News Headlines / News Headlines, October 7
Key Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked 25 years in government
leadership by reaffirming his commitment to Viksit Bharat.
Three scientists from the US-- John Clarke, John M. Martinis
and Michel H. Devoret -- have been conferred the 2025 Nobel Prize in
Physics
25 Years In Service
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked 25 years in government
leadership by reaffirming his commitment to Viksit Bharat. He pledged continued
efforts toward national progress, inclusive development, and transformative
governance through dedicated service and visionary leadership.
Railway Expansion Approved
The Union Cabinet approved four multi-tracking railway
projects worth Rs24,634 crore across Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and
Chhattisgarh. Covering 18 districts, the projects will expand the Indian
Railways network by approximately 894 kilometers, boosting connectivity and
infrastructure.
Kartika Brata Begins
The sacred month of Kartika has commenced.
Habisyalis—elderly women who undertake fasting during this period—gathered in
large numbers in the holy town of Puri to commence their month-long Kartik
Brata observance.
Curfew Lifted
Curfew in Cuttack has been officially lifted by the district administration, marking a return to normal life after days of restrictions. However, internet services remain suspended as authorities continue to monitor the situation for public safety and stability.
BJP Leader Shot Dead
Senior BJP leader and renowned lawyer Pitabash Panda was shot dead near his residence in Berhampur, Odisha. Condolences have poured in from across Odisha, with leaders from various parties expressing grief and solidarity with Panda’s family.
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✨Chaos In Puri Bus
A youth attacked passengers inside a moving bus near Bindhan Square in Kanas of Puri district in Odisha. The sudden assault left five individuals, including police personnel, seriously injured.
Nobel Prize 2025
Three scientists from the US-- John Clarke, John M. Martinis
and Michel H. Devoret -- have been conferred the 2025 Nobel Prize in
Physics for demonstrating quantum tunnelling and energy quantisation on a chip,
advancing quantum technology in computing, cryptography, and sensing.
India Slams Pak
India accused Pakistan at the UN Security Council of bombing its own citizens and committing systematic genocide. The statement urged global accountability and highlighted alleged human rights violations in Pakistan-administered regions, calling for international scrutiny and action.
French PM Resigns
France’s political turmoil escalates as Prime Minister
Sébastien Lecornu resigns after just 26 days in office. His abrupt departure
raises concerns over government stability and sparks debate over leadership
challenges within President Emmanuel Macron’s administration.
Historic Judo Win
Linthoi Chanambam made history by winning India’s first-ever medal at the Judo Junior World Championships in Lima. The 19-year-old secured bronze in the women’s 63kg category, defeating Netherlands’ Joni Geilen in a landmark victory for Indian judo.
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