Priyanka Gandhi says Opposition not informed about possible special Parliament session on delimitation
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has said Opposition parties have not been informed about any proposed special session of Parliament to discuss the Delimitation Bill. Responding to media queries during her four-day visit to her constituency, she said she had no information about the government's reported plans. She also accused the BJP-led government of silencing dissent and weakening constitutional institutions.
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Jammu and Kashmir Police attach Rs 81 lakh property of PoJK-based terror handler in Rajouri
The Rajouri Police in Jammu and Kashmir have seized immovable property valued at Rs 81 lakh belonging to Mohd Arshad, a terror handler operating from PoJK. This land in Thanamandi is part of a larger initiative aimed at dismantling terrorist networks within the area. Meanwhile, Baramulla Police conducted a separate operation, unearthing two hand grenades from Ghulam JeelReshi, with investigations underway to trace the explosives' origins and potential terrorist affiliations.
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India records 38% drop in TB deaths since 2015, outpaces global decline: WHO report
India has recorded a 38 percent reduction in tuberculosis mortality since 2015, surpassing the global decline rate. The treatment success rate of drug-susceptible TB patients stands at an impressive 94 percent. Key interventions include early detection, timely treatment, and community support through various initiatives. Technological innovations such as AI-enabled diagnostics have significantly strengthened the TB elimination efforts.
