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Northwest India, including regions like Jammu division, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, and parts of Jharkhand and Odisha in the East, is bracing for another bout of extreme heat in the coming days, with temperatures expected to soar over 45 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department

In a sharp criticism following the announcement of the new cabinet ministers under Prime Minister Narendra Modis government, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Atishi expressed concerns about the treatment of coalition partners and said that they will be regarded as second class citizens in the government.

Both the factions of the NCP held separate events at Pune and Mumbai respectively to mark the party's foundation day on Monday

Prayagraj remains the hottest place in the state for the third consecutive day with a maximum temperature of 46.3 degrees Celsius. The state is experiencing hot and humid conditions, with health officials advising citizens to stay hydrated and avoid direct sun exposure. Power cuts have added to the challenges faced by residents, affecting daily activities and street vendors.

Plywood trader kidnapped in Ranchi rescued by police. Four arrested including a woman. Gang involved in loan fraud using forged documents. Police investigating transactions. Criminals planned to kill trader to keep syndicate secret.

Principal secretary issues notice to Prof Guruprasad, registrar of Karnataka Folklore University, concerning fraudulent appointment of assistant registrar. Allegations of fake academic certificates. Investigation ongoing. Registrar urged to respond to notice or face disciplinary action.

Prayagraj police list Saddam and Zaid, brothers-in-law of slain gangster Ashraf, as history sheeters with pending cases. Cash reward announced for Zaid's arrest. Recent actions against Atiq Ahmed gang. Details of gang activities and arrests.

Residents of Adavi Somapur tanda staged a dharna alleging that Gadag Rural circle police inspector MM Nadaf demanded money to resolve a land dispute case instead of registering a complaint. Complaints from both parties have been registered at Gadag Rural police station, and an inquiry team has been formed. CPI MM Nadaf has been suspended.

A woman in Vadodara was murdered by her husband during divorce proceedings, leading to his arrest. The victim, Bhavyata Patel, was found dead in her home after her children noticed her absence. The husband, Ketan Patel, had a history of quarrels with Bhavyata over money and jewelry. The autopsy confirmed strangulation as the cause of death. Ketan was located in Uttar Pradesh and is under investigation by the police.

A comprehensive three-day training and exposure visit on rice production practices organized by the International Rice Research Institute-South Asia Regional Centre (ISARC) and Bihar Agricultural University (BAU) concluded, aimed at enhancing farmers' ability to cope with climate change challenges, reduce postharvest losses, and increase crop value.