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Rajeev Krishna, a 1991 batch IPS officer, has been appointed as the new Director General of Police (DGP) of Uttar Pradesh, ending years of uncertainty. Krishna, who previously served as acting DGP, will lead the state's police force with nearly three years of service remaining. His appointment signals a focus on technology-led policing reforms and strengthening operational effectiveness.

Shailja Art Gallery's "The Contemporary Lore" exhibition challenges traditional artistic genealogy by presenting 23 artists across diverse career stages. Curated by Kiran K. Mohan, the show fosters a living conversation, highlighting resonance across time, material, and intention rather than linear progression or hierarchy.

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At the 28th syndicate meeting of Patliputra University, overseen by Vice Chancellor Upendra Prasad Singh, exciting changes were unveiled including promotions for 13 lecturers to reader positions and elevating a talented history teacher to the role of professor. In a decisive move, the university also chose to terminate the services of an absent assistant professor.

As part of the reshuffle, Vijay retained the Poverty Alleviation portfolio and reassigned the Women Welfare department, previously held by him, to newly inducted minister K Jegadeshwari. Congress leaders S Rajesh Kumar and P Viswanathan have been allotted the Tourism and Higher Education portfolios, respectively. Another TVK minister, Mohamed Farvas, has been allocated the Labour Welfare and Skill Development portfolio.

Kerala's social media is buzzing with memes and online polls as the Congress leadership deliberates on the next Chief Minister. V.D. Satheesan, who led the UDF campaign, is widely favored online, with many users urging a swift decision. Ramesh Chennithala and K.C. Venugopal are also in contention, but public sentiment, expressed creatively online, leans heavily towards Satheesan.

After a tense 10-day wait and intense internal lobbying, VD Satheesan has been named the next Chief Minister of Kerala. The Congress-led UDF's sweeping victory in the assembly elections triggered a fierce leadership race, with supporters of Satheesan, KC Venugopal, and Ramesh Chennithala campaigning vigorously. The party high command ultimately made the decision after extensive consultations.

A significant political shift is unfolding in Kerala as the UDF surges past the 100-seat mark, leading in 102 constituencies. The ruling LDF trails with 37 seats, and the NDA is confined to a single seat. Several ministers are trailing, while some UDF leaders secure substantial leads, indicating a strong comeback for the front.

The United Democratic Front (UDF) has taken a commanding lead in Kerala's 2026 Assembly elections, surpassing the majority mark with 95 seats. The ruling LDF faces a significant collapse, with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan trailing in his constituency. The NDA is also showing strength, leading in four seats.

A significant UDF wave is reshaping Kerala's political landscape, challenging established legacies and incumbency. Key figures and traditional strongholds are facing unexpected reversals, indicating a strong public demand for change. While some close contests persist, the overall trend points towards a decisive mandate for the UDF, marking a departure from personality-driven politics and historical strongholds.

Nemom, a Thiruvananthapuram constituency, faces challenges like traffic, water scarcity, and unemployment. The LDF's V. Sivankutty narrowly won the 2021 election, highlighting the competitive political landscape. Residents grapple with issues stemming from urban expansion and industrial fluctuations.