The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process involved five states including Meghalaya, Delhi, Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, leading to court intervention.

The entities involved

• Meghalaya →

  Indian state

  • The largest organic spice processing unit was inaugurated with the shared presence of chief ministers from Meghalaya and Sikkim.Mon 16:38
  • Cherrapunji, a location in Meghalaya, is characterized as a wet region.Mon 08:23
• Delhi →

  megacity and union territory of India

  • A high-level review on pollution was held in Delhi after the West Asia situation caused a bitumen supply disruption, affecting operational bodies like the DJB and Metro Corporation.Mon 17:25
  • A road inspection was conducted near the Najafgarh Drain in Delhi.Mon 17:25
• Jharkhand →

  state in eastern India

  • Baidyanath Ram was named the JMM candidate in Jharkhand, amidst political allegations and party affiliations.Mon 13:00
  • Protests were held in Jharkhand, Lucknow, and Bihar against Gyanesh Kumar on September 28, 2026.Mon 11:55
• Karnataka →

  Indian state

  • The central government is monitoring disease outbreaks occurring within the state of Karnataka.Mon 17:02
  • Karnataka is reviewing its flagship guarantee schemes to check for misuse.Mon 16:16

Related events

• The SIR process in Karnataka is facing scrutiny due to flaws and calls for intervention from the state government, involving the Election Commission of India and Okkuta organization.Jun 7
• The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process for electoral rolls is underway in Maharashtra, facing logistical issues and calls for extension.Jul 9
• Voter list issues and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process are being discussed in the national capital constituency.Sep 20
• The High Court and Election Commission are involved in legal proceedings regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in Maharashtra.Thu 17:12
• A debate on lawmaking standards is taking place in the Maharashtra state assembly.Jun 26