Very Unfortunate: Sanjay Raut, Journalist Issued Notices Over Chief Justice Comment
Sanjay Raut had allegedly made 'deliberately misleading and disparaging' remarks against the Chief Justice after he refused to meet the Opposition delegation.
Amit Shah Questions Punjab Government on Rising Crime and Drug Issues
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday launched a scathing attack on the Congress, asserting that India's democratic institutions cannot be sacrificed at the altar of political self-interest and categorising the party's current offensive against constitutional bodies as its fourth unforgivable crime. Addressing a press conference in Lucknow, Singh chronicled what he described as the dark chapters of the Congress party, listing four major historical transgressions committed under Congress governance. I believe that under the protection and governance of the Congress, three of the biggest unforgivable crimes have been committed: Their first unforgivable crime was the Emergency imposed by Indira-ji in 1975. Their second unforgivable crime was the 1984 massacre of Sikh brothers and sisters under the patronage of the Congress. And their third unforgivable crime was in 1990, when they supported and saved the government of those who shed rivers of blood of the Ram devotee kar sevaks,...
Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria Exits As Company Cuts 1,000 Jobs
Netflix has replaced chief content officer Bela Bajaria with former Disney and Fox executive Peter Rice in a major leadership shake-up that comes alongside the streaming giant's largest round of layoffs to date reports said.
AIM for Sevas annual donor appreciation event, Ramam Bhaje, brought together more than 600 people Oct. 3 at the Heritage Theatre in Campbell, California, for an evening of devotional music, cultural storytelling and fundraising to support education for underserved children in India.
American singer Mary Millben has accused billionaire George Soros of funding protests in India, escalating her public clash with Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke.
India Emerges As Key Source Of Private Capital For World Bank Group, Says President Banga
India has joined the United States and the United Kingdom as one of the leading sources of private capital for the World Bank Group, its president Ajay Banga said.
Navi Mumbai Crime Branch arrests two in alleged iridium investment scam
The accused promised returns of Rs 9 crore to Rs 28 crore on a Rs 5 lakh investment by November, and both were detained the moment Sengupta accepted Rs 1 lakh in cash as an advance.
Lula defends cutting Brazil's criminal responsibility age to 16 for heinous crimes
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Best of Opinion: An opportunity to rethink the infrastructure of justice
Today's editorials and columns examine the IDBI Bank privatisation deal, India's steel ambitions, tribunal reforms, AI-driven infrastructure improvements and a book on the changing geopolitical order
Starlink being blocked by certain oligarchs in India, a crime against people: Elon Musk
Company says it has built the ground infrastructure but crucial last mile to connect users remains uncovered
From Study Visas to Crime: Punjabi Young People in Canada
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: From Study Visas to Crime: Punjabi Young People in Canada There are concerns over Punjabi young people in Canada as police named 17 suspects linked to extortion and shootings. The post From Study Visas to Crime: Punjabi Young People in Canada appeared first on DESIblitz .
Justice will be done, says Akoijam as he leaves for Delhi to join police probe
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Odisha launches India's first MICE incentive portal to boost business tourism
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Big items are done: Envoy Gor hints major boost in India-US trade negotiations
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Her misconceptions: India rejects US lawmaker's remarks on SIR
TechSparks 2026 grand finale: Intel, Jhunjhunwala, Food Pharmer on Indias rise
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Saudi Arabia Flight Cancellations: India Embassy Issues Travel Alert Until October 24
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Major Restructuring in Indian Nationalist Party: Navjot Kaur Sidhu Relieved of Responsibilities
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Pernod Ricard India sales grow 19% in Sept qtr; IPO plan awaits board approval
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India's current account deficit narrowed to $5.2 billion in August, compared to $6.1 billion a year earlier. The capital account surplus increased substantially to $50.6 billion, influenced by non-resident deposits of $83 billion. The balance of payments showed a surplus of $45.4 billion, contrasting with a deficit of $5.6 billion in the previous year. External commercial borrowing saw a net outflow of $22.4 billion during this time.
India-China trade jumps 29% to $91.76 billion, overtakes US in first half of FY27
Keralam considering sites in Thrissur, Kasaragod for proposed All-India Institute of Ayurveda
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States And Union Territories In India Where Indian Citizens Need A Special Permit To Visit
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Too Early To Pick India's Fast Bowling Attack For 2027 ODI World Cup, Says WV Raman
ODI World Cup: Former India batter WV Raman believes it is too early to settle on India's fast bowling attack for the 2027 Mens ODI World Cup, saying that injuries have several frontline bowlers out of action regularly and that a year is a long time when it comes to finalising a bowling combination. Raman's assessment comes soon after India opened their ODI World Cup build-up with a 2-1 ODI series win over the West Indies, but raised questions about the bowling make-up. While captain Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul had a great time with the bat, the bowling, however, told a different story. The pitches at all three venues offered little assistance, and both attacks struggled, but India's bowlers rarely looked like they were breaking through, with Kuldeep Yadav's effort in the series opener in Thiruvananthapuram being the lone exception. With Jasprit Bumrah away on Asian Games duty and the likes of Hardik Pandya and Harshit Rana injured, other pacers had a chance to step up, but failed to grab it, thus exposing the team's dependence on its fast bowling spearhead. Debutants Auqib Nabi and Anshul Kamboj were costly, while Mohammed Siraj, Gurnoor Brar and Nitish Kumar Reddy didnt make much impact. With India set to announce its ODI squad in the coming time, with the five-game series in New Zealand to take place from November 4 to 15 after the T20I series is over on November 1, it remains to be seen who will be the pacers tried out in the run-up to the mega event. Well, it's too early if you are talking about the bowlers because one year is a long time as far as a settled combination is concerned. For a simple reason, we have seen a lot of bowlers not playing regularly due to injuries. The other thing is that this A (red-ball) series is all about providing the players an opportunity to get acclimatised, if at all there is a possibility of any one of them being called up because it's difficult to go straight out of India and get into a Test series or ODI series in New Zealand. But at the moment, if you look at it, you are looking at possibly these being the options for Bumrah quite obviously. If you are talking about ODI, then you will have Prasidh Krishna, and then you have Arshdeep also as one of the options because primarily he is a left-arm seamer. Then you have got a lot of other options who have enough time to stake a claim too, like Harshit Rana, of course, if he is fit, and then Hardik Pandya if he is fit. So, there are a lot of question marks as far as fitness is concerned. So, that's one of the reasons why I think it's going to be a bit tricky to really fix your mind on who the likely bowlers are going to be one year hence, Raman told IANS in a select virtual interaction facilitated by Sony Sports Network on Thursday. Turning to the immediate challenges batters will face, especially with India set to play two Tests in Wellington and Christchurch, Raman felt the Indian batters would need to play late and close to the body to handle the windy, nippy conditions in New Zealand. That's a good question because what happens is when there's a bit of nip in the air, and when it's a bit windy, what happens is the ball does not come quickly in the air and holds its line. So what happens is technically what they need to do is they've got to try and play a bit late because the ball is going to wobble a little bit and also because of the resistance in the air when it's nippy, it's going to come a little bit slower in the air than it is the case in India. So they got to try and play it a bit late and play it a bit closer too, and that's why you would not see the batters just hitting through the line as easily as they can do in the subcontinental conditions because the ball is going to do a little bit and that little bit of slight adjustment has to be made. With little time to acclimatise before the T20I series starts on October 22, Raman added the bowlers would have to read the bounce and find the right length quickly. Bowlers need to try and find the right length based on the kind of bounce that a pitch has on offer because generally, we tend to think it is length which matters. But the length is dependent on the bounce of the surfaces matches being played on. So, that is something that they got to try and discern very quickly and hit it. That is true as that is almost 70 percent of what bowling is all about: knowing which length to bowl under what conditions. Asked whether New Zealand would adopt England's back-of-a-length approach that troubled India's top order in the T20I series defeat in July, Raman said the hosts were more likely to pitch it up if the surfaces offered movement. As far as the England bowlers bowling back of a length and troubling the Indian batters, now in New Zealand, it could be a different scenario altogether. If, as we expect, the pitches have a little bit of juice and there is a bit of lateral movement, I think the back of the length will be slightly fuller, encouraging the batters to play their shots on the up because our batters are used to playing on surfaces where there is hardly any movement of the surface. You do not see much movement in India, and also the atmosphere is such that you do not get to see swing in the air too. So, that could be perhaps a bit of a challenge adapting to the fact that you need to pick the right balls to play your shots. So, the length could be maybe the usual Test match length or a slightly fuller length if the pitches are going to help the seamers. Raman also warned against taking New Zealand lightly, adding that the Black Caps have always thrived on teamwork and adapting quickly to conditions on offer. See, if you look at the way New Zealanders play their cricket, there's no flair, there's no flamboyance. It's just that you tend to think they are like good kids attending a classroom, being obedient and going back home. But they produce the results that they're after, isn't it? So, they are masters at playing well as a unit, and they play with their own brand of attitude, which is to get your hands dirty, and that's what has made them the side that they are. So, let's not get carried away by the lack of seemingly big names or great performers in the squad or in the eleven. They always played as a unit. They always relied on their attitude to take them through tough situations, he concluded. It's just that you tend to think they are like good kids attending a classroom, being obedient and going back home. But they produce the results that they're after, isn't it? So, they are masters at playing well as a unit, and they play with their own brand of attitude, which is to get your hands dirty, and that's what has made them the side that they are. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
US temple attack plot: Teens alleged manifesto describes Indians as subhumans
India calls Pramila Jayapal's electoral roll remarks unacceptable interference
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Wall Street pours $10 billion into Indian hospitals, but who will pay the rising bills?
Indias shortage of hospital beds has attracted global investors, but rapid consolidation is intensifying questions over affordability and patient access
Chicago-area Hindu temple shooting plot draws India's condemnation
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Families await return of 3 Indians killed in Germany fire; Kerala CM assures help with repatriation
India Championship: Indian golfers Chouhan, Talwar make confident start on rain-marred opening day
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Jagsher Singh Khangurra Assures India Of A Medal At BWF World Junior Championships
India's Jagsher Singh Khangurra assured himself of a medal at the Badminton World Junior Championships after rallying to beat Chinese Taipei's Yuan-Syue Jhuang in a thrilling three-game quarterfinal on Thursday.
India and South Korea Strengthen Maritime Security Cooperation
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Indian rupee set for mild relief from dip in oil, fading Fed October hike bets
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Malkajgiri sees 29 pc rise in crime cases, 365 kidnapping cases
Hyderabad: The crime barometer under the Malkajgiri Commissionerate has increased significantly, with property offences and road accident fatalities topping the list. So far this year, 23,747 cases were registered, marking a 29 per cent increase over 2024 and a 28.5 per cent rise over 2025. Theft cases surged 48 per cent to 2,196 in 2026, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Anti-CEC protest: Supreme Court to hear Rahul Gandhi, INDIA bloc plea against SIR today
Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Rahul Gandhi and INDIA bloc leaders' petition challenging alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls on October 15. The court will also consider pleas concerning anti-CEC protests in Delhi, alleged police excesses, detentions and metro service restrictions.
First five Indian Super League matches record 65M YouTube views
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Pension fund managers in India: A guide to performance and returns
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Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Bihar Government Over Rising Crime and Corruption
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Bentley restructures India operations as UK trade deal could cut Bentayga price by 1.7 crore
The British luxury carmaker is expanding its Indian investor network as tariff changes create new opportunities for pricing and long-term growth
India's trade with China surged nearly 29 per cent to USD 91.76 billion in the first six months of the financial year 2026-27, making Beijing the country's largest trading partner during the April-September period, according...
PM Modi Meets Indias Asian Games 2026 Contingent
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Canada Will Need 15 Million Immigrants: Indian Envoys Big Claim - and the Maths Behind It
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Elon's Starlink 'Blocks' Ukraine Troops, Zelensky Weeps; India's Security Concern Proven Right
Elon Musk says India is blocking competition and wants Starlink cleared now. But Ukraine has shown why New Delhi insists on security clearance first. Ukrainian officials say Starlink restricted its military satellite service, Starshield, without any warning, capping terminal speeds at about 100 mph. They say the cap disrupted combat missions, including long-range strike drones and interceptors used against Russian Shahed attack drones. President Zelenskyy warned that people were killed and more will die. Kyiv links the timing to Donald Trumps pressure on Ukraine and his understanding with Vladimir Putin, while SpaceX may call it a technical or contractual call. Musk calls Delhis caution protectionism. Delhi calls it prudence. So what happens when Starlink sits inside Indias critical communications? We break down control, data and strategic dependence, plus Indias checklist: Indian gateways, local data, lawful interception and geo-fencing. Watch and subscribe for sharp geopolitics.
Can Indian-American Voters Hurt Trump In The Midterms? Decoding The Samosa Caucus Factor
Indian-American voters could emerge as a crucial factor in the November 3 US midterm elections. Surveys show strong turnout intent and growing dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump, with 74% of Indian-American registered voters viewing him unfavourably and 66% backing Democrats in House races.But can a community of roughly 5.5 million people actually move an election? We decode the power of the so-called Samosa Caucus, the Desi-vs-Desi congressional battles, key races involving Amish Shah and Pia Dandiya, Vivek Ramaswamys Ohio governor bid, Indian-American donor dollars and the communitys presence in crucial swing states.And theres a warning for Democrats too: opposition to Trump does not automatically translate into loyalty to the Democratic Party.
Anti-India Hate In Illinois: U.S Teen Targets Hindu Temple With Shooting Plot, Delhi Demands Answers
India has demanded a thorough US investigation after a 19-year-old Illinois teenager was accused of plotting a mass shooting at a Hindu temple near Chicago. Alexandros Paporakis allegedly arrived near the temple with a rifle, ammunition and tactical equipment. The weapon reportedly malfunctioned. He later sent a video of the failed firing attempt to a co-worker, who alerted police. Prosecutors say the teenager openly identified as a white supremacist and made hateful comments about Indians. Investigators suspect the Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple in Aurora may have been the intended target. The case has renewed concerns over anti-Hindu and anti-India hate in America. Indian-American groups and US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi have warned that online extremism can become real-world violence. With anti-South Asian rhetoric rising online and the US midterms approaching, India wants Washington to act before hate turns into another attack.
M Modi Hails Indias Record-Breaking Asian Games 2026 Contingent
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Bombay Sport Exchange: Do Foreigners Help Indian Football?
Bombay Sport Exchange explores the impact of foreign players and coaches on Indian football, examining the ISL model, its influence on local talent and whether the current system is helping the sport grow.
Actor Imran Khan To Challenge 'Leave India' Order In Bombay High Court
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 15 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday hit out at Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi, saying that India is unfortunate to have an anarchic individual as the LoP after the Supreme Court issued a notice seeking response in connection with the protest and sloganeering on its premises on October 12. Addressing a press conference, BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia accused the Congress of disrespecting the Constitution, the judiciary and the dignity of women police personnel. Everyone knows the kind of Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi is. The people of the country also believe that it is unfortunate for India to have such an anarchic, immature, irresponsible individual, who is ignorant of the Constitution, serving as the Leader of the Opposition, he remarked. Maintaining that the Constitution grants citizens the fundamental right to protest, Gaurav Bhatia asked: However, does the right to protest extend beyond its constitutional limits and become a license for hooliganism and sloganeering, whether on public roads, public spaces, or within the premises of the Supreme Court itself? Referring to the INDIA bloc's protest march on October 12, the BJP spokesperson said: Attempting to turn the sacred premises of the Supreme Court, the temple of justice, into a protest site and using mob pressure to intimidate the Judiciary is something only an anarchic and irresponsible person like Rahul Gandhi could do. He noted that the Supreme Court has issued a notice to Congress, Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders on a petition against march towards the apex court and a now-deleted X post against Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant. Referring to the recent deleted social media post by the Kerala Congress, the BJP leader said: Such threats and such a mindset have emerged at the behest of Rahul Gandhi. Once the social media post gained widespread attention, the Congress party, true to its habit of causing damage first and then running away from responsibility, deleted the post. Gaurav Bhatia referred to the SC's notice over misconduct and indecent behaviour towards women police personnel during the protests, saying: Whenever the Congress talks about patriarchy, those claiming to be concerned about the dignity of women must answer whether Rahul Gandhi also has the right to violate the dignity of a woman police officer by touching her inappropriately? Accusing the Congress of adopting double standards, the BJP spokesperson said: On the one hand, it worships women in the form of goddesses during Navratri, while on the other hand, it plays with the dignity of women and allows uniformed women personnel to be touched inappropriately. Such conduct can only come from an irresponsible Leader of the Opposition, known merely by his surname, Rahul Gandhi, and his anti-Constitution party. Underlining that preventing any police officer, whether male or female, from discharging their official duty is an offence under the penal laws of our country, Gaurav Bhatia said: This is not just Rahul Gandhi's problem; it reflects a mindset that believes, 'We are the Gandhi family and therefore we are above the law.' Concern for women's dignity arises only when the women belong to the Gandhi family. He claimed that the visuals clearly show Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra hitting, elbowing, and pushing a woman police officer. Thereafter, she (Priyanka Gandhi Vadra) retreats into her Z-plus security cover and escapes accountability, he remarked.
7 in 10 Indian Men Over 45 Cannot Name a Prostate Cancer Risk Factor
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Indias first offshore wind farm prototype being planned off Thoothukudi in southern TN
The project, estimated at 77 crore, is being tendered by Indian Port Rail & Ropeway Corporation Ltd (IPRCL)
Next-gen GST and Indias next phase of growth
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Jagsher Singh Khangurra wins medal for India at BWF World Juniors
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Indias September exports jump 23% to $44.4 billion; trade deficit narrows to $30.2 billion
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Krafton India has officially rebranded BGMI Lite to BGMI Air, driven by an impressive surge in pre-registrations, which exceeded 10 million on the Google Play Store. While a precise launch date remains unannounced, the developer anticipates a possible release in 2026, complemented by an open beta phase to gather player insights. Notably, BGMI Air will operate separately from the original BGMI game.
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Elon Musk Slams India Over Starlink Delay, but His Own AI Grok Lists 10 Major Risks
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Novo India slashes price on growth therapy product Norditropin FlexPro by upto 35 per cent
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in a panel discussion on global connectivity in Abu Dhabi. He highlighted India's strategy to bolster domestic capabilities and establish reliable international partnerships. Jaishankar also held meetings with officials from Georgia and the UAE to discuss expanded collaboration. The discussions focused on trade, tourism, culture, and strengthening diplomatic ties between the nations. The engagements reflect India's proactive approach to navigating the evolving global landscape.
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In many parts of the world, flowers are admired for their beauty, fragrance and ornamental value. In India, however, certain flowers have another purpose: they become ingredients in traditional cooking. One of the most fascinating examples is Kachnar Kali, the tender flower bud of the kachnar tree that is collected before it blossoms and transformed [] The post Kachnar Kali: The Indian Flower Bud That Becomes a Vegetable appeared first on FoodNosher.Com .
PM Modis cultural democracy enhanced Indias global influence: Basavaraj Bommai
Digital Desk | Hubballi, Oct 15 (IANS) Former Karnataka Chief Minister and BJP MP Basavaraj Bommai on Thursday said Indias influence on the global stage was steadily increasing due to Prime Minister Narendra Modis nationalism, the principle of Nation First and governance based on cultural democracy. He was campaigning for BJP candidate S.V. Sankanur, contesting from the West Graduates Constituency, at Navaneekethan Co-operative Housing Society in Ashok Nagar, Hubballi. Bommai said social media platforms were playing a significant role in shaping public opinion in the present technology-driven era. However, he alleged that the agenda behind several such activities was to oppose Prime Minister Modi. Describing PM Modi as a true nationalist, Bommai said the Prime Minister was working with a deep commitment to the country and a vision of building a strong and prosperous India under the principle of Nation First. He alleged that some forces, unable to tolerate Indias growing global influence, were attempting to create opposition and anarchy within the country through various means. Referring to recent developments in France and Spain, Bommai said societies focused primarily on technology and commercial activities could overcome disorder and move forward more easily. India, however, was different because of its deeply rooted cultural traditions. We are a people who lead our lives based on our own culture. We must continue to live in accordance with our cultural values, he said. Bommai asserted that Narendra Modis leadership had enabled India to emerge as a country capable of offering solutions to various challenges, both domestically and internationally. He also cautioned that, in the present technology-driven era, attempts were being made to manipulate knowledge and misuse technology as a means of exercising global influence. In earlier times, people could rule the world without owning land, but today, some were attempting to control the world by gaining control over knowledge and distorting technological capabilities, he said. Targeting the Congress government in Karnataka, Bommai alleged that technological campaigns and social media attacks were directed against Prime Minister Modi and aimed at influencing elections. He said the state needed to take steps to put an end to such activities and alleged that development had slowed considerably under the present government. The states debt has increased, the treasury is empty, and corruption scandals are continuing to emerge, he alleged. Bommai further accused the state government of failing to address the concerns of teachers and provide adequate facilities to private-sector employees and government staff. He said the BJP-backed candidates winning all four seats in the upcoming elections would send a strong message to the government, which he accused of not working in the interests of the people. Bommai expressed confidence that the BJP would return to power in Karnataka in 2028 with the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He alleged that government employees were facing considerable pressure from the state government and urged them to remain courageous and make decisions according to their conscience. Government employees have served honestly for 35 years. They must take the right decisions in accordance with their conscience, he said, urging them to encourage their colleagues to remain firm. Praising BJP candidate S.V. Sankanur, Bommai said he had performed well during his two terms and had organised job fairs to facilitate employment opportunities. He said Sankanur had been instrumental in efforts to employ around 2,300 people annually. MLA Mahesh Tenginkai, MLC C.T. Ravi, former MLC Mahantesh Kavatagimath and party leaders Veeranna Savadi, Santosh Chavan, Beerappa Kandekar, Eshwaragouda Patil, M.Y. Nargund, Raju Kale and Preetam Arakeri, among others, were present.
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