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Mani Raj is a Chief Sub Editor at TV9 English. She has been in the media industry for 7 years now. The Political Science postgraduate from Daulat Ram College loves to write on politics, women issues and crime. She holds an MPhil degree in Federal Studies and a diploma in Mass Communication from Times School of Journalism. She also has experience in field reporting, working with the Times of India, Patna Bureau. Before joining TV9 Network she has worked for more than 4 years with Times Internet. Her hobbies include writing blogs, reading books and listening to music.

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Bengaluru: Businessman CJ Roy's death during IT raids - Here is all you need to know about the case

New Delhi:  Bengaluru-based businessman, CJ Ro  died by suicide during an Income Tax raid.  Following his death, several questions remain unanswered. People have raised doubts about the circumstances leading to his death. There are also questions regarding the investigation process and the raids.  What transpired during the IT raids? There are several unanswered questions regarding this case. People are questioning as to how the entire case is being handled. They want to know whether all incidents surrounding the incident are being investigated thoroughly. According to a Times of India report, people are also questioning why a SIT was formed to investigate this case. They want to know its scope, independence and what direction the probe is going to take. There is also uncertainty regarding the circumstances inside the office of the businessman during the raids, and what exactly triggered him to kill himself. The IT department has also not clarified whether they removed any digital...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Feb 03, 2026 | 12:45 PM

Noida International Airport ready, says UP CM Yogi Adityanath, likely to be inaugurated by PM this month

New Delhi : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has hinted that the Noida International Airport at Jewar is likely to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, later this month. While addressing the media after the Union Budget on Sunday, he said that the airport was "ready" and is likely to soon receive the crucial aerodrome licence. It is in fact in its final stages of receiving the license, according to the CM. Second international airport in NCR The CM was quoted by Hindustan Times as saying, "I believe that this month, the airport will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister." Once it is operational, this airport will become the second international airport in NCR. It is likely to help decongest traffic at Delhi 's Indira Gandhi International Airport. This will also be Uttar Pradesh 's 5th international airport. The other international airports, in the state are Lucknow, Varanasi, Kushinagar and Ayodhya. Officials confirmed that the only prerequisite now for...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Feb 03, 2026 | 08:04 AM

Breaking News Live Updates: Bus falls into gorge in Kalsi, Dehradun

Breaking News Live Updates, February 3, 2026:   President Donald Trump implored the House on Monday to end the partial government shutdown, but neither Republicans nor Democrats appeared ready to quickly approve the federal funding package he brokered with the Senate without first debating their own demands over immigration enforcement operations. Democrats are refusing to provide the votes House Speaker Mike Johnson needs to push the package forward as they try to rein in the Trump administration 's deportation operations after the shooting deaths of two Americans in Minneapolis. That 's forcing Johnson to rely on his slim GOP majority, which has its own complaints about the package, to fall in line behind Trump 's deal with Senate Democrats. Stay with TV9 English for latest news from India and around the world.  **live[14:39,2026-02-03,breaking_news]** Rahul Gandhi raises doubts about India-US trade deal We need to understand why trade deal stuck for 4 months was...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Feb 03, 2026 | 02:40 PM

Noida: Two men travelling in SUV make obscene gestures at women, arrested after video goes viral

New Delhi : In a shocking incident reported from Greater Noida, two men travelling in a car made obscene gestures at women travelling in another car. The incident left the women shocked and uncomfortable. The video of the entire interaction was recorded and has since gone viral. Police arrest 2 for making obscene gestures at women The police have arrested 2 men in the case, one of them being the SUV driver who was seen blowing kisses to the woman. The video of the incident shows the men following the woman 's car, who was travelling with her family. The incident happened on Parthala Bridge in Greater Noida. Once they were in close sight, they began to harass the woman. They made lewd comments and blew flying kisses to the lady, despite repeated objections from other family members travelling in the woman 's car. The entire incident left the woman shaken and also led to massive outcry amongst the public. The men were travelling in a red-coloured MG Hector car. The man who...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Feb 02, 2026 | 09:34 AM

'We feel ashamed, have to go around the world to seek loans': Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif

New Delhi: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has admitted that he and Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir had to travel to various countries to seek financial help for the country. He was addressing top Pakistani exporters in Islamabad on Friday night. This rare confession from the top leadership of Pakistan, makes it amply clear how poor is the financial condition of the country. Pakistan 's foreign reserves have improved: Sharif Sharif 's confession showed that the leadership had to make some tough decision due to Pakistan 's economy. He however claimed that the condition of Pakistan 's foreign reserves have improved. NDTV quoted the Pakistani leader as saying, "The current situation is that the reserves of the foreign exchange have almost doubled. But the loans of our friends and countries are included. But you know that the one who goes to take a loan, his head is bowed." Sharif also talked about how General Munir and he had to make certain compromises to...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Jan 31, 2026 | 01:18 PM

Learjet 45 XR aircraft crash: Crew member Pinky Mali loved being in the skies, wanted to support students

New Delhi: Pinky Mali was a flight attendant who was on the ill fated Learjet 45 XR aircraft, which crashed in Maharashtra 's Baramati on Wednesday. The young flight crew died, along with 4 others, including Maharashtra 's Deputy CM Ajit Pawar in the airplane crash. Now her family is trying to come to terms with the loss. Mali told family about aircraft facing issues during landing Following the crash, her family claimed that Mali had told them about the aircraft facing issues during landing. They claimed that the reference regarding the issues with landing were made in passing. This is however now part of the probe in the matter. Just a day before the crash, Mali informed her family that she would be on the same chartered flight as Pawar. She said that after landing in Baramati, she would head to Nanded. Her father said, "Yesterday she told us about her schedule. Everything was normal." He however said that their world fell apart on Wednesday morning, when the news of the...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Jan 29, 2026 | 03:27 PM

SC stays UGC's equity regulations on definition of caste discrimination

New Delhi : The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the implementation of the University Grants Commissions (UGC) equity regulations. These regulations pertain to the definition of caste discrimination. The apex court also issued notices to the UGC and the Central government, on the pleas challenging the new framework. Want free and equitable atmosphere in educational institutions: Court The court while passing this order said that they "wanted a free, equitable and inclusive atmosphere in educational institutions." But it warned that the new regulations were capable of dividing society. The bench said that the earlier regulations which are in force since 2012, would continue to remain in operation till the time a final decision is made regarding the matter. The court was hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the new regulations of the UGC, which ask all higher educational institutions to constitute equity committees to address complaints of discrimination and promote...

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  • Updated on: Jan 29, 2026 | 02:37 PM

Breaking News Live Updates: 'Innocent should not face injustice', says Akhilesh Yadav on SC staying UGC guidelines

Breaking News Live Updates, January 29, 2026:  The funeral of Maharashtra Deputy Chief MInister Ajit Pawar, who died in a plane crash on Wednesday morning, is scheduled to take place on Thursday in his native Baramati in Maharashtra. The accident also killed the pilot and 3 others in the aircraft.  Stay with TV9 English for latest updates from the India and around the world.  **live[15:14,2026-01-29,breaking_news]** Karnataka Assembly uproar over state ad opposing Centre’s rural jobs law The Karnataka Legislative Assembly saw disruptions after the Siddaramaiah-led government published a newspaper advertisement opposing the Centre’s VB-G RAM G Act. The Bharatiya Janata Party accused the state of misusing taxpayers’ money and disrespecting Mahatma Gandhi, staging a walkout. Rural Development Minister Priyank Kharge defended the ad, saying no law was violated and states need not accept central decisions unquestioningly. **live[14:32,2026-01-29,breaking_news]** 'Innocent...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Jan 29, 2026 | 03:14 PM

Bike taxis to resume in Karnataka after High Court verdict

New Delhi: The Karnataka High Court has given a verdict in favour of bike taxis. They said that the state government can no longer refuse to give licenses to the bike taxis . This verdict might just be the first step in the resumption of bike taxi services in the state, which had been banned by the state government last year. Bike taxis will create employment, help commuters The High Court 's ruling in the matter is likely to increase employment opportunities in the state and also be a blessing for commuters. The court verdict followed a challenge mounted by bike taxi aggregators like Uber and Rapido, who had challenged the Karnataka government 's ban on bike taxis in the state. The state government had banned the bike taxis saying that these were illegal. The court verdict will also provide low cost services to the people of the state. The order was passed by a 3-judge bench of Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice CM Joshi. The court verdict not only allowed resumption of...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Jan 23, 2026 | 12:39 PM

Bangladesh election a mockery without Awami League: Sheikh Hasina to TV9 Network

New Delhi: Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday said that the February elections in the country are a mockery, since her party, the Awami League is not allowed to participate in it. Talking exclusively to TV9  Network , she said that the ruling government of Bangladesh needs to clarify why her party is barred from taking part in these elections. I challenge Yunus to contest elections: Hasina Sheikh Hasina further sharpened her attack on the interim head of the Bangladesh government, Muhammad Yunus. She said, "I challenge Yunus to contest the national elections." She further urged the government to allow her party, the Awami League to participate in the February elections. She said that the present dispensation had designed the elections in such a way that her party is excluded from participation. She further accused Yunus of building huge wealth abroad by money laundering. She accused him of illegally grabbing power and questioned his authority. He accused him...

  • Mani Raj
  • Updated on: Jan 22, 2026 | 12:39 PM
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