Hello readers! In today’s news wrapgame ape, we bring you the key developments of the day.

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Here is a quick rundown of the events that includes the strong earthquake of 7.1 magnitude that struck Tibet; 95 people have been reported dead, Delhi Assembly Election to be held on Feb 5, BPSC Exam Row and more.

A strong earthquake of 7.1 magnitude struck Tibet early Tuesday. So far, 95 people have been reported dead and many more injured due to the same. Tremors were also felt in neighbouring countries including India, Nepal and Bangladesh. Read Full Story Here

The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule and dates for the Delhi assembly elections. As per the announcement, Delhi will head to the polls on February 5.

Delhi is headed for early elections after AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal stepped down from his role as Chief Minister following his release from Tihar Jail.

During his resignation, Kejriwal called for early elections for the national capital territory. Aam Aadmi Party has been in power in Delhi since 2015. Read Full Story Here

The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to entertain a petition alleging irregularities in the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) Preliminary Examination and police atrocities against protesting candidates.

Furthermore, Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor was admitted to the ICU after his health deteriorated during his hunger strike.

Over five lakh candidates had appeared for the Combined Competitive Exams (CCE) held on December 13, 2024. However, the process was marred by allegations of misconduct, prompting hundreds of aspirants to stage a boycott. The protests have since drawn national attention. Read Full Story Here

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on X said that navy divers have been requisitioned to aid local authorities in the rescue operation of nine laborers trapped inside a coal mine in Dima Hasao district. “The water level inside the quarry has risen significantly, reaching nearly 100 feetgame ape, making the rescue operation increasingly difficult,” Sarma said on X, and added that the divers, who are currently en route from Visakhapatnam, are expected to arrive soon to assist with the Assam coal mine accident. Sarma added: “Deep divers from the Army are also at the site and have entered the mine as part of their rescue mission.” Read Full Story Here