COP17: New global architecture for drought resilience launched at UNCCD meet
Caste count method in Census misleading: Congress letter to PM
Jhooth ki goonj site fact-checks Rahuls student meet claims
Dissidents push for Hindu Pradesh Congress Committee chief to end Punjab crisis
Nepal flood: Centre puts Bihar & UP on high alert as NDRF deploys teams
160 killed in deadly Nepal deluge; at least 133 Indians among 844 missing
3 lakh tonnes of refined sugar to enter market
As obesity rises, Supreme Court puts govt on notice over junk food labels
Low beam by default: Centre to tighten headlamp norms
Ahead of Xi Jinpings visit, India & China announce 8-point consensus
SC judge complains against Raj acting CJ; CJI Surya Kant seeks response
MPSC admits drug inspector paper leak, re-examination soon
This paper leak comes days after another paper of the Teachers' Eligibility Test was found leaked in June. Rohit Pawar of NCP(SP) said that since 2023 at least 15 papers of various exams held in the state have been leaked. Even the papers for internal exams in the excise department have been leaked, he claimed.
Can't silence students with batons: Rahul Gandhi targets Bihar Govt
Pointing out that students have been protesting the alleged irregularities in BPSC recruitment exams for a long time, Gandhi said: But instead of answering, what is the government doing? It's wielding batons and water cannons. It's taking students into custody. In Siwan, there was even firing with an AK-47 on protesters. This is not just a question of police action. This is a question of the mindset of BJP government, which has no answers, and that's why it's turning police into a weapon to evade accountability.
Women voters emerge as UP's next political battleground
Uttar Pradesh parties are now targeting women voters with new welfare measures. The Samajwadi Party and BJP unveiled competing schemes on the same day. Recent elections show women voters are increasingly influential across social divides. Both parties are adding a gender dimension to their caste-based outreach strategies. Women-centric welfare has become a significant electoral template in Indian politics.
UGC-NET Results for 84 Subjects likely this week
NEW DELHI, Aug 25: The results for 84 subjects of UGC-NET will be announced this week, the National Testing Agency (NTA) said on Wednesday. The final answer keys and results for UGC-NET (84 Subjects), CSIR-NET and ICAR AIEEA (PG) and AICE (PhD) 2026 will be published on NTAs website, this week. Candidates are advised to [] The post UGC-NET Results for 84 Subjects likely this week appeared first on Northlines .
Devastating Flash Flood in Nepal sweeps Infra, humans on its way
105 Indians, 37 NRIs, foreigners among initial estimate of 400 missing PM Modi speaks to Balendra Shah, offers humanitarian assistance Kathmandu, Aug 26: At least 105 Indians and 37 NRIs are among the nearly 400 persons missing after the devastating flash floods in Nepals Rasuwa district bordering Tibet swept through villages and damaged critical infrastructure [] The post Devastating Flash Flood in Nepal sweeps Infra, humans on its way appeared first on Northlines .
Jammu Tawi, Aug 26 : The Army on Wednesday detected and safely destroyed an old mortar shell found along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmirs Poonch district, officials said. The mortar shell was found by troops near Nangi Tikri area along LoC and bomb disposal squad of army called to spot to [] The post Mortar shell destroyed at LoC appeared first on Northlines .
Police seizes 4080 Pregabalin capsules
Jammu Tawi, Aug 26 : Police seized 4,080 pregabalin capsules and apprehended a man in the Reasi district on Wednesday, officials said. Pregabalin is a prescription medicine, but it is also misused recreationally and diverted into the illicit drug trade. The accused, identified as Ankush Kumar, a resident of Chak Mathyani in the Rajouri district, [] The post Police seizes 4080 Pregabalin capsules appeared first on Northlines .
2 escaped POCSO undertrials arrested
Srinagar, Aug 26: Two POCSO under-trials who allegedly escaped from Central Jail Srinagar earlier this week have been arrested in Rajasthan, officials said on Wednesday. Farman Khan, a resident of Rajasthan, and Mukhtar Ahmad Gujjar, a resident of Anantnag district, were arrested from Khans native town of Sadanpora in Rajasthan, they said. The duo, who [] The post 2 escaped POCSO undertrials arrested appeared first on Northlines .
Advanced healthcare must reach the last mile: LG
Srinagar, Aug 26: Stating that advanced healthcare must no longer remain a luxury confined to metropolitan cities, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said it should reach far-flung areas and become a right, not a privilege. Addressing the Quaternary Healthcare & Research Summit, the Lieutenant Governor said quaternary care should not be reserved for the [] The post Advanced healthcare must reach the last mile: LG appeared first on Northlines .
NC renews offer to Congress for ministerial berths
Cong lukewarm to proposal; high command likely to take final call Srinagar, Aug 26:Ahead of the reshuffle-cum-expansion in the council of ministers, the ruling National Conference (NC) has renewed its offer of a berth to ally Congress, sources disclosed. Sources familiar with the development said that the NC leadership has formally approached the Congress with [] The post NC renews offer to Congress for ministerial berths appeared first on Northlines .
Six dead, several injured in road mishap
Jammu Tawi, Aug 26:At least six people are feared dead and several others injured in a road accident in Surankote area of Poonch district on Wednesday, officials said. An official said that the accident took place near Shiendra area today evening. He said that at least six persons are feared dead and four to five [] The post Six dead, several injured in road mishap appeared first on Northlines .
EC renews outreach plans for Gen Alpha, Gen Z ahead of 2029 polls
The Election Commission (EC) has initiated renewed efforts to reach out to Gen Alpha and Z ahead of the 2029 Lok Sabha polls to make them aware voters who are well-acquainted with the electoral process and can lead future campaigns to educate people. As part of its revamped campaign, the poll authority will target schoolchildren from classes 9 to 12, colleges and universities across the 4,123 assembly constituencies of India. According to EC officials, there are a total of 14.78 crore people in the 18-26 age group, including 7.98 crore males, 6.79 crore females and 9,000 third gender. The poll authority plans to set up 50,000 Electoral Literacy Clubs (ELCs) with 10 such bodies per assembly constituency, the officials said. For this, it will contact students of classes 9 to 12 in 15 lakh schools. Besides, it will reach out to 70,000 colleges and 1,400 universities. ELCs were set up in 2018 as part of the Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) programme to
Multi-storey parking at GMC-Jammu on anvil to deal with traffic mess
Drug store, Rehbr-e-Sehat & adjacent buildings being demolished to create space Arvind Sharma Jammu Tawi, Aug 26: After the passage fifty three (53) years, the authorities have now decided to have a proper parking facility and have planned a multi-story parking inside the premises of the Jammu regions premier hospital, the Government Medical [] The post Multi-storey parking at GMC-Jammu on anvil to deal with traffic mess appeared first on Northlines .
Finally, India is undergoing a youth-led revolutionary transformation
Young Indians have started demanding accountability from Govt By Dr Arun Mitra According to scientific understanding, society is always dynamic, and change is inevitable. Sometimes change moves rapidly; at other times, circumstances slow it down. During Indias freedom struggle, the uprising of 1857 represented a powerful and rapid challenge to British imperialism, accompanied [] The post Finally, India is undergoing a youth-led revolutionary transformation appeared first on Northlines .
India opens up missile factory production to private industry
Single state-owned production line cannot easily provide scale By TN Ashok India has thrown open to private enterprise one of the last major bastions of state control in defence production: the manufacture of conventional missiles. In a decision with far-reaching consequences for both Indias military preparedness and its emerging ambitions as an arms exporter, [] The post India opens up missile factory production to private industry appeared first on Northlines .
Centre-State relations under strain
byProf. Dr. K. Ram Kishore Indias Constitution gives the Union strong powers, but it does not establish a unitary system. It envisages a federal structure based on division of powers, fiscal sharing, state autonomy and cooperative governance. Article 246 clearly distributes legislative powers between the Union, states and the Concurrent List. Yet, since 2014, concerns [] The post Centre-State relations under strain appeared first on Northlines .
Considering repeated mishaps at the construction sites of the development projects across the country leading to deaths and destruction, it has become necessary to enhance precautionary measures at all such sites to avert avoidable tragedies. As the need to construct high-end infrastructure has become a necessity to cater to the needs of people in modern [] The post Construction safety matters! appeared first on Northlines .
'Open dialogue, inclusive to all': RSS reacts to row over Mohan Bhagwat's New York event
Cong calls Fadnavis' APTEL bias charge against private firms 'hypocrisy'
The Congress on Wednesday said Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' reported letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagging the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity's bias in favour of private power companies was full of hypocrisy and that he should also question decisions that have benefited the Adani group. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said the Maharashtra chief minister has apparently protested to the prime minister that the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) is heavily biased in favour of private power companies. The major recipient of APTEL's favours in Maharashtra in 2025 and 2026 has been the Modani conglomerate. At least 4 cases have been decided in its favour, Ramesh said on X, referring to the Adani group. The Congress uses the term 'Modani' to allege collusion between the conglomerate and the Modi government. Ramesh alleged that the Maharashtra government has itself bent over backwards to favour 'Modani' not only i
LS Secretariat sends notices to 20 rebel TMC MPs over disqualification plea
The Lok Sabha Secretariat has issued notices to 20 rebel Trinamool Congress MPs and sought their replies within seven days on petitions filed by TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee seeking their disqualification under the anti-defection law, sources said. The notices, dated August 25, forwarded a copy of Banerjee's petition dated June 18 filed against the MPs, who joined the NCPI, under Rule 6 of the Members of Lok Sabha (Disqualification on Ground of Defection) Rules, 1985. The Secretariat has asked the MPs to furnish their comments on the petition within seven days of receipt of the notice, the sources said. The development comes a day after the Supreme Court agreed to hear Banerjee's plea seeking an expeditious decision on the disqualification petitions. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana agreed to hear Banerjee's plea questioning the alleged delay in deciding the disqualification proceedings. The apex court, while issuing notice to t
Families getting free foodgrains in Gujarat triple in 4 years
The number of beneficiary families has steadily risen from 3.06 lakh in FY23 to 9.21 lakh in FY26
Pakistan at the Fault Line: The Fa
Former MLC GL Raina Pakistan always thought it had perfected the art of projecting strategic importance far beyond its actual economic and political strength. For decades, Islamabad presented itself as an indispensable regional powera nuclear state, a frontline security partner, Chinas gateway to the Arabian Sea and, above all, the self-appointed voice of the people [] The post Pakistan at the Fault Line: The Faade of Power and the Reality of Strategic Dependence appeared first on Northlines .
Govt pushes to make SCADA systems in power sector Indian by 2030
Meghalaya Assembly passes resolution against uranium mining, processing
Meghalaya's Assembly adopted a resolution opposing uranium mining and processing facilities. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma tabled the resolution, which received opposition support. Land ownership in Meghalaya is protected under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution. Local communities and groups have opposed mining due to health and environmental concerns. The state government will communicate this decision to the central government.
Anyone opposing 'Vande Mataram' should be considered anti-national, says Jyotiraditya Scindia
Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia expressed that anyone opposing Vande Mataram should be deemed anti-national, urging all citizens to respect and cherish the national song. His remarks come in light of the Congress party's announcement to sing only the first two stanzas, an action criticized by the BJP as disrespectful toward this patriotic anthem.
Karnataka: CM Shivakumar to visit Delhi on Thursday, minor Cabinet revamp in three days
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will visit Delhi on Thursday for a cabinet reshuffle. He plans to drop at least two ministers and induct a woman legislator soon. The CM seeks AICC clearance for the proposed cabinet revamp and important discussions. Pressure exists to induct specific MLAs, while Laxmi Hebbalkar is also a keen prospect. Several other women legislators are being considered for the vacant ministerial positions.
The objective is to bring these cases to their logical conclusion on merits, an official stated.
Justice Mehta said that Justice Sharma had been misusing his administrative powers as master of the roster and selectively moving cases to his own bench.
GIVA Raksha Bandhan ad row: How Kriti Sanon turned the outrage to protect the Hindu festival
Kriti Sanon published an expected defence via her Instagram Story, arguing that the essence of festivals lies not in the clothes one wears but in the emotions and meaning held for the traditions. Regarding outrage over her outfit in the ad, Sanon asked, When will we stop telling women what to wear??
No permission sought yet for CJP's September 5 protest march, says Delhi Police
Delhi Police has stated no permission has been sought for the CJP's planned protest. The Cockroach Janata Party announced a peaceful march from India Gate on September 5. This march aims to address unfulfilled commitments made to young protesters. Police are assessing security and crowd size for the event. Preparations are underway for the proposed demonstration.
BJP-led Bihar govt weaponising police to evade accountability to students: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Bihar government's actions against student protesters. He accused the administration of using police to avoid accountability for exam irregularities. Students are protesting alleged paper leaks and delays in recruitment processes. Protesters clashed with police in Patna, demanding transparency in examinations. The government's response involved lathi-charges and detentions instead of addressing concerns.
IMA Advises Vigilance Amid Rise in H1N1 Cases
New Delhi, August 26: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has advised the public to maintain heightened vigilance amid a seasonal rise in Influenza A (H1N1) cases, while stressing that there is no cause for panic as most infections are mild and self-limiting. The association cautioned people against taking antibiotics without medical advice, noting that H1N1 [] The post IMA Advises Vigilance Amid Rise in H1N1 Cases appeared first on Northlines .
'Rahul Gandhi reduced to memes and reels,' says BJP on his smash-patriarchy remark
The BJP has taken a jab at Rahul Gandhi's recent claims about dismantling patriarchy, with Bansuri Swaraj accusing him of fabricating a deceptive narrative aimed at generating memes instead of meaningful dialogue. She also pointed out what she said was the Congress party's hypocrisy when discussing women's issues.
Indian Captain Ajay Pant arrested in the UK over alleged Russian
The British authorities have alleged that Pant was captaining the tanker, which is said to be part of Russia's ghost fleet.
India Rejects UN Racial Discrimination Panel
NEW DELHI, Aug 26: India on Wednesday strongly rejected observations made by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), describing references concerning the country as politically motivated and highly malicious. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said it had taken note of the remarks issued by CERD following Indias 11th periodic review [] The post India Rejects UN Racial Discrimination Panels Remarks as Politically Motivated, Malicious appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi Aam Aadmi Party president Saurabh Bharadwaj criticized the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana. He claimed most women in the national capital have been excluded from the scheme. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated the scheme reflects Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resolve. Nearly 9.5 lakh women registered for the scheme within one month. The first beneficiaries will receive funds for August on September first.
Actress Kriti Sanon faced public scrutiny over a recent television advertisement. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi highlighted the patriarchal mindset in public discourse. Jewellery brand GIVA withdrew the advertisement after facing concerns. Kriti Sanon questioned the focus on women's clothing and cultural respect. Rahul Gandhi endorsed her view, stating women's choices are their own.
India rejects malicious UN racial discrimination findings
UN CERD flags alleged rights violations, racial profiling and forced returns
Support AIMIM in 2027 UP assembly polls: Asaduddin Owaisi
Hyderabad: AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi has called upon people to support and strengthen the party and pray for the success of its candidates in the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Addressing a public meeting on the occasion of Milad-un-Nabi here on Tuesday, August 25, night, the Hyderabad MP asked why Muslims of the country shouldnt 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 .
Cabinet expansion: NC reaches out to Congress
Renews offer to join Omar Abdullah-led ministerial team Srinagar, Aug 26:Ahead of the proposed expansion of the council of ministers, the ruling National Conference (NC) is learnt to have made a fresh offer to the Congress to join Omar Abdullah-led governments ministerial team. Sources told news agency that the NC has conveyed to the Congress [] The post Cabinet expansion: NC reaches out to Congress appeared first on Northlines .
Khelo India Dialogue: PM Modi to engage with youth on sports
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will interact with youth at the Khelo India Dialogue on Thursday, August 27, as part of efforts to engage with them on the countrys sporting journey, share their aspirations, and contribute ideas for a stronger youth-led Viksit Bharat. The virtual address of Modi at the Khelo India Dialogue will 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 .
'Insult to Rabindranath Tagore...': Owaisi unleashes fury at PM Modi over full Vande Maratam row
NCB Busts Cross-Border Heroin Cartel in Jammu, 3 Held With 5.16 Kg Heroin
JAMMU, Aug 26: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Jammu has busted a major cross-border heroin trafficking cartel with the arrest of three persons, including the suspected mastermind, and seizure of 5.16 kg of heroin, officials said on Wednesday. Acting on specific intelligence, the NCB intercepted a vehicle at Panjtirthi in Jammu on Saturday and recovered [] The post NCB Busts Cross-Border Heroin Cartel in Jammu, 3 Held With 5.16 Kg Heroin appeared first on Northlines .
US Pauses Immigrant Visa Appointments Worldwide Amid Trump Administration Crackdown: Report
WASHINGTON, Aug 26: The Trump administration has paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide as the US State Department steps up scrutiny of applicants who could potentially become dependent on government-funded public benefits, according to a Financial Times report. The department has launched a global training programme for consular officers to ensure they assess visa applications more [] The post US Pauses Immigrant Visa Appointments Worldwide Amid Trump Administration Crackdown: Report appeared first on Northlines .
Fuel-Depleted Indian Harop Inadvertently Hit Pak
NEW DELHI, Aug 25: An Indian Harop loitering munition accidentally struck Pakistans Kirana Hills near Sargodha during Operation Sindoor after running critically low on fuel, former Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said on Tuesday, clarifying that India had not deliberately targeted Pakistans nuclear facilities. Speaking at the Vivekananda Centre in New Delhi, Chauhan [] The post Fuel-Depleted Indian Harop Inadvertently Hit Paks Kirana Hills During Op Sindoor: Ex-CDS Chauhan appeared first on Northlines .
One for the future: Gen Alpha rise to demand accountability, better infrastructure
Young students are protesting across India for better school conditions. Issues include lack of fans, toilets, and teachers in many schools. Gen Alpha and Gen Z students are demanding improvements to their learning environments. These demonstrations highlight a broader failure in prioritizing public education. Student activism is growing to address deteriorating public school conditions.
'Achche din' keep wrecking common person's budget: Cong slams Modi govt
Kharge said that the BJP wants to dodge accountability for its misdeeds through distracting stunts and nonsensical talk but the Congress and the public would continue to raise questions over inflation
Assam Floods: Disaster Came Too Fast for Communities to Prepare
Bengal: BJP Govt in a Soup Over New Industry Policy Promise
India Enforce Follow-On After Bowling Sri Lanka Out for 290
COLOMBO, Aug 26: India enforced the follow-on after bowling Sri Lanka out for 290 on the third day of the second Test on Wednesday, taking a commanding 213-run first-innings lead as Sonal Dinusha hit his second successive Test century. India, who had declared their first innings at 503/9, now lead the two-match series 1-0 after [] The post India Enforce Follow-On After Bowling Sri Lanka Out for 290 appeared first on Northlines .
BEIJING, Aug 25: India and China have agreed to continue efforts towards a political settlement of their boundary dispute while stressing the need to maintain peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday. The understanding was reached during the 25th round of Special Representatives [] The post India-China Agree to Pursue Political Settlement of Boundary Issue: MEA appeared first on Northlines .
Lok Sabha Secretariat Notifies 20 Rebel TMC MPs, Seeks Replies in 7 Days
NEW DELHI, Aug 26: The Lok Sabha Secretariat has issued notices to 20 rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs and sought their replies within seven days on disqualification petitions filed by TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee under the anti-defection law, sources said on Wednesday. The notices, dated August 25, include copies of Banerjees petition filed on June [] The post Lok Sabha Secretariat Notifies 20 Rebel TMC MPs, Seeks Replies in 7 Days appeared first on Northlines .
15 Infants Reportedly Killed in Fire at Islamabad Hospital
Islamabad, Aug 26: At least 15 infants were reportedly killed after a fire broke out in the gynaecology ward of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), a major public hospital in Pakistans capital, on Wednesday. The incident occurred at around 7 am, with the fire breaking out in a ward where 15 babies were [] The post 15 Infants Reportedly Killed in Fire at Islamabad Hospital appeared first on Northlines .
'We support protest for accountability': AISA backs CJP's proposed September 5 march
'Hijab on their heads, not minds': Owaisi calls Allahabad HC ruling 'attack on Islam'
AISA supports the Cockroach Janta Party's planned September 5 protest in Delhi. The demonstration demands withdrawal of student FIRs and an inquiry into alleged firing. Families affected by the NEET exam cancellation will also lead the march. AISA stated the government must fully withdraw all pending cases against students. The student association supports all progressive agitations demanding government accountability.
DRDO Successfully Tests Combat Parachute System at High-Altitude Ladakh
Ladakh, Aug 26: The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully tested its Military Combat Parachute System (MCPS) at one of the worlds highest-altitude drop zones in Ladakh, demonstrating the systems capability to support high-altitude airborne operations under extreme conditions. The trial was conducted at Nyoma in south-eastern Ladakh, close to the Line of [] The post DRDO Successfully Tests Combat Parachute System at High-Altitude Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
An Open Letter to Leader of the Opposition
Gadkari office clarifies on retirement remark
BSP to contest Punjab assembly polls alone, no alliance with any party: Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati reviewed party organisation and mass base expansion efforts in Punjab. She emphasised fielding honest candidates for upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The BSP will contest the Punjab elections independently, without any electoral alliances or compromises. This strategy aims to boost party morale and achieve better electoral results for the people.
Lok Sabha Speaker seeks response from rebel TMC MPs on disqualification petitions
Was PoK's Skardu airbase next after Sargodha? Ex-CDS Chauhan reveals why India switched targets
Secure, predictable sea lanes indispensable: India urges UN to safeguard key maritime routes
'Bharat Mata Ki Jai': Kangana Ranaut hits back at Rahul Gandhi amid 'smash patriarchy' row
NMC orders monthly reporting of student suicides by medical colleges
'I don't support the rally': Zohran Mamdani opposes RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's Madison Square event
Ram Temple donation scam whistleblower gets protection from arrest
Revised bullet train cost Rs 2 lakh crore, 2x of original estimate
Surrender within 3 weeks, SC tells ex-Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal
NMC pushes old doctors to re-register, but cant net new ones
The Supreme Court issued notice on Abhishek Banerjee's plea concerning disqualification petitions. The court sought responses from twenty rebel Members of Parliament. Hours later, the Lok Sabha Speaker's secretariat issued notices to these rebel MPs. Banerjee's petitions seek disqualification under the anti-defection law. The rebel MPs had joined the Nationalist Citizens Party of India.
Man chargesheeted for cheating cancer patient
Srinagar, Aug 25:The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K on Tuesday said it has chargesheeted a man for allegedly cheating a family by promising to provide cheaper medicines for a cancer patient. In a statement issued, a Spokesperson said the Crime Branch J&K has filed a chargesheet before the Court of Sub-Judge, [] The post Man chargesheeted for cheating cancer patient appeared first on Northlines .
Will respond soon to resignation demand by Farooq Abdullah: Srinagar MP
National Conference MP Aga Ruhullah will issue a detailed statement soon regarding his resignation demand. Party president Farooq Abdullah asked Ruhullah to seek a fresh mandate from voters. Ruhullah has been critical of the NC government and its promises. NC legislators accuse Ruhullah of working on an agency agenda. Farooq Abdullah warned Ruhullah of consequences for his actions.
It seems that the enemies of peace in Kashmir want to disrupt the tranquility achieved through sacrifices and hard work of the security personnel and the political class in the country working for this goal for the past over one decade. In this context, the threat letter against Kashmiri Pandits, which is in news, is [] The post Protecting KP Employees appeared first on Northlines .
Iraq Tests anew security formula for Saudi-Iran rivalry
Proposal seen as Baghdads bid for self-preservation Arjavi Indraneesh Iraqs proposal for a joint security council bringing Saudi Arabia and Iran into a formal mechanism is more than another attempt at regional mediation. It reflects Baghdads growing conviction that diplomatic contact between the two powers, while valuable, is no longer sufficient to prevent security [] The post Iraq Tests anew security formula for Saudi-Iran rivalry appeared first on Northlines .
Vande Mataram: A National Symbol Should Rise Above Politics
Political Controversy Over the National Song Is Unnecessary and Disturbing Omkar Dattatray It is ironic, unfortunate and disturbing that the countrys National Song, which inspired generations during the freedom struggle and continues to evoke national consciousness and unity, has once again become the subject of political controversy. In a democracy as vast and diverse as [] The post Vande Mataram: A National Symbol Should Rise Above Politics appeared first on Northlines .
EU approvals, easier sterilisation rules to speed device access
Harish Rao demands withdrawal of polytechnic merger by Sept 7
Hyderabad: Former minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Deputy Floor Leader T Harish Rao has expressed solidarity with polytechnic students and given the state government a deadline of September 7 to withdraw GO 97. If the government fails to withdraw the order before the Assembly session starts on September 7, he threatened to hold a 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 .
Kharge-Rahul tell PM: caste census method flawed, data would be useless
