Author: MAK Gojar

223 caught in 152 graft cases by Telangana’s anti-corruption squad in 2024 ​223 caught in 152 graft cases by Telangana’s anti-corruption squad in 2024 223 caught in 152 graft cases by Telangana’s anti-corruption squad in 2024   The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) made significant strides in combating corruption in 2024, arresting 223 individuals across 152 cases, Director General Vijay Kumar announced on Tuesday.These cases included 129 trap cases, in which 200 accused (including 159 government officials) were arrested, with Rs 82.78 lakh seized. Of this, Rs 64.80 lakh was reimbursed to complainants.Of these, there were 11 cases of disproportionate assets, where properties worth…

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Arvind Kejriwal writes to Mohan Bhagwat on BJP’s ‘wrongdoings’, party hits back ​Arvind Kejriwal writes to Mohan Bhagwat on BJP’s ‘wrongdoings’, party hits back Arvind Kejriwal writes to Mohan Bhagwat on BJP’s ‘wrongdoings’, party hits back   Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday wrote to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, highlighting what he called the “BJP’s wrongdoings” that undermine democracy, and questioned whether Bhagwat supports such actions. The BJP, in a New Year letter, hit back at Kejriwal by listing out some advice for him to follow, including “stopping the lying”, as the political war of words intensifies ahead of the…

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Minister’s car hits man in Maharashtra, mob sets vehicles, shops ablaze ​Minister’s car hits man in Maharashtra, mob sets vehicles, shops ablaze Minister’s car hits man in Maharashtra, mob sets vehicles, shops ablaze   A clash between two communities has once again been reported in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon. The incident occurred in Paladhi village, the hometown of Mahayuti government minister and Shiv Sena leader Gulabrao Patil. The dispute between two groups escalated into arson, forcing the deployment of heavy police force. However, the situation is now under control. As a precautionary measure, a curfew has been imposed in the area until 6 am tomorrow.…

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Members of the U.S. intelligence community who believed that the coronavirus may have originated from a lab leak in China were blocked from sharing their opinions and research with the broader intel community, according to sources inside the FBI and other government officials familiar with the Biden administration’s internal efforts during the pandemic.In the first few months after COVID arrived in the U.S., the prevailing view within the Biden administration was that COVID-19 most likely originated organically in Wuhan, China, and was transferred to humans from infected animals. They said this was potentially due to the country’s under-regulated and extensive wildlife…

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