The Telangana cabinet has decided to change its official abbreviation to TG, adopt a new state anthem, and hold a caste census in the state.
The Singapore government will spend S$40 million to extend the system supporting adult EZ-Link cards until at least 2030, separate from the system for concession cards, according to Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy accuses ex-CM KCR and AP CM Jagan of diverting Telangana waters to Andhra Pradesh, challenging Jagan to repeat the action at Nagarjunasagar.
Maldives President Muizzu, known for his anti-India stance, will be addressing the parliament amidst criticism and opposition party boycotts, while the Maldives and India have reached an agreement for the removal of Indian troops from the island nation by May.
The Modi government has been recognizing its adversaries and politicians from various political schools of thought, blurring political lines by conferring top civilian awards to those who excelled in public service, reflecting a departure from the Congress' approach.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury's constant snipes at Mamata Banerjee have made him a provocative figure, and his close relationship with the Gandhis has resulted in their support for him despite his embarrassing remarks and criminal cases.
A $118 billion package that includes border enforcement policy and wartime aid for Ukraine, Israel, and other U.S. allies faces opposition from top House Republicans and may be "dead on arrival" if it reaches the House.
The Champai Soren government in Jharkhand will take a floor test today to prove its majority in the assembly after a political crisis and arrest of its Chief Minister last week.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee allegedly used an offensive word against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a protest demanding the release of MGNREGA funds, prompting BJP supporters to symbolically feed honey to a photograph of her in protest.
The judge in the 1MDB trial has ordered a doctor to explain why a crucial prosecution witness cannot attend and testify against Najib Abdul Razak, as the medical document provided cannot be used in court.
Politicians and legal experts in Kenya are divided over the implications of a breach of constitutional deadlines caused by a dysfunctional electoral commission that is not properly constituted, raising concerns about the upcoming deadline for the review of electoral boundaries.
The absence of TDP leader Lokesh from a crucial meeting between Chandrababu Naidu and Pawan Kalyan has raised speculation about his sidelining and whether Pawan set a condition for his exclusion.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have to face the consequences of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's criticism towards him in his headline-grabbing interview with The Wall Street Journal, rather than President Joe Biden, who remains unfazed by the far-right Israeli minister's wish for Donald Trump's return and accusations against Biden's administration.
Okyenhene, Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin, calls for forgiveness for Kwame Nkrumah and the CPP for the inhumane treatment and untimely death of J.B. Danquah.
Former Singaporean cabinet minister S Iswaran is facing corruption charges for allegedly receiving gifts worth over $283,000 from a Malaysian billionaire, raising concerns about the reputation of Singapore's ruling party ahead of an election and leadership transition.
Some 40 MLAs of the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) return to Ranchi from Hyderabad to attend a floor test, with the JMM government expected to pass unless something drastic happens.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet with the new leaders of Northern Ireland to discuss the UK's defensive relationship with the country, amid warnings that Sinn Fein's ascent to power could jeopardize British strategic interests and security cooperation.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is "very, very disappointed" after his application for a full pardon was rejected, and he now faces spending the next four to five years in jail.
The President's black and gold-rimmed buggy, pulled by six Noriker horses, made a comeback in Republic Day celebrations after 40 years, replacing the bulletproof limousine and marking a signal of impending change.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott, along with several other GOP governors, called on President Biden to address the record-high number of migrant crossings at the U.S. southern border, asserting Texas' right to protect its borders and accusing the president of abandoning his responsibility to enforce immigration laws.
House Intelligence Chair Mike Turner criticizes the Biden administration for lacking a clear policy on Iran and failing to effectively respond to attacks carried out by Iranian-backed groups in the Middle East.
President Joe Biden and other political leaders are rallying to the defense of Dearborn, Michigan after a controversial opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal labeled it as "America's Jihad Capital," with Biden emphasizing the need to condemn hate and not blame an entire group based on the actions of a few.
Israeli ministers express opposition and outrage over a hostage release deal, criticizing the number of prisoners set to be released and lack of clear information.
A proposal to form an "Economic Alliance of Southern States" has been put forward by like-minded parties, aiming to ensure equitable distribution of resources from the Centre and strengthen the federal fabric by giving southern states a say.
Hamas leaders are currently considering a cease-fire deal that includes the release of hostages in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israel, as they aim to showcase their operational capabilities amidst ongoing negotiations.
House Democrat Rep. Jim Himes criticizes House Speaker Mike Johnson's standalone bill for funding Israel, calling it an "act of staggering bad faith," as bipartisan Senate negotiators work on a border security package.
Sen. J.D. Vance's interview on ABC's "This Week" was abruptly ended after he implied that Donald Trump can defy Supreme Court rulings, stating that if the Supreme Court made an illegitimate ruling, the president has the prerogative to run the military as he sees fit.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has praised the return of power-sharing government in Northern Ireland as a "special opportunity" and said that politicians can now focus on delivering for families and businesses.
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended pushing a stand-alone bill to provide aid to Israel, stating that the House has been awaiting action from the Senate and that the House was not offered a briefing on the Senate's tentative immigration deal.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visited troops on the southeastern front and distributed medals, coming close to exchanges of fire on the front line amidst speculation about the possible removal of the popular army chief.
Labour and Tory rebels are pressuring Rishi Sunak over the Clapham chemical attack, with Labour alleging Home Office failings and Tory plotters advocating for a policy like Rwanda to be introduced.
The Church of England is facing criticism from conservative politicians, including Nigel Farage, after a document revealed its role in aiding asylum applications and facilitating conversions to Christianity to support asylum claims.
The online spread of conspiracy theories blaming Netanyahu's opponents for the death and destruction caused during the war has sparked a response from Shikma Bressler, a leader in the anti-overhaul protest movement.
Sen. Lindsey Graham criticizes the retaliatory strikes in the Middle East, stating that they have been insufficient to deter Iran and that the timing of the attacks gave the targets too much advance warning.
Pressure is growing on the UK government to recognize Somaliland as a way to address the escalating crisis in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, with politicians and supporters highlighting the country's stability, democracy, and strategic importance.
Former Russian State Duma deputy Ilya Ponomarev, who currently resides in Ukraine, has been charged with treason, participating in a terrorist organization, and publicly advocating for terrorism according to a source in law enforcement cited by Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.
The Congress has moved most of its MLAs from Bihar to Hyderabad to prevent any poaching attempts by the BJP-led NDA ahead of the trust vote in the Bihar Assembly.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak has expressed optimism during his visit to Northern Ireland, where he met with the leaders of a newly-formed power-sharing executive, marking the end of a two-year political deadlock. Sunak emphasized the opportunity to focus on delivering for families and businesses in the region with the new deal that has been agreed upon.
The Telangana government has decided to change the state's abbreviation to 'TG' from 'TS' and make several other changes including the adoption of a new state song and the implementation of two guarantees.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing scrutiny over his government's connections with IT firm Infosys, owned by his wife's family, after a minister expressed willingness to assist the company's UK business growth, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Former Yobe State Governor Bukar Abba Ibrahim passed away at the age of 73 in Saudi Arabia after a prolonged illness, with the state government announcing that he will be given a state burial and honor.
NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal has resigned as a Maharashtra minister and has accused the state government of facilitating the inclusion of the Maratha community into the OBC quota; his resignation has not yet been accepted by the Chief Minister.
Tucker Carlson, a prominent American presenter, has been compared to Jane Fonda after pictures emerged allegedly showing him in Russia, prompting speculation of an interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Democratic critics and some Republicans have expressed concern and support, respectively, regarding Mr. Carlson's potential visit to Moscow.
Pakistan Supreme Court Justice Athar Minallah was heckled by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) activists in London, who demanded the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan and questioned the judiciary's ranking and dispensation of justice.
The state Cabinet in Telangana has decided to change the vehicle registration code from 'TS' to 'TG', along with making other changes to symbols and emblems, while also implementing undisclosed guarantees.
Captain Kat Anderson, an officer with the Royal Artillery and former aide to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has become Britain's first female equerry, serving as King Charles III's assistant and accompanying him on official engagements and overseas visits.
Nearly two-thirds of Canadians and Americans are significantly rent-burdened, with 63% of renters in unaffordable situations, emphasizing the need for policymakers and industry leaders to address the rental affordability crisis through increased housing supply and affordability education.
As Pakistan's February 8 elections approach, the balance of power between the military and political parties, particularly the PML-N led by Nawaz Sharif, hangs in suspense with the PML-N potentially poised for victory, while Imran Khan's PTI party faces legal challenges and the opposition of the military.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga criticizes National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula's decision to appeal the Court of Appeal ruling against the Housing Levy, stating that it is irregular as Wetangula oversaw the passage of the Levy as speaker of the National Assembly.
Senator Kyrsten Sinema discusses details of a proposed bipartisan border security agreement, including ending the practice of "catch and release" and implementing new measures for processing asylum claims.