Author: JITENDRA KUMAR

In a heart-wrenching incident that has shocked the nation, six children in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district have died within the span of three weeks due to acute kidney failure, which officials suspect was triggered by the consumption of contaminated cough syrup. The tragedy has prompted an urgent investigation by multiple government health agencies and a temporary ban on the sale of specific medications in the area. The Tragedy Unfolds The timeline of the deaths spans from September 4 to September 26, 2025. All six victims—children between the ages of one and seven—were reported to have consumed over-the-counter cough syrups prescribed…

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A 6.9-magnitude earthquake has devastated the northern part of Cebu Province in the Philippines, killing at least 69 people, injuring hundreds, and displacing thousands more. The powerful quake struck late Tuesday evening, leading officials to declare a state of calamity as search and rescue operations continue amid widespread destruction. Chaos and Casualties The epicenter was located offshore near Bogo City, with the shallow depth of the tremor amplifying its destructive force. Buildings crumbled, roads cracked open, and power was knocked out in large swaths of the province. At least 30 deaths were recorded in Bogo, with additional fatalities reported in…

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In a stunning move that sent shockwaves through the global entertainment industry, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a proposal to impose a 100% tariff on all films produced outside the United States, framing it as a way to protect American jobs, values, and cultural influence. The announcement, made via his Truth Social platform, quickly ignited international outrage, sparked uncertainty across Hollywood, and raised serious concerns about the future of global film distribution and collaboration. “America First — Even in Movies” “American films should be made in America,” Trump declared in a post that immediately trended worldwide. “Foreign countries are…

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Karur, Tamil Nadu – A devastating tragedy struck Tamil Nadu on Saturday evening, as a political rally organized by actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party ended in a deadly stampede, claiming at least 36 lives and injuring over 40 others. What was intended to be a show of political strength quickly turned into a night of horror and chaos in the town of Karur. The stampede occurred during a public welfare event hosted by the TVK where food and gifts were being distributed to supporters. Thousands had gathered to see Vijay, whose recent transition into politics has generated mass…

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Leh, Ladakh — A growing movement demanding statehood and constitutional protection in the Union Territory of Ladakh took a violent and deadly turn this week, leading to a sweeping curfew across the region. Authorities confirmed that at least four people were killed and over 70 injured, including security personnel, during large-scale clashes that erupted in Leh on Wednesday. The chaos marks the most serious unrest Ladakh has witnessed since its separation from Jammu and Kashmir in 2019. The protests, which had been largely peaceful until now, were organized by the Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) —…

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Kolkata, September 23:Just days before the start of Durga Puja — the most significant festival for Bengal — Kolkata woke up to widespread waterlogging, traffic chaos, and a somber mood as torrential rains battered the city overnight, claiming at least five lives due to electrocution and leaving entire neighbourhoods submerged. As many prepare for a week of festivity and spiritual celebration, the city now faces a daunting clean-up operation, grieving families, and a looming fear of more rainfall in the days ahead. Unprecedented Downpour Disrupts Daily Life The city recorded one of its heaviest September rainfalls in years, with multiple…

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In a landmark address to the nation on September 21, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled GST 2.0, a comprehensive overhaul of India’s indirect tax regime. Describing it as a “festival of savings” and “the first major leap toward economic self-reliance,” Modi positioned the reform as both a financial relief measure for citizens and a strategic economic decision aimed at boosting national growth. The implementation of GST 2.0, effective from September 22, follows months of deliberation within the GST Council, which reached a consensus across party lines. The reform includes rate reductions on essential items, simplification of compliance for businesses,…

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Mumbai, September 19, 2025 — A political firestorm has erupted in Maharashtra following explosive allegations by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who has accused the Election Commission (EC) and state-level authorities of facilitating large-scale electoral fraud in the form of voter list manipulation. Terming it “vote theft,” Gandhi’s claims have intensified scrutiny over electoral processes, raised concerns about transparency, and reignited a national debate on electoral reform. Rahul Gandhi’s Charge: “Massive Vote Theft” At a recent press conference, Rahul Gandhi presented what he described as compelling evidence of voter list tampering in Maharashtra. He alleged that: “Democracy is being undermined at…

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In a significant update to U.S. foreign drug policy, former U.S. President Donald Trump named Afghanistan, India, China, and Pakistan among 23 countries identified as major drug transit or illicit drug producing countries. This annual determination, submitted to the U.S. Congress, forms part of Washington’s global strategy to combat drug trafficking and limit the flow of narcotics into the United States. This development brings renewed attention to how international drug trade routes operate and the role certain countries—willingly or not—play in facilitating the supply of narcotics or their precursor chemicals. Why These Countries Are Named Under U.S. law, the president…

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The Indian National Congress has raised serious concerns over what it calls a growing trend of “state-sponsored glorification” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, allegedly involving schoolchildren across various states. The opposition party alleges that directives were issued to educational institutions asking children to participate in events glorifying the Prime Minister in the lead-up to his birthday on September 17. The Congress claims that the government is politicising education and misusing public institutions for personal image-building. Congress’s Core Allegation On September 16, senior Congress spokespersons alleged that schools — especially government-run ones — were “coerced” into organising programs such as essay…

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