Majithia Accused of ₹736 Crore Drug Money:–Chargesheet Filed

A 40,000-page chargesheet filed by the Punjab Vigilance Bureau against senior Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia. 

In the Mohali special court, a 40,000-page chargesheet in the case of Disproportionate Assets and Drug Money Laundering against Bikram Singh Majithia was brought to the court by the Vigilance team packed in boxes. 

The investigating agency claims that Majithia's links were connected to International Drug Smugglers.

The Vigilance Bureau's main allegation is that Majithia, using his influence and public positions—such as MLA and minister roles from 2007 to 2017—illegally amassed hundreds of crores of rupees from the drug trade. 

Majithia laundered approximately ₹736 crore in drug earnings through his own accounts, those of his associates, and family companies like Saraya Industries Limited, among others. 

Funds were brought into India through Cyprus and other shell companies and used to create illegal assets.

The chargesheet includes financial transactions, bank statements, shell companies, and statements from eyewitnesses as evidence.

The investigation provides a detailed account of suspicious cash deposits and foreign funds that entered the bank accounts of Majithia, his close associates, and collaborators during his tenure from 2007 to 2017.

The Vigilance Bureau arrested Majithia in June 2025 and registered a case against him under the Prevention of Corruption Act and for possession of assets disproportionate to known sources of income.

Majithia and his party, the Akali Dal, have consistently described all these allegations as motivated by "Political Vendetta." They claim this is a step taken solely as a political conspiracy against him by the Punjab AAP government.

Israel Elections 2026— Will Netanyahu Win or Loose By 12 noon in this Israeli election, 31.5% voter turnout—over 2.3 million voters—signals a major electoral trend. In the previous 2022 election, turnout at the same time was 28.4%. This time, the figure is considered the highest midday level in nearly 50 years. By 10:00 a.m., 16.68% turnout had been recorded, the largest by 10 a.m. since 1981. In Israeli politics, Arab citizens—who make up about 20% of the total population—often play the role of kingmakers. If turnout rises in Arab areas, Arab parties like Ra'am and Hadash-Ta'al gain more seats. Israeli-Arab MP Ahmad Tibi visited polling stations in the northern Israeli Arab city of Tayibe during voting. Ahmad Tibi and local Arab leaders accused election observers and representatives from right-wing and opposition parties of harassing Arab voters without cause and trying to prevent them from entering polling stations or delaying them. Analysts believe the increased turnout could pose a major threat to Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing coalition. A majority in the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, requires 61 out of 120 seats. Israel uses a Proportional Representation system, which means that the more people vote, the higher the vote threshold—3.25%—becomes for winning a seat. In other words, a party gets seats based on its overall vote percentage, not by constituency. If a party gets even one vote short of 3.25%, none of its candidates will enter parliament—meaning all those votes are wasted. Technically, the 3.25% rule remains fixed—it stays at 3.25%, whether total votes cast are 2 million or 5 million. When more people turn out to vote, the raw vote count needed to reach 3.25% increases. In Israeli politics, this game is crucial for both Netanyahu's right-wing bloc and the anti-Netanyahu bloc. If high turnout occurs in Arab-majority areas or in anti-Netanyahu secular urban areas like Tel Aviv, it strengthens opposition parties and makes it much harder for Netanyahu's bloc to reach the magic number of 61 seats in parliament. That's why concern is growing in right-wing circles over the heavy voting in Arab areas. Every extra seat won by Arab parties directly chips away at the majority for Netanyahu's right-wing coalition. In short, if this high turnout is recorded among Israeli-Arab citizens and in Centrist–Anti-Netanyahu areas, it will become extremely difficult for Netanyahu to secure a majority of 61 seats and form a new government. #IsraelElection #Netanyahu #IsraelElections2026 #Knesset #ArabTurnout #Eisenkot

 By 12 noon in this Israeli election, 31.5% voter turnout—over 2.3 million voters—signals a major electoral trend.

In the previous 2022 election, turnout at the same time was 28.4%. This time, the figure is considered the highest midday level in nearly 50 years.

By 10:00 a.m., 16.68% turnout had been recorded, the largest by 10 a.m. since 1981.

In Israeli politics, Arab citizens—who make up about 20% of the total population—often play the role of kingmakers. If turnout rises in Arab areas, Arab parties like Ra'am and Hadash-Ta'al gain more seats.

Israeli-Arab MP Ahmad Tibi visited polling stations in the northern Israeli Arab city of Tayibe during voting. Ahmad Tibi and local Arab leaders accused election observers and representatives from right-wing and opposition parties of harassing Arab voters without cause and trying to prevent them from entering polling stations or delaying them.

Analysts believe the increased turnout could pose a major threat to Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing coalition.

A majority in the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, requires 61 out of 120 seats.

Israel uses a Proportional Representation system, which means that the more people vote, the higher the vote threshold—3.25%—becomes for winning a seat.

In other words, a party gets seats based on its overall vote percentage, not by constituency.

If a party gets even one vote short of 3.25%, none of its candidates will enter parliament—meaning all those votes are wasted.

Technically, the 3.25% rule remains fixed—it stays at 3.25%, whether total votes cast are 2 million or 5 million.

When more people turn out to vote, the raw vote count needed to reach 3.25% increases.

In Israeli politics, this game is crucial for both Netanyahu's right-wing bloc and the anti-Netanyahu bloc.

If high turnout occurs in Arab-majority areas or in anti-Netanyahu secular urban areas like Tel Aviv, it strengthens opposition parties and makes it much harder for Netanyahu's bloc to reach the magic number of 61 seats in parliament.

That's why concern is growing in right-wing circles over the heavy voting in Arab areas.

Every extra seat won by Arab parties directly chips away at the majority for Netanyahu's right-wing coalition.

In short, if this high turnout is recorded among Israeli-Arab citizens and in Centrist–Anti-Netanyahu areas, it will become extremely difficult for Netanyahu to secure a majority of 61 seats and form a new government.

#IsraelElection #Netanyahu

#IsraelElections2026 #Knesset

#ArabTurnout #Eisenkot

HISTORIC SHIFT IN SERBIA Students have won in the parliamentary elections, the right-wing government has lost

 🚨 HISTORIC SHIFT IN SERBIA

संसदीय चुनाव में छात्रों की जीत हुई, दक्षिणपंथी सरकार हार गई..

बेलग्रेड में जश्न का माहौल है!

बेलग्रेड की सड़कों पर लोग “Aleksandar is gone" के नारों के साथ इस लोकतांत्रिक जीत का उत्सव मना रहे हैं.

2 साल से अधिक समय से जारी भ्रष्टाचार विरोधी प्रदर्शनों के बाद, छात्रों के नेतृत्व वाले गठबंधन "Student List” ने बहुमत हासिल कर लिया है.

14 साल के लंबे शासन के बाद, सर्बियाई नेता Aleksandar Vučić और उनकी सत्तारूढ़ पार्टी ने रविवार को हुए संसदीय चुनाव में अपनी हार स्वीकार कर ली है. 

दो से अधिक वर्षों तक चले भ्रष्टाचार विरोधी और सरकार विरोधी प्रदर्शनों के बाद, छात्र-नेतृत्व वाले आंदोलन "स्टूडेंट लिस्ट" ने नागरिकों को एकजुट किया और ऐतिहासिक जीत दर्ज की. 

वुचिच के दक्षिणपंथी गठबंधन के खिलाफ जनता ने अभूतपूर्व वोटिंग की, जो क्षेत्र के लोकतांत्रिक परिदृश्य में एक बड़ा

 बदलाव है.

AndhraPradesh local body polls and the nomination process have witnessed massive political violence, arson, and anarchy.

 #AndhraPradesh local body polls and the nomination process have witnessed massive political violence, arson, and anarchy.

Open scuffles are breaking out inside nomination centers.

Violence is spilling onto the streets, vehicles are being burnt, and dark plumes of smoke fill the sky.

The YSRCP alleges that law and order in the state have completely collapsed, claiming that supporters of the ruling TDP-NDA alliance are intimidating opposition candidates, preventing them from filing nominations, and vandalizing vehicles and properties.

Meanwhile, the TDP argues that the opposition is intentionally creating chaos out of fear of defeat.

However,

Are local body elections being held for such a 'free and fair' system?

Does the occurrence of such violence right in front of administrative and police officials not raise a major question mark on law and order?

If such visuals and anarchy had emerged from an opposition-ruled state, would the mainstream media and national debates have remained this silent?

#AndhraPradesh #APLocalBodyElections #LawAndOrder #DemocracyInDanger #IndianDemocracy

संसदीय चुनावों के बीच SERBIA में सरकार और छात्र आमने सामने, छात्रों ने चुनाव में अपने प्रतिनिधि उतारे..

 SERBIA 🚨 की राजनीति इस वक्त बेहद गर्म है. अगले हफ्ते ही वहां संसदीय चुनाव होने हैं. 

और ऐसे गहमा गहमी के माहौल में, पिछले 2 साल से आंदोलन कर रहे छात्र, अब सड़क के विरोध-प्रदर्शनों से आगे बढ़कर सीधे चुनावी मैदान में उतर चुके हैं.

अब इन छात्रों ने 'स्टूडेंट List' के बैनर तले अपने 250 उम्मीदवारों को चुनावी मैदान में उतारा है और वे मौजूदा सरकार को कड़ी टक्कर दे रहे हैं.

सर्बिया के विभिन्न दिशाओं से हजारों छात्र पैदल और अलग-अलग माध्यमों से मार्च करते हुए राजधानी BELGRADE पहुंच चुके हैं. छात्र अलग-अलग हिस्सों और राजधानी बेलग्रेड में रैलियां और कैंपेन कर रहे हैं, ताकि जनता का समर्थन हासिल किया जा सके.

चुनाव से ठीक पहले बेलग्रेड में होने वाली छात्रों की इस अंतिम विशाल रैली और प्रदर्शन में भारी जनसैलाब उमड़ रहा है, जिसे देश के राजनीतिक भविष्य के लिहाज से बहुत बड़ा मोड़ माना जा रहा है.

सर्बिया में यह छात्र आंदोलन करीब दो साल पहले नवंबर 2024 में Novi Sad रेलवे स्टेशन की कंक्रीट की छत गिरने की दर्दनाक घटना के बाद शुरू हुआ था, जिसमें 16 लोगों की मौत हो गई थी. इस हादसे के लिए सरकार की लापरवाही और बड़े पैमाने पर फैले भ्रष्टाचार को जिम्मेदार ठहराया गया, जिसके खिलाफ देश भर के छात्र सड़कों पर उतर आए. तब से देश के मौजूदा राजनीतिक नेतृत्व और भ्रष्टाचार के खिलाफ लगातार आंदोलनरत हैं.

छात्रों के आंदोलन को पूर्व यूगोस्लाविया राजवंश के प्रिंस फिलिप कारा और उनकी पत्नी प्रिंसेस दानिका का पूरा समर्थन प्राप्त है. प्रिंस फिलिप लगातार सर्बिया में लोकतांत्रिक सुधारों, कानून के शासन और पारदर्शिता के पक्षधर रहे हैं. उनका मानना है कि मौजूदा व्यवस्था में संस्थाएं कमजोर हुई हैं और छात्र देश को भ्रष्टाचार मुक्त कराने के लिए लड़ रहे हैं.

यह पूरा घटनाक्रम सर्बियाई राजनीति में एक बड़े बदलाव का संकेत दे रहा है, जहां छात्र और आम नागरिक देश की सार्थक दिशा तय करने के लिए एकजुट हो चुके 

हैं.

"अजगर के बाल"

 "अजगर के बाल" 

डर इंसानी दिमाग पर कितना गहरा असर डाल सकता है और इंसान अपनी ही मान्यताओं का कैसे कैदी बन जाता है— 

यह घटना इसका जीवंत उदाहरण है. 

VIETNAM की रहने वाली 87 वर्षीय एक महिला, जिनका नाम नगुयेन थी दिन्ह है,

Running 1600 meters in just 6 minutes—and that too barefoot!–Kavita Mahto

Twenty-seven-year-old Kavita Mahato, a resident of Soso village in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district, lost her husband, Deepak Mahato, three years ago. Working as a laborer at a brick kiln, Kavita single-handedly supports her two children and elderly parents-in-law. Even amid such intense struggle, she has scripted history by exemplifying the strength and capability of rural women.

During the trial run for the Home Guard recruitment drive held at Ramgarh’s Sido-Khu Ground, Kavita participated barefoot while wearing a saree. While the set time limit for women to cover 1600 meters was 10 minutes, Kavita completed it in roughly 6 minutes.

At the global track and field level, the official world record in the women's category for 1609 meters (1 mile) is held by Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon.

Set on July 21, 2023, at the Monaco Diamond League:

World record time: 4 minutes 07.64 seconds.

Now imagine—Faith Kipyegon achieved this record backed by world-class professional training, synthetic tracks, high-performance shoes, and optimal nutrition...

Nonetheless, the final race for the Jharkhand Home Guard recruitment exam is still ahead. But looking at Kavita’s determination, the destination certainly doesn't seem far out of reach.