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India has pledged its full support to South Sudan in its ongoing political process,
with President Droupadi Murmu emphasizing that South Sudan could benefit from India’s experience in parliamentary democracy, including the drafting of a new constitution.
The BJP, the largest political party in the world, celebrated its foundation day on April 6th, with former Himachal Pradesh chief minister Jairam Thakur lauding the party’s workers for their contribution to its growth and success.
Speaking at a gathering in Shimla/Hamirpur, Thakur acknowledged the tireless efforts of BJP workers, who have worked selflessly to ensure the party’s success.
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju has accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of using the Adani issue to boost his political career. Rijiju alleged that the matter was being “deliberately” raked up by the Congress leader to gain attention and improve his standing in the political arena.
Rijiju further claimed that Rahul Gandhi has failed politically and is using the Adani issue as a means to stay relevant. His comments came during a visit to Jammu, where he was attending an event.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has come under fire from the Congress party,
which has accused it of acting as a political mouthpiece for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The Congress party has criticized the ISRO for highlighting the achievements of the PM Mudra scheme, which provides loans to small entrepreneurs, during a recent event.
Ice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has advised people to leave their political biases behind when travelling abroad.
Speaking on Monday, the Vice President emphasized the importance of respecting the culture and traditions of other countries, and urged people to be mindful of their behavior and statements while travelling.
The Okhla Industrial area in southeast Delhi was the site of a violent clash over a political issue on April 10, resulting in the death of a truck driver. The incident highlights the urgent need for peaceful resolution of political differences and the dangers of letting such disagreements escalate into violent confrontations.
India has a long and painful history of political violence, which has claimed many lives over the years. It is high time that we put an end to this cycle…
Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi recently announced that her party will join hands with all like-minded political parties to defend the Constitution.
With the Modi government accused of misusing power and the upcoming elections in several key states, Gandhi emphasized the importance of taking the party’s message directly to the people.
The Adani Group has responded to allegations made by Rahul Gandhi,
denying that they received Rs 20,000 crore from “obscure entities.” According to the conglomerate, the funds in question came from the sale of their stake in Adani Total Gas, and the entities involved were promoter-held, not obscure.
Dakshina Kannada district in Karnataka has recorded a significant improvement in the results of the 1st Pre-University Course (PUC) examinations this year. The district has recorded a pass percentage of 95.47%, which is a notable increase from last year’s 90.71%.
Out of the 28,026 students who appeared for the exams, 26,717 passed. The pass percentage for girls was 96.53%, while that of boys was 94.47%. The district has also seen an increase in the number of students who have scored above 90%, with 4,220 students achieving this milestone.
The Karnataka assembly elections are around the corner, and political parties are facing the threat of rebellion from within their ranks. Reports suggest that both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress are struggling to maintain unity among their members.
The BJP is reportedly facing discontent from several of its MLAs, who are unhappy with their ticket allocation. The party high command is working to placate these disgruntled members, but the situation remains tense. The Congress, on the other hand, is facing rebellion from several of its leaders, who are dissatisfied with the party’s leadership.
