Sandesh report covers various national and local events
Several important reports have emerged, including the announcement for Agniveers to become regular soldiers in the Indian Army.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
4 November 2026, 3:12 pm · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh, in a major announcement, it has been stated that Indian Agniveers will get the benefit of becoming regular soldiers. In addition to this, as stated in the US Midterm Elections 2026 Explainer, Donald Trump has lost the midterm elections. Tabu and Nagarjuna have broken up after dating for 10 years.
The Kerala government has ordered a vigilance probe against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of taking a bribe of ₹2 crore. After securing a landslide victory, Abdul al-Sayed sent a message to America that tax money is not meant for dropping bombs on children.
With government employees in Gandhinagar being granted a pending leave, an atmosphere resembling a continuous mini-vacation was created until November 11th. In Ahmedabad, with north-easterly winds bringing a feel of mild winter early in the morning, a dual season was experienced.
Due to widespread devastation caused by Cyclone Murushu, 35 trains were cancelled in Andhra Pradesh. In Uttar Pradesh, a Union Minister raised a question against Akhilesh, stating that politics cannot be run on superstition.
Furthermore, making an important statement, the Supreme Court clarified that imposing legal restrictions on having more than two children is not proper.
Two women apprehended with 10 kg cannabis at Gaya Airport
Narcotics worth approximately ₹10 crore in the international market were seized from the two women arriving from Thailand.
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Government announces new standards for semen production for artificial insemination in pigs
New guidelines issued to promote genetic improvement and enhance livelihoods of livestock rearers in North-East India