Rahul Gandhi Backs Unnao Survivor; Bengaluru 'Monster' Naveen Kumar Arrested For Daylight Assault

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UPDATED: Dec 24, 2025 19:46 IST

In a significant Maharashtra political development, Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray announced an alliance for the upcoming BMC polls, 20 years after their fallout, stating the partnership aims to 'save Maharashtra'. In other national news, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi met with the Unnao rape survivor after she was stopped from protesting at India Gate. This bulletin also covers a daylight assault in Bengaluru, where a man attacked a woman who rejected his advances. In Delhi, the government has revoked GRAP-4 restrictions as air quality improved, while an investigation exposed a fake PUC certificate scam, leading to the suspension of 12 centers. Additionally, reports highlight a political row over Periyar's legacy in Tamil Nadu and a crisis in Telangana, where over 2,000 government schools face zero student enrollment.

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