was “no connection to the party’s activities” in the matter being referred to. Speaking to the media, Ranjan clarified that the issue was being misrepresented and that neither he nor the JD(U) had any role in the developments cited by opposition leaders. He urged critics to refrain from drawing unfounded conclusions without verified facts.

    Ranjan further stated that the JD(U) has always adhered to constitutional values and transparent political conduct, and that attempts to malign the party’s image were politically motivated. Political observers note that the clarification comes amid heightened political exchanges in Bihar, with parties trading allegations as they position themselves ahead of upcoming political developments.