jpc chairperson jagdambika pal

City Power Regulator Is Without A Chief For Nearly 1 Year

Says Concerns Over National Narratives Overshadowing State Issues Are Unfounded

Aam Aadmi Party's Ward No. 42 in-charge, Jai Pal Singh Bau, was shot in the leg following a heated argument with his neighbour over vehicle parking outside his Amritsar residence. He is stable and undergoing treatment at a private hospital. CCTV footage captured the escalating verbal dispute. Police are investigating the incident.

Leaders Meet Joint Parliamentary Committee

Sunil Pal has once again mocked Samay Raina's India's Got Latent, sarcastically saying the show is "too big" for him and suggesting Samay make his own parents judges. Their feud dates back to Ranveer Allahbadia's explicit remarks on the show, while Samay has called Sunil a "frustrated man."

Police have invoke atrocity charges

Issued Notice, Get 15 Days For Finding A Fix

Delhi University has halted St. Stephen's College's plan to absorb outgoing principal John Varghese as a professor, deeming it "ultra vires" and a violation of UGC and university rules. The university insists Varghese should return to his parent institution for retirement benefits, escalating the ongoing governance dispute.

The Sports Ministry has notified new 2026 rules under the National Sports Governance Act to improve transparency and dispute resolution in Indian sports. A National Sports Board will oversee governance standards, while a National Sports Tribunal will handle sports-related disputes through faster digital processes. The reforms also include online hearings, public records, annual audits, and stricter conflict-of-interest rules for officials.

D.K. Shivakumar's bid for the Chief Minister post gained traction after Priyanka Gandhi Vadra intervened, persuading Rahul and Sonia Gandhi. Siddaramaiah reportedly conveyed his decision to resign, though he is hesitant about a national role. A press conference is expected before his resignation, with Shivakumar attending a breakfast meeting.

The Trinamool Congress is facing a significant crisis as a wave of resignations sweeps through its ranks, particularly within the Kolkata Municipal Corporation. Reports of inadequate leadership, an increasingly VVIP-centric culture, and allegations of corruption have prompted key players to step aside.