Jaipur

BJP and Congress held competing protests in Jaipur. The Congress's evening protest heightened political tensions in the state capital.

At least three children were killed and two injured when a truck ran over a roadside drain cover in Jaipur. The truck broke through an iron railing before striking the drain cover where five children were standing.

Three labourers were killed and nearly a dozen injured when a septic tank wall collapsed in Jaipur. Two labourers died at the hospital, and another succumbed to injuries during treatment.

Municipal corporation and police teams in Jaipur inspected 24 coaching centres for fire safety compliance following a blaze in Lucknow, resulting in 14 centres being sealed and notices issued for non-compliance with fire safety measures.

CPI(M) has condemned an attack on the founder of CJP in Jaipur. The incident and the political party's response are highlighted in the title.

Abhijeet Dipke was slapped during a protest in Jaipur. Two youths were detained, and an investigation is ongoing.

Three Bengaluru police personnel, including a woman sub-inspector, were trapped by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Jaipur in a bribery case. The incident highlights alleged corruption within law enforcement.

Two individuals were suspended following a power outage at Ashwini Vaishnaw's press conference in Jaipur. The Minister had to address reporters in the dark for approximately 10 minutes after the electricity supply was disrupted three times.

A male nurse's suicide in Jaipur has sparked protests, prompting the State government to remove 6,500 contractual nursing staff employed via private placement agencies in government hospitals. The nurse's wife will receive a contractual job.

The Cockroach Janta Party is launching a nationwide campaign addressing exam irregularities, starting in Pune and expanding to cities like Jaipur, Lucknow, Amritsar, and Bengaluru. Mr. Dipke announced the initiative as part of the party's education manifesto.

Internet services were suspended, and prohibitory orders were imposed in Jaipur as part of an anti-encroachment drive. The drive involves demolishing five religious structures encroaching on the Nandpuri road boundary.