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On the 25th of December, a Monday that has now caught the attention of the nation, Kapil Sibal, a figure known for his past as the Former UPA Law Minister and a current Rajya Sabha MP, made a statement that has stirred a significant amount of controversy and discussion. Sibal, a name often intertwined with critical views on religious matters, particularly concerning Hinduism, has once again stepped into the spotlight with his latest remarks.

In a tragic turn of events in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, the community is mourning the loss of a dedicated young police officer, Constable Sachin Rathi. The incident, which has sent shockwaves throughout the region, occurred during a police operation aiming to capture a known criminal. Rathi, in the line of duty, sustained a grave gunshot wound that ultimately claimed his life.

The capital's civic landscape is poised for change, as the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) calls for public engagement regarding the future of a historic religious site. In a notice dated 24th December, the NDMC has opened the floor for public opinion on the proposed dismantling of the Sunehri Mosque, a decision that has not gone unnoticed by the city's residents. The Department of Architecture and Environment has put forward the call for suggestions and objections, inviting civic participation by the 1st of January 2024, as outlined under Clause 1.3(ii) of the bye-law.

Let's delve into a historical marvel intertwined with the captivating tale of the 'Ho Jamalo' song. We're talking about a bridge, not just any bridge, but a feat of engineering that has its roots deeply embedded in the pages of Sindhi folklore. This bridge is no ordinary structure; it's an iron giant known as the "Lansdowne Bridge." While the locals of Sukkur affectionately call it the “Ayub Bridge,” it stands majestically between the small cities of Sukkur and Rohri, with the mighty Indus River flowing gracefully underneath.

From Raipur: The current tussle between wrestling players and the Indian Wrestling Association has been capturing national attention. Amidst this, another incident related to sports in India has emerged, shedding light on a deeper systemic issue that hinders the country's success in international arenas like the Olympics.

The Indian Army has experienced a profound loss with the passing of Lieutenant Colonel Karanbir Singh Natt, a respected officer of 160 TA (JAKRIF) and a valiant recipient of the Sena Medal. This tragic event marks the end of a journey for a soldier who exemplified courage and dedication to his nation. Lieutenant Colonel Natt's passing is not just a loss to the military fraternity but to the nation he bravely served.

In a bold and ambitious declaration, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has made a statement that could potentially reshape the world's understanding of global timekeeping. CM Yadav, with a sense of national pride, asserted that India, about 300 years ago, was the originator of the global standard time. He pointed out that an instrument crucial for time determination, dating back to this era, still exists in the historical city of Ujjain.

In a recent incident in Udupi, a city known for its temples and educational institutions, the district police have taken significant action following a disturbing violation of privacy. They have filed a First Information Report (FIR) against three Muslim students. These students are accused of secretly recording videos of Hindu girls in the restroom of Netra Jyoti College, a grave breach of privacy and trust within the educational community.

In a recent development, Delhi's Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has called for a detailed investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into what appears to be a concerning issue involving the Delhi government-run hospitals. This request for a CBI probe stems from allegations of the use of counterfeit or substandard medicines in these hospitals.