Karnataka CM Reveals 88 Police Officers Booked; Cash-for-Postings Corruption Rife

January 26, 2026

Karnataka CM Reveals 88 Police Officers Booked; Cash-for-Postings Corruption Rife

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah shocked the public by declaring that police personnel faced 88 criminal cases last year. Issues like cash-for-postings and corruption have rocked the police force, with suspensions failing to hold officers accountable.

3,000 Police Deployed for Tight Security in Vellore and Nearby Districts on Republic Day 2026

January 26, 2026

3,000 Police Deployed for Tight Security in Vellore and Nearby Districts on Republic Day 2026

Over 3,000 police officers are on alert in Vellore, Tiruvannamalai, Ranipet, and Tirupattur for the 77th Republic Day. Checkpoints, railway stations, and public venues are under watch to ensure safe celebrations.

CM M.K. Stalin to inaugurate 88 free houses for Sri Lankan Tamils in Tirupattur

January 26, 2026

CM M.K. Stalin to inaugurate 88 free houses for Sri Lankan Tamils in Tirupattur

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will virtually inaugurate 88 free homes for Sri Lankan Tamils living in rehabilitation camps near Ambur, Tirupattur, by the end of January. The project aims to replace old, single-room houses with better living conditions.

Massive US Winter Storm Cuts Power to 800,000+, Cancels 10,000 Flights Amid Emergency Orders

January 26, 2026

Massive US Winter Storm Cuts Power to 800,000+, Cancels 10,000 Flights Amid Emergency Orders

A severe winter storm hit the US, causing over 800,000 power outages and canceling 10,000+ flights. Federal emergency measures support grid and travel safety.

'The Last Sky' Photo Exhibition Reveals Harsh Realities of Gaza Genocide in Thiruvananthapuram

January 26, 2026

'The Last Sky' Photo Exhibition Reveals Harsh Realities of Gaza Genocide in Thiruvananthapuram

'The Last Sky' exhibition at Fine Arts College Gallery, Palayam, showcases 60 powerful photos from Gaza by Dr. Santhosh Kumar. It reveals war's impact on women and children and the limits of humanitarian aid. Open till January 31, entry is free.