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Rail Services to Resume Normal Operations from Midnight

The Ministry of Railways announced that all train services will return to normal from midnight on October 26. Around 100 trains, including mail, express, and some Rajdhani Express trains, were cancelled on Friday as a precaution due to the CJP protest in Delhi. Over 250 trains were cancelled to prevent protesters from reaching Delhi and to avoid passenger inconvenience amid road blockades and metro closures.

Deccan Herald··New Delhi

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CM Shivakumar Assures No Division of Veerashaiva-Lingayats

Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar assured a delegation of seers that he will not divide the Veerashaiva-Lingayat community amid debates on its separate religious status. He emphasized unity and apologized for past attempts to separate the groups. The issue gained prominence after the 2018 Assembly elections when the previous government recommended minority status for the community.

Deccan Herald··Bengaluru

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Private Hospitals Refuse or Overcharge Under Arogya Karnataka Scheme

In Bengaluru, private hospitals are refusing treatment or charging above limits under the Ayushman Bharat-Arogya Karnataka (AB-ArK) scheme, making surgeries expensive and inaccessible for many, especially the poor. Since 2018, treatment rates have not been revised despite rising medical costs. Hospitals often charge out-of-scheme fees or deter patients with high prices. Health officials acknowledge the need to revise rates to ensure better access.

Deccan Herald··Bengaluru

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Gen Z Influence Grows as Parties Navigate Anti-CEC Protests

In New Delhi, heavy security was deployed to control anti-CEC protests, highlighting Gen Z's rising political influence. Mainstream parties cautiously engage with the CJP-led movement, balancing ideology and political positioning. Left parties, including CPM leaders like Pinarayi Vijayan and M A Baby, led visible protests. Student groups like SFI and CPI(ML) mobilized marches, coordinating closely with CJP amid police interception at Safdarjung flyover.

Deccan Herald··New Delhi

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Rahul Gandhi Supports Students, Criticizes Modi's Actions

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi condemned the government's actions against protesters, urging students not to fear and affirming support for them. He sharply criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him "Mogambo Modi" and accusing him of destroying India's democracy. Gandhi asserted that no force can prevent Modi from facing justice.

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Former Mayor Alleges Plan to Move Thiruvananthapuram Zoo Animals

Former Mayor V.K. Prasanth alleged that the UDF government plans to relocate animals from Thiruvananthapuram Zoo to Vantara Zoological Centre in Gujarat and Puthur Zoo in Thrissur. A senior official team has been sent to Vantara. Prasanth criticized Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan's earlier proposal to move the zoo from the city center. Minister O.J. Janeesh hinted at zoo privatization and sponsorship during Wildlife Week.

The Hindu··Thiruvananthapuram

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