Politics
'I Got Recognition Because of Women Wrestlers...', Says Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh
Former Wrestling Federation of India president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has been acquitted by a court in the case involving allegations by women wrestlers. He commented publicly for the first time on the allegations at an event in Mahendragarh, Haryana.
28th Western Zonal Council Meeting to be Held in Panaji on Monday, Chaired by Home Minister Amit Shah
The 28th meeting of the Western Zonal Council will be held in Panaji on Monday, chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, to discuss inter-state issues among Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Union Territories.
BJP-Tipra Motha to Contest Tripura Village Committee Polls Together: Consensus Reached in Meeting with Shah, Seat-Sharing Soon
BJP and Tipra Motha will jointly contest the upcoming village committee elections in Tripura. An agreement on this alliance was reached during a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Seat-sharing between the two parties is expected to be finalised soon.
'Vote on Issues, Not Caste': Nitin Gadkari Says This Is How Indian Democracy Will Change
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said that people should vote based on issues rather than caste, adding that this is the only way Indian democracy will change.
PM Modi returns to SRCC after 13 years, takes Delhi Metro ride to reach centenary celebrations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) on Teachers' Day, returning to the college after 13 years. He travelled by Delhi Metro to reach the event.
Satya Niketan Hostel Accident: Questions Raised Against Central Government, What Did Rahul Gandhi and Others Say?
Following an accident at the Satya Niketan hostel, questions have been raised against the central government. Reactions have reportedly come from several leaders including Rahul Gandhi, though the source does not provide detailed information about the incident or the actual statements made.
Political row over 'Dimagi Naxal': Kapil Sibal hits back at PM Modi's speech, says 'public will write your report card'
Congress leader Kapil Sibal has hit back at a speech reportedly given by PM Narendra Modi in which the term 'Dimagi Naxal' was allegedly used. Sibal said the public will write the government's report card. Full details of the event are not available in the source.
'Will free the country from drugs by 2029 on the lines of Maoism', big announcement by Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has announced that the central government has prepared a roadmap to make India drug-free by 2029.
'You Will Always Be Missed, Brother' - CM Hemant Soren Devastated by Demise of Sudivya Kumar Sonu
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has expressed deep grief over the demise of Sudivya Kumar Sonu, addressing him as 'bhaiya' (brother) and paying an emotional tribute.
'Jhooth ki goonj': BJP hits back at Rahul Gandhi, Kharge over Haldwani row
Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, accused BJP-RSS workers of carrying out an alleged ritual in Haldwani, calling it a form of untouchability, and urged PM Narendra Modi to direct that an FIR be filed against those allegedly involved. BJP has hit back in response, though the source material does not detail BJP's specific counter-statement.
BJP's New IT Team Targets Congress on Social Media from All Sides, Rahul Gandhi in the Crosshairs
BJP's new IT cell, led by Deepak Mhaske, is aggressively targeting Congress and Rahul Gandhi on social media through memes and satire.
Bihar: Rohini Acharya Attacks Government Over Economic Crisis, Raises Questions on Samrat's Administration
RJD leader Rohini Acharya has criticised the Samrat (Chaudhary) government over an economic crisis in Bihar and raised questions. Detailed specifics of the statement are not available in the source material.
'Resignation Will Come, But Accountability First': Aga Ruhullah's Hard-Hitting Letter to Farooq Abdullah Amid NC Rift
National Conference (NC) MP Aga Ruhullah has written a hard-hitting letter to party president Farooq Abdullah, stating that resignation will come but accountability must be established first. The letter is a response to Farooq Abdullah's public call on August 25 asking Ruhullah to resign from Parliament and seek a fresh mandate from the people.