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The Delhi government's 'No PUC, No Fuel' campaign has led to over 61,000 PUCCs being issued in 24 hours. Led by Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, the drive includes strict enforcement, curbs on vehicles, and other anti-pollution measures.

RJD's Manoj Jha slammed the 'absurd' renaming of MGNREGA. In response, Mamata Banerjee renamed a WB scheme after Gandhi. The new bill, Viksit Bharat- G RAM G, passed in Lok Sabha, increasing work days from 100 to 125.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is investigating IndiGo over recent flight disruptions, a move welcomed by aviation expert Subhash Goyal. He blamed the crisis on the non-implementation of a new crew rest policy by the airline.

A district-level Vibrant Gujarat Conference in Morbi saw the signing of MoUs worth Rs. 2,470 crore with 50 companies. The event aims to boost local industries, create employment, and support PM Modi's vision of 'Viksit Bharat'.

A man named Ambesh Kumar was arrested in Jaunpur, UP, for allegedly murdering his parents after an argument. He dismembered their bodies, placed them in sacks, and threw them into the Gomti River. Police have recovered one sack with body parts.

BJP leader Nitesh Rane slammed AIMIM's Waris Pathan over his remarks on a Mumbai Mayor from the Muslim community, telling him to take his party to 'Islamabad or Karachi' and asserting that only a 'Bhagwadhaari' will become the mayor.

Former HP CM Jai Ram Thakur accused the Congress government of political vendetta, alleging it's filing baseless cases against BJP leaders. He warned of statewide protests if the trend continues, making it difficult for the government to function.

NDA MPs from Bihar felicitated Nitin Nabin on his appointment as the new BJP working president. Leaders expressed gratitude to the party leadership, calling it a historic moment and a great honour for the state of Bihar.

J&K CM Omar Abdullah demanded an apology from Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for attempting to remove a woman's hijab. Union Minister Giriraj Singh defended Kumar, stating he acted as a guardian. A police complaint has also been filed against the Bihar CM.

Telangana Jagruthi chief K Kavitha criticized the Assembly Speaker's ruling that dismissed disqualification petitions against five BRS MLAs. She termed the judgment 'infructuous' and 'against the constitution', calling it an unfortunate decision.