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Jan Sangharsh Samnvay Samiti Extends Support to Panna’s ‘Chita Satyagraha’
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Jan Sangharsh Samnvay Samiti Extends Support to Panna’s ‘Chita Satyagraha’

Calls for an impartial probe into the reported police action, fair compensation and rehabilitation; seeks immediate dialogue with project-affected families Bhopal/Panna, September 28, 2026 (SDNA): The Jan Sangharsh Samnvay Samiti, Madhya Pradesh, has extended its support to the ongoing ‘Chita Satyagraha’ by families affected by various development projects in the Ajaygarh area of Panna district. The organisation has called for a transparent rehabilitation process, fair compensation and immediate dialogue with the affected communities.The protest has brought together concerns linked to the Ken-Betwa Link Project, Majhgawan and Runjh irrigation projects, and the Lalitpur-Singrauli railway project. Recent reports have also highlighted the continuation of the agitation despite heavy rain and w...
Raipur Family Tragedy: Man Held After Wife and Two Sons Found Dead
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Raipur Family Tragedy: Man Held After Wife and Two Sons Found Dead

Police investigate alleged knife attack inside rented home in Dumartarai; suspect also injured and hospitalised RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH: A family dispute in Raipur’s Dumartarai area turned fatal on Saturday night, with police alleging that a 36-year-old man attacked his wife and two minor sons with a knife inside their rented home.The two children died at the scene, while the woman was critically injured and later declared dead at a hospital. The alleged assailant was also found injured and has been taken into police custody while receiving medical treatment. Police said the investigation is still at an early stage and that the precise circumstances leading to the deaths are yet to be established. 📢 Join SD News Agency and Get Every News Update on Your Mobile!Stay updated with the latest and ...
Kalpana Patowary: The Assamese Voice That Found a Home in Bhojpuri Folk Music
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Kalpana Patowary: The Assamese Voice That Found a Home in Bhojpuri Folk Music

From her first stage appearance at four to singing in more than 32 languages, the singer’s journey is rooted in India’s diverse folk traditions NEW DELHI: In the world of Bhojpuri music, Kalpana Patowary has built a distinctive identity with a voice deeply associated with the region’s folk traditions. Yet there is an unusual chapter at the heart of her musical journey: Bhojpuri was not her mother tongue.Raised in Assam, Patowary entered the world of music through the folk traditions of her home state before gradually developing a strong command over Bhojpuri and making it an important part of her artistic identity. Her career has taken her from traditional folk compositions to popular Bhojpuri songs, while her repertoire has expanded across more than three dozen linguistic traditions. 📢 Jo...
₹44 Fare, ₹100 Offer: Why a Rapido Rider Refused Extra Money
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₹44 Fare, ₹100 Offer: Why a Rapido Rider Refused Extra Money

A simple ride turns into a viral moment as a customer insists on paying more, while the woman rider initially refuses to accept anything beyond the fare New Delhi. A short video involving a woman Rapido rider and her customer has sparked a wave of discussion on social media—not because of an argument over the fare, but because both sides appeared determined to do something unusual.The ride reportedly cost around ₹44. When the journey ended, the customer attempted to hand the rider ₹100. Instead of accepting the extra money, she repeatedly refused, insisting that she should receive only the amount due for the ride. What followed was a brief but revealing exchange about dignity, kindness and the way people value one another’s work. 📢 Join SD News Agency and Get Every News Update on Your Mobi...
NLSIU Opens 20 Research Fellowship Positions for January 2027 Intake
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NLSIU Opens 20 Research Fellowship Positions for January 2027 Intake

From young graduates to senior researchers, opportunities span law, social sciences and public policy, with monthly remuneration reaching ₹2 lakh New Delhi. Aspiring researchers and experienced academics looking to deepen their work in law, social sciences and public policy have a fresh opportunity at the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru.The university has opened applications for its January 2027 intake, inviting candidates for a total of 20 research fellowship positions across three categories. The programme is designed to accommodate researchers at different stages of their academic and professional journeys, from recent graduates to scholars with substantial research and teaching experience. Applications must be submitted by October 30, 2026, at 5:00 pm IST. 📢 ...
₹1 Crore Extortion Plot in Dhanbad Takes a Twisted Turn, Nephew Accused of Framing Uncle
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₹1 Crore Extortion Plot in Dhanbad Takes a Twisted Turn, Nephew Accused of Framing Uncle

Police say a land dispute may have driven an alleged plan to send the accused’s maternal uncle to jail by planting his bank details in an extortion message Dhanbad. What initially appeared to be a straightforward case of an alleged ₹1 crore extortion demand and a threat to shoot a government official has taken an unexpected turn in Dhanbad, with police claiming that the real target of the alleged conspiracy was not the official—but a family member.Police have arrested a young man from Pandarpala, alleging that he deliberately used his maternal uncle’s bank-account details in a threatening message sent to the Dhanbad Circle Officer. Investigators suspect that the move was intended to divert suspicion towards the uncle and ultimately have him arrested in connection with the extortion case. A...
Armenia’s Reported Interest in India’s Divyastra Drone Raises Questions in the South Caucasus
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Armenia’s Reported Interest in India’s Divyastra Drone Raises Questions in the South Caucasus

A reported look at India’s indigenous loitering-munition technology is drawing attention in Azerbaijan, although no government-to-government purchase agreement has been publicly confirmed New Delhi. India’s emerging indigenous drone and loitering-munition capabilities are attracting attention beyond South Asia, with reports from Armenia suggesting that the country is examining the Indian Divyastra Mk-1 as part of its options for expanding long-range unmanned strike capabilities.The reported interest has also generated discussion in Azerbaijan, where defence-focused media have examined what a potential acquisition could mean for the military balance in the South Caucasus. However, an important qualification remains: there is currently no publicly confirmed purchase contract, order quantity ...
India’s Medal Rush at Asian Games: Athletics and Squash Deliver a Packed Podium Day
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India’s Medal Rush at Asian Games: Athletics and Squash Deliver a Packed Podium Day

Silver in the high jump and long jump, bronze in the 200m and decathlon, plus two squash silvers give India a busy medal haul on September 27 New Delhi. India enjoyed one of its busiest medal days at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games 2026 on September 27, with athletes and squash players producing a series of podium finishes across the day.The medal action spread across disciplines rather than coming from a single sporting powerhouse. Squash contributed two silver medals, while athletics added medals in the high jump, long jump, women’s 200m and men’s decathlon, underlining the breadth of India’s challenge at the Games. Kushare Adds Another Major Medal to His Season Indian high jumper Sarvesh Kushare delivered another strong performance on the international stage. 📢 Join SD News Agency and Get ...
Greaves’ Century, Jangoo’s Late Surge Put West Indies in Command Against India
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Greaves’ Century, Jangoo’s Late Surge Put West Indies in Command Against India

Justin Greaves anchors the innings with a century before Amir Jangoo launches a late assault; Kuldeep Yadav strikes four times as India fight back in Thiruvananthapuram Thiruvananthapuram. West Indies produced a strong batting display against India in the opening ODI of the three-match series at the Greenfield International Stadium on Sunday, with Justin Greaves’ century and Amir Jangoo’s late acceleration giving the visitors a competitive total.India, after winning the toss and choosing to field, found themselves under pressure during the first half of the West Indies innings. Although India’s spin spearhead Kuldeep Yadav produced a crucial four-wicket burst in the middle overs, the Caribbean side recovered strongly in the closing stages. Greaves Turns a Promising Start Into a Century Jus...
Kalpana Patowary: The Assamese Voice That Found a Home in Bhojpuri Folk Music
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Kalpana Patowary: The Assamese Voice That Found a Home in Bhojpuri Folk Music

From her first stage appearance at four to singing in more than 32 languages, the singer’s journey is rooted in India’s diverse folk traditions NEW DELHI: In the world of Bhojpuri music, Kalpana Patowary has built a distinctive identity with a voice deeply associated with the region’s folk traditions. Yet there is an unusual chapter at the heart of her musical journey: Bhojpuri was not her mother tongue.Raised in Assam, Patowary entered the world of music through the folk traditions of her home state before gradually developing a strong command over Bhojpuri and making it an important part of her artistic identity. Her career has taken her from traditional folk compositions to popular Bhojpuri songs, while her repertoire has expanded across more than three dozen linguistic traditions. 📢 Jo...