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    Special Judge Prem Sagar noted that Saeed, listed as Accused No. 8 in the FIR, must be taken into custody to ensure a thorough investigation. The court directed that the non-bailable warrant be forwarded to the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the NIA in Jammu for execution in accordance with the law.

    The NIA informed the court that it has already filed a supplementary chargesheet in the case. According to the agency, Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, a resident of Sargodha in Pakistan's Punjab province, is a designated terrorist under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967, and the founder of the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba. The agency stated that Saeed is currently based in Pakistan and has been deliberately evading arrest, making the issuance of an open-dated non-bailable warrant necessary for the continuation of legal proceedings and the investigation.

    After reviewing the submissions made by the investigating officer and examining the application, the court accepted the NIA's request and disposed of the plea. The case has been registered under Sections 147, 148, 149, 150 and 61(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with Sections 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 38, 39 and 40 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

    The investigation relates to the April 22, 2025, terrorist attack at Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, where terrorists opened fire on civilians, killing 26 people, including several tourists. The NIA, which is leading the investigation, alleges that the attack was planned and directed by Pakistan-based operatives of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba. In its supplementary chargesheet, the agency has named Hafiz Muhammad Saeed as Accused No. 8, accusing him of being part of the larger conspiracy behind the deadly assault.
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    He noted that Indian researchers have successfully developed an indigenous gene therapy for haemophilia, marking a major breakthrough in the treatment of the inherited blood disorder. He also pointed to scientists in Pune who have created an advanced nanomedicine for breast cancer treatment, showcasing India's expanding capabilities in cutting-edge medical science. The Defence Minister said the government's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme has accelerated domestic manufacturing of medical devices, reducing dependence on imports while strengthening India's healthcare infrastructure.

    Highlighting recent achievements, Singh said India introduced Nafithromycin in 2024, the country's first domestically developed macrolide antibiotic, which is expected to play an important role in treating Community-Acquired Bacterial Pneumonia. He also recalled that India developed its first indigenous MRI machine in 2023, describing it as affordable, lightweight, high-field, and capable of delivering faster imaging.

    Singh further said affordable healthcare has become more accessible through the network of over 19,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras, which provide quality medicines to citizens at significantly lower prices. Addressing doctors and medical professionals, he urged them to prioritize their own physical and mental well-being, acknowledging that the medical profession involves long hours and high levels of stress that can affect personal health.

    The minister also praised the healthcare transformation in Uttar Pradesh under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, stating that the state's medical infrastructure has expanded rapidly over the past nine years. According to Singh, Uttar Pradesh had only 17 medical colleges before 2017, but the number has now increased to 81 institutions. He added that the state is home to two operational AIIMS campuses and has successfully achieved the goal of having at least one medical college in every district.

    Emphasizing the importance of medical education, Singh said improving healthcare services requires a larger pool of qualified doctors and specialists. He added that the government has therefore undertaken an unprecedented expansion of medical education to strengthen the country's healthcare system for the future.
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    Rajnath Singh says Andhra Pradesh is becoming a key hub for India's defence sector during INS Mahendragiri commissioning

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday described Andhra Pradesh as an emerging centre of India’s defence and aerospace ecosystem while commissioning the Indian Navy’s latest stealth frigate, INS Mahendragiri, in Visakhapatnam. The ceremony marked the completion of the Navy’s advanced Project 17A Nilgiri-class frigate programme. Addressing the gathering at the naval base on the eastern coast, Singh highlighted the state’s expanding contribution to India’s defence capabilities across air, maritime, land, and unmanned technology domains.

    He said Andhra Pradesh is rapidly developing into a major hub for defence manufacturing, citing several key projects being established in the state. These include the Core Integration and Flight Testing Centre for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) in Puttaparthi and a new Naval Systems Manufacturing Facility of Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) in Anakapalli district.

    According to the minister, the BDL facility will produce advanced underwater defence systems, including autonomous underwater vehicles, torpedoes, and counter-measure technologies, reducing India’s dependence on foreign suppliers. He noted that the state’s defence footprint now extends from fighter aircraft development and drone manufacturing to advanced naval platforms such as INS Mahendragiri.

    Built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL), INS Mahendragiri is a modern multi-role stealth frigate designed for blue-water operations. The 6,670-tonne warship features more than 75 per cent indigenous content and is equipped with advanced weapons and systems, including locally developed rocket and torpedo launchers, electronic warfare capabilities, and the ability to deploy BrahMos missiles.

    During the commissioning event, Singh also underlined the Indian Navy’s growing role in protecting national interests and securing vital maritime routes. Referring to recent operations, he said the Navy’s efforts to escort merchant vessels carrying essential supplies demonstrated its importance not only as a military force but also as a protector of India’s economic interests.

    The Defence Minister praised the rapid progress of India’s domestic shipbuilding sector, saying the induction of advanced warships reflects the country’s increasing self-reliance under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. He pointed out that the Navy has inducted six frontline frigates in roughly the last 18 months, describing it as a significant achievement for Indian defence manufacturing.

    Linking the development to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s MAHA SAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions) vision, Singh said India is moving beyond simply navigating maritime challenges and is building the capability to influence security dynamics across the oceans.

    Addressing the challenges of modern warfare, the minister stressed that advanced technology and conventional military strength must progress together. He said emerging technologies alone cannot replace traditional defence platforms, while conventional forces must also evolve with new innovations to remain effective. The commissioning of INS Mahendragiri represents another major milestone in India’s naval modernisation efforts. The latest Nilgiri-class frigate is expected to strengthen the Navy’s operational capabilities, enhance maritime surveillance, and boost India’s presence across the strategically important Indian Ocean Region.
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    Assam Unveils Rs 2.85 Lakh Crore Budget for 2026-27, Targets Reduction in Fiscal Deficit to Rs 419 Crore
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    Assam Unveils Rs 2.85 Lakh Crore Budget for 2026-27, Targets Reduction in Fiscal Deficit to Rs 419 Crore

    The Assam government on Friday unveiled its ₹2,85,084 crore Budget for the financial year 2026-27, announcing a series of measures aimed at promoting economic growth, supporting small tea growers, reducing energy costs, and improving fiscal management. Presenting his first Budget as Assam’s Finance Minister, Jayanta Malla Baruah said the government would continue major welfare and development schemes introduced over the past five years while focusing on maintaining financial discipline. He set a target of reducing the state’s Budget deficit to ₹419 crore by the end of the fiscal year.


    According to the Budget estimates, Assam’s consolidated fund is expected to receive ₹1,51,843.23 crore during 2026-27. Including projected receipts of ₹1,34,466.22 crore under the public account and ₹2,000 crore from the contingency fund, the state’s total estimated receipts stand at ₹2,88,309.45 crore. On the expenditure side, the government has estimated spending of ₹1,56,714.88 crore from the consolidated fund. After including public account expenditure of ₹1,26,369.57 crore and ₹2,000 crore under the contingency fund, the overall expenditure projection for the year is ₹2,85,084.45 crore.


    The Finance Minister said the opening deficit of ₹3,644.26 crore, combined with the year’s financial projections, would result in a closing Budget deficit of ₹419.26 crore for 2026-27. The state has also targeted a fiscal deficit of 3 per cent of its projected Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP). In a major relief measure for small tea growers, the government proposed increasing the agricultural income tax exemption limit from ₹2.5 lakh to ₹10 lakh. The move is expected to benefit thousands of small tea producers across Assam.


    The Budget also announced a reduction in Value Added Tax (VAT) on piped natural gas (PNG) from 14.5 per cent to 5 per cent. Baruah said the decision was aimed at lowering household energy expenses, encouraging the use of cleaner fuel, and expanding city gas distribution networks.


    Highlighting Assam’s economic progress, the Finance Minister noted that the state’s per capita income has grown significantly, rising from ₹60,817 in 2015-16 to ₹1,85,429 in 2025-26. He said the figures indicate that Assam’s economic development is becoming more inclusive and reaching a wider section of the population. The 2026-27 Budget places emphasis on continued welfare initiatives, infrastructure development, energy reforms, and measures to strengthen the state’s financial position while supporting long-term growth.

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