Prøtests intensified at Jamia Millia Islamia in Delhi as students demanded the restoration of their elected union, which has been defunct since 2006. The agitation began on October 12 with an indefinite hunger strɨke and has since escalated into confrontations, disciplinary action and campus restrictions. The university formed a committee to examine students’ grievances, but the core demand remains unresolved. On October 24, classes shifted online and campus gates and libraries were closed following tensions between students and staff. While the administration cited safety and the need to restore normalcy, students maintained their prøtest. At the heart of the dispute is a question of representation: how can universities maintain academic order while ensuring students have a meaningful voice in decisions affecting them? [Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia Prøtest, Student Union Elections, Delhi News, Student Representation, The Logical Indian]

Saudi Arabia's security situation has raised fresh concerns for Indian nationals, with air defences reportedly intercepting 11 ballistic missiles, one cruise mɨssɨle and two dronɇs in less than 12 hours. #SaudiArabia #AirIndia #IndianEmbassy #MiddleEastCrisis #TravelAdvisory thelogicalindian.com/india-w…

After the controversy over slogans at Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is facing a fresh row. ABVP has alleged that “Free Umar Khalid” and “Long Live Naxalbari” were written on JNU walls and has demanded action against those responsible. #JNU #UmarKhalid #ABVP #JamiaMilliaIslamia #StudentPolitics thelogicalindian.com/abvp-se…

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has hailed Operation Trident after coordinated raids across 38 locations in Assam, Mizoram and Manipur on October 23 led to 18 arrɇsts and the freezing of 1,424 bank accounts, according to his October 25 announcement. The operation reportedly uncovered ₹100 crore in hawala transactions, led to the attachment of properties worth ₹17.82 crore and resulted in the seizure of 500 detonators and ₹12 lakh in cash. Authorities described the target as an alleged narcotics network operating across India, Myanmar and Bangladesh. The crackdown's significance lies in its attempt to target the financial channels behind suspected drug trafficking, not just the people allegedly involved. The real test will be whether the investigation produces sustainable disruption and evidence-led prosecutions. [Operation Trident, Amit Shah, Northeast India, hawala transactions, Assam, Mizoram, Manipur, The Logical Indian]

Cyclone Arnab Alert: India's eastern coast braces for severe weather. #CycloneArnab #CycloneAlert #Odisha #AndhraPradesh #IMD thelogicalindian.com/cyclone…

The Congress is gearing up for a major show of strength in Delhi, with at least 10 lakh people expected at the INDIA bloc rally on November 1. Can the rally raise concerns about electoral transparency while minimising disruption to Delhi’s businesses and commuters? Share your thoughts. #TheLogicalIndian #Congress #INDIABloc #ElectionCommission #VoterRights thelogicalindian.com/congres…

Rahul Gandhi is calling on students, farmers, workers, women, youth and traders to join the INDIA bloc’s ‘Chalo Dilli’ march at Ramlila Maidan on November 1, alleging irregularities in the Election Commission’s SIR exercise. #RahulGandhi #ChaloDilli #INDIABloc #ElectionCommission #VoteChori thelogicalindian.com/rahul-g…

A good deal can sometimes make you wonder, “What’s the catch?” Amazon turned that very doubt into a detective story, with Kavita Kaushik investigating deals across everything from kitchen products to fashion. The cases kept changing, but the answer stayed the same: Sasta bhi, bharosa bhi. (Smart Campaigns, Amazon India, Kavita Kaushik, Sasta Bhi Bharosa Bhi, Indian Advertising, Brand Campaign, The Logical Indian)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio programme, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, completed 12 years on October 3, 2026, with its 139th episode broadcast on October 25. Since its launch in 2014, the programme has highlighted grassroots achievements, community-led initiatives and individuals working to bring change across India. In the anniversary episode, Modi highlighted initiatives ranging from Punjab’s Nav-Trinjan, which promotes traditional weaving and livelihood opportunities for women, to community efforts to conserve the Heval River in Uttarakhand. He also spoke about Indian agricultural products reaching international markets, tribal products gaining recognition and the reach of the e-Sanjeevani teleconsultation platform. Beyond the milestone, the programme raises an important question about the role of grassroots recognition in public life. Giving local innovators, artisans, farmers and community workers a national platform can help bring their work into focus. The lasting impact, however, depends on whether such recognition translates into sustained support, wider opportunities and meaningful change on the ground. #MannKiBaat #NarendraModi #GrassrootsIndia #RuralDevelopment #TheLogicalIndian

An 11,200 MW hydropower project has become the centre of a major confrontation in Arunachal Pradesh. Can development move forward without meaningful consultation with the communities most affected? Share your perspective in the comments. #ArunachalPradesh #SiangProject #NHPC #IndigenousRights #TheLogicalIndian thelogicalindian.com/nhpc-of…

Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi has called for a “Chalo Dilli” march and mega rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan on November 1, targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in electoral rolls. The INDIA bloc is challenging the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR), with Gandhi alleging that voters’ names have been deleted and rules viølated. Delhi Police has cleared the rally, while a traders’ association has urged Congress to postpone it, citing possible disruption during the festive shopping season. The allegations remain contested questions requiring evidence and transparent scrutiny. At stake is public confidence in electoral processes and the ability of every eligible citizen to exercise their right to vote. [Rahul Gandhi, Chalo Dilli March, Gyanesh Kumar, Election Commission, SIR, voter rights, Ramlila Maidan, INDIA bloc, The Logical Indian]

A heated argument reportedly broke out between passengers and SpiceJet staff at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, as seen in a video circulating on social media. The confrontation escalated after a staff member allegedly remarked that passengers had chosen the airline because it was cheap. 👉🏼 ‘Shame On SpiceJet’: Passengers Confront Staff The clip shows travellers arguing with airline personnel at a counter while Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel stand nearby. A staff member is heard saying, “SpiceJet sasta hai, isiliye aaye ho aap” (SpiceJet is cheap, that’s why you came). Passengers raise their voices, point fingers and chant “Shame on SpiceJet” as the crowd grows. 👉🏼 What Led To The Dispute? The precise reason for the confrontation remains unclear from the video. No verified official statement from SpiceJet or airport authorities was available in the information provided. 👉🏼 The Logical Indian’s Perspective Air travel disagreements require calm communication and respectful treatment. Regardless of ticket prices, every passenger deserves dignity. What steps should airlines take to ensure respectful customer service? Share your views in the comments. #SpiceJet #DelhiAirport #PassengerRights #AirTravel #TheLogicalIndian

More than 4 lakh people prøtested across France on Saturday against rising living costs, economic inequality and deteriorating public services. Clⱥshes erupted in several cities, prompting police to use teⱥr gas and water cannon. Authorities deployed 70,000 police officers and gendarmes to prevent a repeat of previous weekend’s viølence. Clⱥshes Erupt Across Cities 👉🏽 France’s Interior Ministry estimated turnout at 4.1 lakh, while trade unions put the figure at nearly 8 lakh. In Paris, police estimated 1.1 lakh participants. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said 135 people had been arrɇsted nationwide by early afternoon. Clⱥshes were also reported in Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux and other cities. Prøtests Reflect Wider Discontent 👉🏽 The demonstrations began with student prøtests over school conditions before expanding into a broader movement. Unions criticised restrictions on the Paris march, while left-wing leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon said prøtests would continue until President Emmanuel Macron addressed public concerns. ⚡⚡How can governments respond to public frustration while protecting the right to peaceful prøtest? Footage: bbfr74/X, BGatesIsaPyscho/X [France prøtests, France anti-government prøtests, rising living costs in France, France prøtest news, police teⱥr gas France, The Logical Indian] #FrancePrøtests #FranceNews #AntiGovernmentPrøtests #TheLogicalIndian

A hⱥcker group identifying itself as ScarlettGroup claims to have accessed 86.3 lakh emails associated with Rajasthan Police, along with identity records, phone numbers and sensitive documents. Rajasthan Police cyber teams are investigating, CERT-In has been informed, and personnel have been instructed to change official email passwords and update their devices. The authenticity and extent of any breach remain unconfirmed, making the investigation crucial to establishing whether government systems and citizens' information were compromised. #RajasthanPolice #CyberSecurity #DataBreach #CyberCrɨme #DataPrivacy

Jamia Millia Islamia shifted all classes online on October 24, 2026, as prøtests demanding the restoration of its students’ union escalated on campus. Five students had been on an indefinite hunger strɨke since October 12, seeking union elections, withdrawal of disciplinary action and changes in university leadership. The administration cited student safety and formed a committee to draft a union constitution, but students continued to demand a clear election schedule. As of October 25, classes remained online until further notice, with no confirmed date for their return to campus. The immediate disruption may be addressed through online teaching, but the dispute over student representation remains unresolved. [Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia student prøtest, students union elections, JMISU, Delhi education news, The Logical Indian]

IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express have extended flight suspensions to several Saudi Arabian cities amid continuing regional security concerns. Air India and Air India Express have halted Riyadh and Dammam services until November 7 and Jeddah services until October 31, while IndiGo has cancelled flights to four Saudi cities until October 31. The extensions follow attⱥcks on Saudi aviation infrastructure, which have disrupted commercial air travel. Eligible passengers can seek rebooking or refunds under their respective airlines' policies. Travellers should verify their flight status before leaving for the airport, as the published deⱥdlines may change. [IndiGo flight cancellations, Air India, Air India Express, Saudi Arabia flights, Riyadh airport, flight suspensions, aviation security, The Logical Indian]

During a conversation on The Ranveer Show Hindi (@beerbiceps), actor Rakul Preet Singh (@rakulpreet) reflects on how her parents instilled discipline and mental strength in her from childhood. 👉🏼 Don’t Be a Slave to Your Mind. Make Your Mind Your Slave. Rakul shares how her father encouraged her to push past the “I don’t feel like it” mindset. She believes that this early conditioning helped build resilience and taught her an important life skill: learning to act with discipline rather than letting temporary moods dictate your actions. 👉🏼 The Logical Indian’s Perspective Discipline is not about ignoring every emotion or pushing yourself beyond your limits. It is about developing consistency, taking responsibility for your choices, and learning to move forward even when motivation is low. When balanced with self-awareness, this mindset can help build resilience over time. Do you believe discipline matters more than motivation when it comes to achieving your goals? #RakulPreetSingh #RanveerAllahbadia #SelfDiscipline #PersonalGrowth #TheLogicalIndian [RakulPreetSingh, RanveerAllahbadia, SelfDiscipline, PersonalGrowth, TheLogicalIndian]