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Digital Desk | Agartala, Oct 6 (IANS) Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said on Tuesday that the people of the state were not ready to accept the CPI-M, Congress or their ideology, which, he said, had once again been proved by the results of the recent Village Committee (VC) elections. Saha said he had earlier predicted that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would win more than 90 per cent of the seats in the elections, and the results had proved his assessment correct. We are being told repeatedly here that we have worked as we have done before. We went to the elections and got more than what we expected. This is good for Tripura, and in the future, we hope that we will work together in the plains and hills and for the development of Tripura, he told the media. He added that the opposition parties should introspect and understand why they had suffered such a setback in the elections. I will tell the Opposition the same thing again and again: they need to think about why this is happening to them. So, of course, their thinking or the ideology they believe in -- that people will not accept you in any situation -- has been proven. It is being proven again and again. So, it is their business; they will understand, CM Saha said. The Chief Minister added that people were clear about what they wanted, what they needed and what they expected from the government and various levels of government institutions. So, the Opposition does not understand them. They are talking about the traditional hopes that they have been talking about. These are already backdated now. These will not be able to come in the future under any circumstances, he said. Chief Minister Saha also criticised the Opposition for questioning the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and the Election Commission (EC) after electoral defeats. I said yesterday that whenever they lose, they will only lose after losing. Whenever they lose, they blame the EVMs and Election Commission. And they have repeated the same in the aftermath of the declaration of the VC elections, he added. Meanwhile, of the total 4,594 seats in 587 Village Committees, BJP's tribal-based ally Tipra Motha Party (TMP) won 3,428 seats (74.61 per cent), while the BJP bagged 859 seats (18.70 per cent). Their other tribal-based ally, the Indigenous People's Front of Tripura (IPFT), secured 33 seats (0.72 per cent). The Opposition CPI-M bagged 87 seats (1.89 per cent), the Congress secured 14 seats (0.30 per cent), while Independents won 173 seats (3.77 per cent). The elections were held on September 28, with the final results declared early on Tuesday.
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Trump says taxpayers won't fund his promotional ads going forward
President Donald Trump said Monday night that he will no longer use taxpayer funds to pay for a multimillion-dollar pro-Trump ad blitz ahead of the midterm elections, saying his super PAC will now pay for them. But he appears to have no plans to reimburse the federal government for funds already used on the ads, a White House official said Tuesday. The Presidents [social media post] was not referring to reimbursement, the official told ABC News. While Trump dismissed criticism of the ads as a rather standard thing to do, he posted Monday that he had decided to pay for them on his own dime. I have decided to do the Patriotic Ads, among others, and pay for them myself, and with money I raised for MAGA, Inc, Trump wrote, referring to his super PAC. Eric Lee/Reuters - PHOTO: President Donald Trump speaks with media before boarding Marine One as he travels to Grand Island, Nebraska, on the South Lawn of the White House, Oct. 5, 2026. The move came after the U.S. government bankrolled a series of ads that aired nationally and heavily featured the president. One of the ads was a direct copy of a spot Trump's campaign ran in 2024. A White House official confirmed to ABC News Monday night that MAGA Inc. will pay for ads moving forward but defended them as something previous administrations have used. Presidential Public service announcements are nothing new. Administrations of both parties have used public service announcements to explain policy and make the case for the nations direction, the official said. Trump defends spending millions on taxpayer-funded promotional ads: 'For the country' Earlier Monday, Vice President JD Vance defended using taxpayer money to run the ads, claiming they are public service announcements. They're not partisan. They're not -- you know, it's not like we're advocating for a particular candidate. We're trying to tell a story, I think, about how great the United States of America is, Vance said. Trump defended the ads last week at an event in the Oval Office, saying they were for the spirit of our country and not a political endorsement for Republican candidates on the ballot this November or for his administration's policies. You have to understand; I'm not promoting a candidate. I'm not promoting myself because I'm not running for office. I'm promoting the country, Trump said. Now, if somebody said that that's wrong, I'll gladly pay the money. But these are ads for the country, he said. U.S. Government - PHOTO: A fourth taxpayer-funded ad that promotes President Donald Trumps policies ahead of the midterm elections shows scenes of Trump and the U.S. military amid the war in Iran as audio of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the president play over them. Trump has implored Republican voters to pretend that he is on the ballot in the November midterm elections to boost voter turnout for GOP congressional candidates. The federal government has spent at least $2.5 million to air the TV ads, according to an estimate from AdImpact, an advertising agency that analyzes ad spending across television. A total of $20 million from the Department of Homeland Security's budget had been allocated for the effort. Ethics watchdogs and several Congressional Democrats -- as well as some Republicans -- have said the ads are inappropriate. Some critics have said the ads could violate federal propaganda law. Four ads have been aired over the last two weeks. One features Trump in monochrome, slowly walking down a hallway, describing the final battle against the deep state, the globalists, and the sick political class that hates our country. U.S. government video - PHOTO: The Trump administration appeared to run an ad on Fox News that has drawn criticism from Democrats as violating federal rules preventing the use of tax dollars for political purposes. Another ad includes a montage of clips and images of Trump at events and rallies featuring onscreen text about the largest tax cuts in history. The latest ad, released last week, focuses on the U.S. war with Iran, now in its eighth month. Audio of Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth plays in the background as U.S. military footage, including unclassified strikes, is displayed. The video in the ad appears to be the same as one played during the Republican midterm convention last month. And it played last Wednesday before Hegseth addressed 600 service members in his State of the Force speech at the Marine Corps base at Quantico, Virginia. This article originally appeared on ABC News at https://abcnews.com/Politics/trump-super-pac-pay-controversial-promotional-ad-campaign/story?id=137019187
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Digital Desk | Imphal, Oct 6 (IANS) Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh said on Tuesday that the state Cabinet placed on record its deep gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his tireless service to the nation and appreciation for the special attention accorded to Manipur and the Northeast. The Chief Minister told that the state Cabinet adopted a resolution expressing its heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Modi for his selfless work for the development of the country and the welfare of its citizens in his 25 years of public service. Chief Minister Singh while talking to the media said that the state Cabinet expressed confidence that India will achieve the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047 with the vision of Prime Minister. Chief Minister Singh said that the state government reaffirmed its commitment to work with the Union government for peace, progress and prosperity of Manipur and the nation. He also highlighted the 25 years of uninterrupted public service of Prime Minister Modi and the development initiatives in the country undertaken under his leadership. The Chief Minister said that the Prime Minister would complete 25 years of uninterrupted public service as an elected head of the government on October 7, beginning with his tenure as Chief Minister of Gujarat in 2001 and subsequently serving as the country's Prime Minister since 2014. He added that the remarkable journey reflected Prime Minister Modi's commitment to public service, good governance and the welfare of the people. The state Cabinet's resolution also records gratitude for his visionary leadership and dedicated service to the nation. Speaking on the Prime Minister's tenure from 2014 till now, the Chief Minister said that India has witnessed significant economic growth, with the country emerging as one of the fastest-growing major economies. He recalled that India was ranked 11th among the world's largest economies before Narendra Modi became the country's Prime Minister and said that under his leadership, India had risen to the fourth position among the world's largest economies. Recalling the Prime Minister's tenure as Chief Minister of Gujarat, state government Spokesperson Radheshyam Singh said that several initiatives were undertaken during the period from 2001 to 2014, including the rebuilding of Kutch following the 2001 earthquake and the expansion of electricity supply to villages through the Jyotigram Yojana. He also highlighted initiatives such as Krishi Mahotsav, Soil Health Cards and check dams, which contributed to agricultural development. The Spokesperson also said that initiatives such as the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, GIFT City and Charanka Solar Park helped attract investment, while programmes such as Kanya Kelavani Yojana and Chiranjeevi Yojana focused on education and safe deliveries. Radheshyam Singh also referred to SWAGAT as an initiative that enabled citizens to directly raise their grievances with the Chief Minister. He said that the Union government's welfare initiatives had contributed to lifting around 25 crore people out of poverty, while free foodgrains are being provided to around 80 crore citizens. He also highlighted the expansion of housing, sanitation and LPG connections under various welfare programmes. The Spokesperson added that the transformation in banking and digital payments had also been significant, with more than 59 crore Jan Dhan accounts and the rapid expansion of UPI transactions. He also highlighted the expansion of Ayushman Bharat, drinking-water connections and other basic services. Referring to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Spokesperson said that more than 220 crore vaccine doses were provided free of cost in the country and that vaccines were also supplied to around 100 countries. He also pointed to the expansion of national highways and airports as evidence of the country's infrastructure development. The Spokesperson said that India's firm approach towards terrorism had also been demonstrated through Operation Sindoor, launched following the Pahalgam terror attack, reflecting the country's policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism. He also highlighted the Union government's initiatives for women and farmers, including reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies and income support to farmers through PM-KISAN. Radheshyam Singh said India's growing global stature was also reflected in the successful G20 Presidency in 2023 and the achievement of Chandrayaan-3, which landed near the Moon's South Pole. Highlighting major developmental initiatives taken under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Modi, he added that the state has witnessed major development in connectivity and infrastructure under the leadership of Prime Minister. He said that railway services reached Manipur in 2022, marking a historic milestone in the state's connectivity. He also highlighted the ongoing Jiribam-Imphal railway line, including the Noney Bridge, described as the world's tallest railway pier bridge. The Spokesperson said that around 1,100 km of National Highways, involving an investment of around Rs 16,000 crore, have been sanctioned for Manipur. He added that these projects would further improve connectivity and support economic development in the state. He also highlighted the signing of the peace agreement with the United National Liberation Front (UNLF-P) on November 29, 2023, describing it as an important development in the efforts towards peace and stability in Manipur. Another government Spokesperson S. Ranjan Singh said that for the protection of the indigenous people, the Inner Line Permit system was extended to Manipur in December 2019, while around 240 km of the India-Myanmar border has been sanctioned for fencing, involving an estimated cost of Rs 3,223 crore. He also added that rural tap-water coverage in Manipur has increased substantially, from around six per cent to 80 per cent, reflecting the impact of efforts to improve access to drinking water. Highlighting developments in education, sports and healthcare, he said that India's first National Sports University was established at Imphal, while Churachandpur Medical College was set up as the first medical college in the hill districts of the state. S. Ranjan Singh said that more than 14 lakh people in Manipur have been covered under Ayushman Bharat, while Externally Aided Projects worth more than Rs 11,000 crore have been approved, with around Rs 6,400 crore received for capital investment. He added that these investments are in addition to various Centrally Sponsored Schemes, including Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) and Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). S. Ranjan Singh said that the special attention given by Prime Minister Modi to Manipur and the Northeastern region has contributed to the region's development and greater integration with the national mainstream. He added that the state government remains committed to carrying forward the Prime Minister's vision of Seva, Sushasan and Antyodaya. Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho and the Art and Culture Minister Loken Singh were also present during the media briefing.
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Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 6 (IANS) The Gujarat government is considering suggestions from the legal fraternity on the Gujarat Rent Bill, 2026, and is looking at ways to address the concerns raised by lawyers before deciding on the next course of action, Advocate General Kamal Trivedi confirmed on Tuesday. Approaching Trivedi on the dissent among lawyers, he said the state government is favorably considering the concerns of lawyers and is seeking their suggestions, particularly on the proposed transfer of rent-related disputes from courts to administrative authorities. The government is favourably considering to see that the anxiety of the lawyers' fraternity is taken care of, the Advocate General told IANS, adding that the state government was considering suggestions from lawyers before taking any step, including possible amendments to the legislation. The clarification comes a day after Trivedi told the Gujarat High Court that the state government had assured members of the Bar Council of Gujarat (BCG) that it would seek to resolve the issue and that the Bill would not proceed in its present form. Trivedi, however, clarified that his remarks before the court should not be read as a formal government commitment that the Governor would not sign the Bill. He said the discussion he had with the judge was a general conversation after the court sought to know why lawyers were on strike and was not a formal statement recorded by the court on the Bill. The crux of the matter lies in the fact that on Sunday there was a meeting where all the members of the body which had given a call for a strike were convinced that the government is interested to see that this is put an end to, he added. According to Trivedi, a meeting was held on Sunday in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi and members of the BCG. He said that the members agreed that the state government is open to considering their concerns and that a further meeting with Ministers and officials is to be held later on Tuesday. Trivedi said the lawyers' principal objection is to the proposed jurisdiction of revenue authorities over rent disputes. Under the new framework, disputes that were earlier dealt with by Small Causes Courts would be handled by designated administrative authorities, with appeals provided at subsequent levels. Their basic issues are that we don't want to go before the revenue authorities, Trivedi said. He noted that the state government could consider bringing back the earlier framework with improvements to address shortcomings in the existing law. The government can think of coming out with an old law with some more improvements, he said. Trivedi also questioned the decision of the BCG to continue with the strike despite October 4 meeting. He said that all members present had agreed to wait for the government's response and that he had personally requested Senior Advocate Yatin Oza, President of the Gujarat High Court Advocates Association, not to proceed with the boycott. I would say this: despite that fact, the body which had given a call perhaps failed to see that they do not go ahead with that. That is unfortunate. My only way of telling was that the strike should not have been there, he told IANS. The clarification assumes significance as the Gujarat High Court and other courts witnessed disruption on Monday after lawyers across the state abstained from work. The BCG had called for the statewide boycott after several bar associations had protested against the Bill for days. The Gujarat High Court Advocates' Association also announced a two-day boycott on October 5 and 6. The dispute centres on the Gujarat Rent Bill, 2026, which was passed by the state Legislative Assembly on September 11. The legislation seeks to replace the Gujarat Rents, Hotel and Lodging House Rates Control Act, 1947, with a new framework for regulating tenancy and resolving landlord-tenant disputes. Under the proposed system, rent-related disputes would be handled through designated rent authorities and rent courts rather than the existing Small Causes Court mechanism. The Bill provides for authorities led by officers of specified administrative ranks, while appeals would be heard by Rent Tribunals led by District Judges or Additional District Judges. Lawyers have opposed the transfer of adjudicatory powers to revenue and other administrative authorities, saying that matters involving evidence and judicial determination should continue to be dealt with by courts. The BCG has said the change would affect lawyers, litigants and the public and has sought restoration of judicial jurisdiction over rent disputes. The government's position, as conveyed by Trivedi, is that it is not closing the door on changes to the proposed legislation and will consider the legal fraternity's suggestions.
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Iyer's maiden T20I century, Dhir's dream debut power India to crushing win over WI
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