Kerala MLA sparks Congress-Left clash over DNA test. Left-backed independent MLA PV Anwar stirred controversy when he referred to Rahul Gandhi as a “low-level citizen” in response to the Congress leader’s comments about Pinarayi Vijayan. The remarks highlighted tensions between the Left and Congress camps in Kerala, further escalating the political feud between the two […]
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Pitroda’s inheritance tax remark ignites Congress controversy. Sam Pitroda’s recent remarks on inheritance tax in America have stirred a controversy within the Indian National Congress, prompting the party to clarify that Pitroda’s views do not necessarily align with the party’s official stance on the matter. Pitroda, who serves as the Chairman of the Indian Overseas
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BJP member: affidavits disowning Congress signatures won Surat. The BJP candidate’s agent, Dinesh Jodhani, lodged a formal objection before the election officer regarding the authenticity of the signatures attributed to the three proposers of Kumbhani and proposer Bhautik Koladiya of Padsala. Jodhani asserted that these signatures appeared to have been forged, raising doubts about the
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Modi: Congress makes listening to Hanuman Chalisa a crime. Modi’s comments are made on the auspicious occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, highlighting the timing of his statement amidst the nation’s celebration of the revered Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Prime Minister Narendra Modi intensified his critique of the Congress party during a rally in Jaipur
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Modi’s Muslim remarks fuel accusations amid India’s election. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is embroiled in controversy after being accused of delivering Islamophobic remarks during an election rally in Rajasthan. The remarks, which targeted the Muslim community, have sparked widespread anger and accusations of hate speech from prominent Muslims and members of the opposition. Modi’s
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Tihar officials administer insulin due to hyperglycemia. Around 7 pm, his blood sugar measured 217, prompting Tihar doctors to administer insulin, according to the official overseeing his care. This action reflects the medical response to his hyperglycemia, ensuring appropriate treatment for his health condition. In New Delhi, on Tuesday, officials from Tihar jail revealed that
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Ramdev and Balkrishna issue unqualified apology to SC. The bench has scheduled the matter for a hearing on April 30, indicating a forthcoming review and discussion of the case. In New Delhi, on Tuesday, Yoga guru Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved Ltd managing director Balkrishna addressed the Supreme Court regarding the misleading advertisements case. They expressed
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Re-polling underway at 11 stations in Manipur. Security heightened at polling stations to prevent incidents. Re-polling commenced on Monday at 11 polling stations within the inner-Manipur Parliamentary constituency amid heightened security measures. The Election Commission’s decision to order re-polling came in the wake of reported incidents of violence and electoral malpractice during the initial phase
Hyderabad engineering student succumbs to heart attack. Chest pain leads to collapse in hostel. In a tragic development, a 20-year-old engineering college student named Islavat Siddu passed away in Hyderabad due to a sudden cardiac arrest. The incident underscores the concerning trend of heart attacks among young individuals. Siddu experienced the cardiac arrest on Sunday,
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Trinamool suffers setback as 25,000 Bengal teachers dismissed. The Calcutta High Court ruled that school teachers in Bengal, who were recruited illegally after submitting blank OMR sheets, must return their salaries within four weeks. This decision, affecting around 25,000 teachers, deals a significant blow to the Trinamool Congress. The ruling underscores the severity of the
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