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"Bogus movement led by bogus leader Rahul Gandhi": Pralhad Joshi targets Congress over ethanol blending row
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi accused the Congress of misleading the public regarding ethanol blending in petrol. He stated that Congress's criticism aims at political appeasement of minorities and Rahul Gandhi. The Karnataka government supports claims of substantial ethanol blending by oil marketing companies, despite their denial. Joshi argued there is no commercial logic to the Congress's claims considering petrol and ethanol prices.
Indira had tears in eyes while watching Operation Blue Star aftermath footage: Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi shares insights from her memoir on her mother-in-law Indira Gandhi's feelings during Operation Blue Star. Indira was deeply affected by the violence and loss of life resulting from the siege at the Golden Temple. Despite her attempts to negotiate, Indira ordered military action when faced with an impending declaration of Khalistan. The operation resulted in considerable destruction and angered the Sikh community, leading to significant challenges for Indira.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
CPI's D Raja slams PM Modi over 'Dimagi Naxals' remark, says "he must be ashamed"
D Raja of the Communist Party of India condemned Prime Minister Modi's comments regarding 'Dimagi Naxals' during his speech. Raja expressed concern over the shifting government slogans from 'Congress Mukt Bharat' to 'Naxal Mukt Bharat'. He accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of infiltrating educational institutions and influencing appointments. Raja emphasised that opposing the government should not warrant such labels as 'Dimagi Naxals'.
PM Modi desperate, 'jhola-picking-up time' fast approaching: Congress
The opposition party's dig came after Modi targeted political opponents, saying armed Maoists have been eliminated, but "dimagi Naxals" have infiltrated several political parties and organisations and are instigating people against the Constitution and democracy.
Maoists gone, but 'dimagi Naxals' instigating people against Constitution and democracy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the elimination of armed Maoists while addressing the ideological threat of 'dimagi Naxals'. He emphasized the need to identify and defeat these elements infiltrating various organizations and political parties. Modi referenced past failures in addressing Naxalism while stating that strong policies and political will led to significant improvements.
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Amit Shah sets 65-seat target for BJP in Uttarakhand, calls for third consecutive term
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has set a target of more than 65 seats for the BJP in Uttarakhand's 70-member Assembly, urging party workers to secure a third consecutive term. At a rally marking the state's 26th Foundation Day, he also targeted Congress over alleged encroachments and Rahul Gandhi's 'Vote Bachao Yatra'.
Unable to handle Home Ministry: Congress leader Pawan Khera takes a dig at Amit Shah
Congress has called out the Home Minister Amit Shah for his failure to effectively control the ministry. The party highlighted several incidents, including infiltration and regional unrest, over the past years. Pawan Khera expressed that the ongoing situation requires a change in leadership. He suggested that Shah should return to his role as BJP president.
Amit Shah challenges Rahul Gandhi to debate SIR in special Parliament session, says BJP ready
Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to debate the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in Parliament, offering to convene a special session for the discussion. Addressing a BJP rally in Haryana's Karnal, Shah accused Gandhi of disrupting parliamentary proceedings and protecting infiltrators through the INDIA bloc's campaign.
Rahul Gandhi prefers street brawl than debate in Parliament, says BJP leader Sambit Patra
BJP leader Sambit Patra claimed that Rahul Gandhi avoids parliamentary debates and prefers street confrontations instead. He challenged Gandhi to engage with his own party members regarding the SIR exercise allegations. Patra defended the SIR process against Congress accusations and cited data on voter deletions. He emphasized the importance of the Election Commission as a constitutional body amidst opposition claims.
Congress wants Bangladesh-like situation, puppet govt in India: Minister Nityanand Rai
In a recent statement, Union Minister Nityanand Rai accused the Congress party of being terrified of impending electoral losses, alleging that they are attempting to shield fraudulent voters. He reported that 13 crore names were deleted during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Rai asserted that Congress is jeopardizing India's democratic foundation by siding with infiltrators and prioritizing corruption over the needs of citizens during elections.
Rahul Gandhi made creating ruckus in Parliament Congress' culture: Amit Shah at Karnal rally
Amit Shah accused Rahul Gandhi of creating disruptions in Parliament and resorting to boycotts as a Congress culture. He asserted that a responsible discussion should take place within Parliament regarding electoral roll revisions. The 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' march was organised in Karnal with significant participation from BJP leaders and supporters. Shah demanded transparency about Rahul Gandhi's foreign visits due to his position as the opposition leader.
Bangladesh deploys additional paramilitary forces as garment workers' protests continue
Protests by garment workers in Bangladesh have persisted for five days due to demands for higher wages. Authorities have deployed additional paramilitary forces to manage the ongoing unrest in various industrial areas. BNP activists are actively attempting to maintain order while claiming infiltrators from the disbanded Awami League are causing chaos. A special tribunal has established a Wage Board to address worker concerns regarding compensation.
Congress, allies creating anarchy: Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has accused Congress and its allies of fostering anarchy and threatening democracy. He criticized the opposition for blaming electronic voting machines when they lose elections, despite celebrating their wins. Adityanath also addressed the importance of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls while condemning foreign infiltrators' inclusion. Additionally, he called for an apology from Congress regarding its historical actions during the Emergency.
Congress challenges Amit Shah on SIR debate, demands Gyanesh Kumar's resignation
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh responded to Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks about convening a special Parliament session. He demanded that Shah secure the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar before proceeding with any session. Ramesh highlighted the lack of clarity regarding the Delimitation Bills being proposed by the government. He questioned Shah's previous refusal to debate on SIR, emphasizing consistency in addressing electoral issues.
Accept Amit Shah's challenge to debate SIR in Parliament: JD(U) to Rahul Gandhi
Janata Dal (United) has asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to engage in a debate regarding the SIR exercise. The party believes that accepting Amit Shah's challenge would demonstrate Gandhi's faith in parliamentary democracy. Additionally, JD(U) criticised Gandhi for his comments about Prime Minister Modi's leadership and foreign support. Congress responded by demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Amit Shah dares Rahul Gandhi to debate SIR & EVM in special Parliament session
Union home minister Amit Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi for his allegations against the government regarding electoral integrity. Shah stated that the government is prepared to hold a special session of Parliament to address these issues. He accused Congress of obstructing efforts related to the SIR exercise that aims to remove illegal infiltrators from electoral rolls. Shah confidently claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would dominate the debate if it occurs.
Binance hack raises crypto security fears: Why are Strategy and Bitmine still buying Bitcoin (BTC USD) and Ethereum (ETH USD)? What did Michael Saylor and Tom Lee say
Strategy purchased 811 BTC USD worth more than $65 million, its largest acquisition since late September, while Bitmine added $19 million in ETH USD. The buying came as the crypto industry faced renewed security concerns following the massive Binance hack, with Bitmine chairman Tom Lee arguing that the market’s relatively muted reaction was “very constructive.”
'Rahul Gandhi will never become PM': Amit Shah targets Congress over SIR, backing infiltrators
Amit Shah stated that Rahul Gandhi would never become Prime Minister while addressing a gathering in Hyderabad. He accused Congress of opposing the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls to protect their alleged vote bank. Shah also claimed that the Congress party aims to maintain ineligible voters on the rolls through bogus voting. He responded to Gandhi's assertion regarding voter deletions, labeling it a lie.
What BJP is doing to blunt Opposition's 'vote chori' charge
SIR news: BJP has initiated a nationwide campaign called 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' to counter opposition protests. Senior leaders will conduct padyatras in various states and challenge the opposition's claims. The campaign addresses the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, which is currently under scrutiny. BJP intends to engage with the public through targeted programs, social media, and public meetings.
Rahul Gandhi acting at behest of foreign powers: BJP chief Nitin Nabin attacks Congress over Delhi rally
BJP chief Nitin Nabin criticized Rahul Gandhi for allegedly acting under foreign influence to create disorder. He emphasized that the Constitution should govern the country rather than the 'Gandhi family's law.' Nabin accused the Congress party of seeking to challenge democratic processes after failing to secure a people's mandate. He also reiterated the BJP's intent to retain power in the upcoming general elections.
Modi calls Opposition ‘Avrodh Paksh’, raises questions over ‘secret’ meetings abroad
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday accused the Opposition of obstructing national progress and attempting to divide the country, dubbing it "Avrodh Paksh" instead of "Virodh Paksh". Addressing Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations in Gujarat, he also flagged infiltration, demographic changes and border security as key national priorities.
Must guard against exploitation of protests by anti-India elements: RSS spokesperson
An extensive debate on the RSS' nationalist views on Hindutva and other issues has been going on for more than 100 years, and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and other functionaries are always willing to engage in dialogue on these subjects, said the Sangh's Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar.
Washington set to cut wire connecting Chinese companies to US phone numbers
The US Federal Communications Commission intends to vote on banning Chinese telecom firms from accessing US phone numbers. Concerns around national security have led to this potential decision against companies like China Mobile and China Telecom. The measure aims to prevent illegal robocalls and protect US telecommunications. China has opposed this likely ban, asserting it undermines legitimate business practices.
36 Bangladeshis held for entering Assam without valid documents
Thirty-six Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended in Dhubri for allegedly entering India without valid documents. Authorities received a tip-off regarding a potential mass transit of infiltrators through the area. The arrests took place early in the morning at the Jogamaya ferry ghat of the Brahmaputra river. The individuals all came from Chapai Nawabganj in Rajshahi division of Bangladesh. Investigations are ongoing as police conduct document scrutiny and questioning.
US plans to ban Chinese telecom firms from direct access to US phone numbers
The United States will soon prohibit Chinese telecom companies from having direct access to American phone numbers. This action aims to enhance national security and curb illegal robocalls. The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on this proposal. The FCC may also revoke number authorizations for firms posing security risks. Concerns about espionage linked to Chinese firms have significantly increased in recent years.
‘No one will be worse than me’: Suvendu Adhikari warns against cow slaughter in Bengal
Suvendu Adhikari emphasized the protection of cows in West Bengal during a public event while making clear his stance against cow slaughter. He pledged to deport illegal infiltrators and assured processing citizenship for Hindu refugees under the Citizenship Amendment Act. Adhikari asserted that no Hindu refugee should be imprisoned in the state, urging applications for citizenship. His administration is focused on preventing anti-national activities in border areas.
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