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    Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has asked TVK MLAs to remain vigilant against potential attempts to destabilise his government. The caution comes as the six-month bar on moving a no-confidence motion against the government has ended.

    Parliament's Monsoon session remains unprorogued for record 88 days

    Parliament's Monsoon session has not been prorogued for 88 days, exceeding the previous record of 87 days. This situation raises the possibility of convening Parliament for discussions, especially regarding the Women's Reservation Bill. The government keeps options open for an extended session, which requires just two days' notice. In contrast, initiating a new session would necessitate a minimum of 14 days' notice.

    Ex-Manipur CM N Biren Singh says BJP must regain Manipur's trust, flags infighting ahead of polls

    N Biren Singh emphasizes the need for the BJP government in Manipur to regain public confidence before elections. He criticizes the current government's handling of ongoing violence and issues related to illegal immigration. Singh highlights a strong public demand for his return as chief minister and expresses concerns over the party's ability to connect with voters.

    Cornell faculty to vote on no-confidence motion against president over rape case handling

    Cornell University faculty will hold a meeting to discuss a no-confidence resolution against the administration's response to a rape case. This follows widespread criticism of President Michael Kotlikoff's handling of the situation involving a student. The faculty previously confronted Kotlikoff during a private meeting, where he acknowledged some administrative missteps. Following the meeting, many faculty members expressed a lack of confidence in the administration.

    France’s budget crunch: Four ways Lecornu could break the deadlock

    French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's government is preparing for a contentious budget season ahead of elections. The opposition parties are increasing their resistance to proposed deficit-cutting plans. Budget discussions in parliament have faced numerous delays and amendments, complicating passage. If the budget is not approved within 70 days, emergency legislation may be needed. The overall outcome could significantly impact investor confidence and the government's financial strategy.

    Akhoon, an NC leader, rebelled against the party earlier this year when he refused to step down as chief executive councillor after completing two and a half years in favour of the alliance partner Congress, as per a power-sharing arrangement. This term of the LAHDC (Kargil) will end in October 2028.

    The Economic Times
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