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ED moves Indiaâs Supreme Court in escalating face-off with West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Indiaâs Enforcement Directorate has approached the Supreme Court in its ongoing confrontation with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, intensifying a long-running clash between federal investigators and the state government. The dispute centers on corruption and moneyâlaundering probes, and is widely seen as a key test of centreâstate power dynamics ahead of crucial political contests.
Raj Thackeray signals openness to align even with Trump for a âstrong Maharashtraâ
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray told NDTV he was willing to back âeven Trumpâ if it meant ensuring a strong government in Maharashtra. His remark underscores fluid political alliances in the state and broader debates over leadership style and governance priorities.
AI voice-cloning scam in India dupes teacher in Indore of âč1 lakh
Scammers in Indore used artificial intelligence to clone a womanâs cousinâs voice during a phone call, convincing her to transfer âč1 lakh that was then stolen. The case highlights rapidly growing concerns over deepfake-enabled fraud and the need for stronger public awareness and digital security safeguards.
Afghanistan appoints Noor Ahmad Noor as first envoy to India since Taliban takeover
Noor Ahmad Noor has been named Afghanistanâs first envoy to India since the Taliban seized power in 2021, according to NDTV reporting. The move signals an attempt to normalize or at least formalize diplomatic channels with New Delhi, though India has not formally recognized the Taliban government.
Debate flares over US role in Greenland as local MP warns against overreaction to American moves
A Greenland MP told NDTV it would be a âwrong moveâ if Denmark overreacted to US activity related to Greenland during a change in US administration. The comments underline ongoing strategic competition in the Arctic, where the United States seeks to limit Russian and Chinese influence while negotiating with Denmark and Greenlandâs own authorities.
Trump pressed on whether US would ever order Vladimir Putinâs capture
In remarks highlighted by NDTV, Donald Trump was asked whether the United States would ever order Russian President Vladimir Putinâs capture, a question he did not directly embrace. His response, described as expressing deep disappointment but avoiding a clear commitment, reflects the contentious politics surrounding the Ukraine war and USâRussia relations.
Son of deposed Shah of Iran urges protesters to prepare to seize city centers
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iranâs last shah, has called on antiâgovernment protesters to âprepare to seizeâ city centers, according to NDTVâs international roundup. His statement comes amid ongoing unrest and crackdowns inside Iran, adding an exiled opposition voice advocating more organized resistance.
Zohran Mamdani publicly labels Hamas a terrorist organization amid New York protests
New York lawmaker Zohran Mamdani referred to Hamas as a âterrorist organisationâ in comments reported by NDTV, amid heated protests in New York over Middle East policy. The stance is notable because Mamdani has been associated with leftâwing and proâPalestinian activism, and his wording may influence local political debates over how to characterize the group.
Colombian president warns US will âseek warsâ while its economy depends on oil
Colombiaâs president argued that the United States âwill seek warsâ as long as its economy is tied to oil, in remarks cited by NDTVâs international section. He linked fossilâfuel dependence with geopolitical conflict, reinforcing his administrationâs push for a global shift away from hydrocarbons.
Venezuela branded âun-investableâ by US oil major executive standing alongside Trump
The head of the United Statesâ largest oil company said Venezuela is âunâinvestable,â speaking with Donald Trump at his side, according to NDTV. The comment underscores persistent concerns over Venezuelaâs political risk, contract security and sanctions, even as some firms eye the countryâs vast reserves.
US solar storm alert: moderate (G2) geomagnetic storming expected from recent CME
NOAAâs Space Weather Prediction Center forecasts G1âG2 (minor to moderate) geomagnetic storm conditions on 10â11 January following a coronal mass ejection (CME) that left the Sun on 8 January. Such storms can cause auroras at lower latitudes and minor impacts on power grids and satellite operations, though major disruptions are not expected at these levels.
UP state government in India revises RTE school admission rules, drops Aadhaar requirement for children
Uttar Pradesh has revised its Right to Education (RTE) admission rules by removing the requirement that children possess an Aadhaar card at the time of application. Authorities say the change aims to ease access to schooling, particularly for marginalized families who may lack formal identification documents.