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Local Body Polls Heat Up as Congress, BRS Recalibrate Strategy

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Expenditure Observer Monitors Jubilee Hills By-Election

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KCR Holds Strategy Meet with KTR and Harish Rao on Jubilee Hills By-Poll

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Ritu Jaiswal Questions RJD Leadership Over Alliance Hopes

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Fresh Violence in Cuttack; Govt Imposes 12-Hour Social Media Ban Cuttack saw renewed violence after clashes during Durga Puja idol immersion. Protestors set fires, threw stones, and damaged CCTV cameras. The Odisha government suspended internet and social media from 7 pm Sunday to 7 pm Monday in Cuttack Municipal Corporation, CDA, and 42 Mauza areas. Prohibitory orders were imposed in 13 police station zones. Additional forces were deployed to restore order. Twenty-five people, including eight police, were injured. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and BJD leader Naveen Patnaik appealed for peace. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) announced a 12-hour bandh on October 6, blaming the administration for law and order failure. Authorities aim to prevent spread of inflammatory content and further violence during the sensitive period following the immersion clash.

Quiz Competition Held at Siddharth University on Assam Foundation Day

Indian Parliamentary Delegation Engages US Diaspora

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