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  BUDGET 2025 AT A GLANCE SOME KEY PROVISIONS SARASIJ MAJUMDER   1.       10,000 additional seats to be inculcated in Medical Institutes in one year; 75,000 additional   medical seats will be created in next 5 years. 2.       100 GW target for Nuclear Power Generation by 2047. 3.       40,000 new houses will be added under Swayam Housing scheme. 4.       50 New Tourists’ destination will be developed by next year . 5.       A Maritime Development Fund with a corpus of ₹ 25,000 crore to be set up, with up to 49 per cent contribution by the Government, and the balance from ports and private sector. 6.       Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) : 50,000 such labs are to be set up in government schools in 5 years. This is a part of Atal Innovation Mission (AIM). Comment: In my opinion, t...
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A CRACKDOWN IN INDIA ON

 KHALISTANI--GANGSTER NEXUS

COLLECTED & COMPILED BY :-SARASIJ MAJUMDER

Multi-state crackdown: --

  • In a multi-state crackdown, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has detained several members of a nexus of Khalistani terrorists, gangsters and drug-smugglers.
  • Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, U.P., Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and H.P. are covered.
  • Till 27th, 53 locations were raided during the day-long operation, which started Wednesday morning.
  • Pistols, ammunition, large numbers of digital devices and incriminating material, and Cash-- were seized during the raids across the states stated above.

On radar: -

  • The raids were related to cases lodged against the associates of Arsh Dalla, a listed terrorist, and many dreaded gangsters, a spokesperson of the federal agency said.
  • Besides Dalla, others under the NIA scanner in these raids were notorious gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Sukha Duneke, Harry Maur, Narender alias Lali, Kala Jatheri and Deepak Tinu, the spokesperson said.
  • According to news reports, they are suspected to have links with Khalistani terrorists, in and outside INDIA.

Action so far: -

  • The raids were the seventh in the series that began in August 2022 after NIA registered five cases, including two against organised criminal gangs.
  • The agency has so far frozen 87 bank accounts, attached 13 properties and seized 331 digital devices, 418 documents and two vehicles, news agencies reported.

The probe: -

  • NIA investigation indicates conspiracies being hatched in jails of different states, and subsequently executed by an organised network of operatives based abroad.
  • Notable among such conspiracies were the sensational killing of Maharashtra builder Sanjay Biyani, mining trader Mehal Singh and international kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambia in Punjab in 2022.

Meanwhile...

  • External Affairs Minister Mr. S Jaishankar, in a rebuke to the allegations levelled by Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, denied India's involvement in the murder case of -Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He said, "This is not the government of India's policy."
  • Mr. Jaishankar further said that Canada has created a "very permissive" environment for extremism and organised crime because of political expediency.

 

SOURCE: -- TOI, HT, AMAR UJALA

PHOTO: -- TOI

 

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