Delhi High Court Gets Bomb Threat Email, Security Alert Issued
NEW DELHI, Aug 14: The Delhi High Court received a bomb threat email on Thursday, triggering a security alert and prompting authorities to step up security measures ahead of Independence Day celebrations, officials said. The email, carrying the subject line BOMB Blast Delhi High Court @ 2:11PM, claimed that bomb blasts would take place at [] The post Delhi High Court Gets Bomb Threat Email, Security Alert Issued appeared first on Northlines .
JAMMU, Aug 14: As many as 53 personnel from Jammu and Kashmir, including 52 from the J&K Police and one from the Home Guard and Civil Defence, have been awarded Gallantry and Service Medals on the occasion of Independence Day 2026. Among the J&K Police awardees, 38 personnel have been conferred the Medal for Gallantry [] The post 53 J&K Personnel Among I-Day Medal Awardees, SSP Shoket Hussain Shah Gets Presidents Medal appeared first on Northlines .
NIA Attaches Two Amritsar Properties In 500-Kg Heroin Narco-Terror Case
NEW DELHI, Aug 14: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has attached two immovable properties in Amritsar belonging to an alleged drug peddler in connection with a 500-kg heroin smuggling case involving a transnational narco-terror conspiracy, officials said on Friday. The properties, located in Phase-I of Akash Vihar and Sultanwind in Amritsar, are registered in the [] The post NIA Attaches Two Amritsar Properties In 500-Kg Heroin Narco-Terror Case appeared first on Northlines .
7 Killed, 14 Injured In Tunnel Mishap At Chamoli Hydro Project
DEHRADUN, Aug 14: Seven people were killed and 14 others injured after a landslide and water seepage occurred inside an under-construction tunnel at a hydroelectric project site in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand on Thursday evening. A total of 21 people were brought out of the tunnel following the incident. Seven of them were declared dead, [] The post 7 Killed, 14 Injured In Tunnel Mishap At Chamoli Hydro Project appeared first on Northlines .
Census 2027: Centre Notifies 40 Questions, Caste Details To Be Recorded
NEW DELHI, Aug 14: The Centre has notified 40 questions to be asked during the population enumeration phase of Census 2027, including caste, Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) status and the place of Covid-19 vaccination, according to a government order issued on Friday. The population enumeration in Ladakh and snow-bound non-synchronous areas of [] The post Census 2027: Centre Notifies 40 Questions, Caste Details To Be Recorded appeared first on Northlines .
Judiciary must ensure environmental laws are implemented in letter and spirit: Jairam Ramesh
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted a Supreme Court judge's concerns. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan stressed the need for environmental law enforcement. He noted that progressive laws are often bypassed in India. The judiciary must ensure these laws are followed in spirit.
Serious doubts on intent: Congress attacks government on caste census issue
The government has notified forty questions for the upcoming Census. Caste details will be collected for the first time in the Census. Congress has raised serious doubts about the government's intent regarding caste enumeration. The population enumeration phase is set to begin from September 1 in certain areas. This Census will be a completely digital undertaking for data collection.
Addressing the Minorities Excellence Summit, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy said he is proud that while people used to say that residents of Old City do not pay electricity bills or steal power, Muslim minorities are now the biggest beneficiaries of the Congress governments Gruha Jyothi social welfare scheme under which 200-unit free electricity is provided.
Maharashtra police officer showed heroic courage in saving Sukhbir Badal: Harsimrat Kaur Badal
Harsimrat Kaur Badal lauded Inspector Santosh Vaijnath Kendre for his bravery. The inspector acted as a human shield during the attack on Sukhbir Singh Badal. Sukhbir Singh Badal, who has Z+ security, was injured in the kirpan attack. The incident occurred inside a gurdwara on the outskirts of Nanded town. The Badal family expressed deep gratitude to the inspector and hospital staff.
Supreme Court quashes defamation case against Rahul Gandhi over Savarkar remarks
The Supreme Court has ended criminal defamation proceedings against Rahul Gandhi. This case stemmed from his remarks about V D Savarkar made during a London speech. Satyaki Savarkar, the grandnephew, had filed the complaint alleging defamatory statements. The trial court had previously issued summons to the Congress leader. The Supreme Court's decision quashes these proceedings and the issued summons.
JPSC scam and the national disease called
The JPSC scam is a textbook illustration of how bureaucratic inefficiency and corruption allow the infestation of multilayered networks of exam mafia and shady private firms wrapped like a parasite around the very machinery that is tasked with selecting the officers and staff for running the government.
Sukhbir Singh Badal declared stable after undergoing surgery following Nanded gurdwara attack
Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal underwent surgery after a kirpan attack. Doctors repaired a tendon injury and nerve damage during the procedure. He is now stable and expected to be discharged from the hospital today. Badal will likely be flown back to Punjab later this afternoon. Police are investigating the motive behind the attack by the accused volunteer.
Supreme Court stays order of Madras HC on government jobs to relatives of Karur stampede victims
The Madras High Court on July 27 had quashed TN CM Vijay's order providing government jobs to relatives of people who died in the stampede
Delhi weather update: IMD forecasts cloudy skies, light rain ahead of Independence Day
Weather forecast issued specifically in view of the Independence Day celebrations scheduled to be held at the Red Fort on August 15
Maharashtra: SIR Extension Keeps Teachers Away; Unit Tests Face Delays
J'khand job exam stir: Protest enters 21st day, students to take out Tiranga Yatra on Saturday
Student protesters caution Ranchi district administration against FIR lodged over the violence during the August 10 march towards the state assembly
Harsimrat Kaur Badal 'deeply touched' by PM Modi's 'kind gesture' after attack on Sukhbir Badal
Adani Group discusses nuclear, clean energy and 80,000 crore projects with Odisha government
The proposed investments span energy, mining, metals and port infrastructure, signalling a wider industrial push by the group in Odisha.
Chandigarh: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday, August 13, slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, claiming that the LoP in the Lok Sabha feels hes born to rule and alleging that his frustration was clearly visible. Joshis remark came after the conclusion of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, which saw relentless opposition protests over police action 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 .
MSRTC NCMC card registrations top 1 crore as cashless bus ticketing expands
The initiative marks a major step towards cashless travel across Maharashtras public bus network, with more passenger groups being brought into the system
Maharashtra to set up task force to implement state drone policy
The move aims to consolidate government support for a rapidly expanding industry while strengthening manufacturing, research, testing and defence capabilities
Rapido gets Karnataka licence to operate cab services until August 2031
The regulatory clearance gives the mobility platform greater certainty as it expands its services and works with authorities on commuter-focused transportation.
Rebel TMC group leader Sudip urges PM Modi to appoint NDA convener
Bengaluru residents may have to pay up to 25,000 annually for residential road parking
The proposed framework seeks to regulate scarce road space, strengthen parking enforcement and ensure adequate room for traffic and pedestrians.
Kharge claims stage 'purified' after his speech in Haldwani, govt promises action
Mines, minerals bill gets nod, draws fire from Jharkhand, Kerala
Opposition claims grand success, says it forced goverment to put off 5 bills
Bengal govt strips BJP MP of 'Banga Bibhushan' over Netaji remarks
The West Bengal government has withdrawn the Banga Bibhushan award from BJP MP Nagendra Ray. This action followed his derogatory remarks about Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. The government cited the award's dignity and prestige as reasons for the annulment. The award was initially conferred by the previous Trinamool Congress government. The BJP state president stated the party's central board will address the matter.
China Border Situation: Rahul Gandhi asks questions; govt side denies any inroads
Rahul Gandhi stated China is preventing Indian patrols in Arunachal Pradesh. He questioned Prime Minister Modi and his cabinet's actions regarding this issue. Gandhi also criticized Modi's foreign policy approach and handling of international conflicts. Government sources denied any slow encroachment by China in the region. They highlighted infrastructure development and existing border protocols for resolution.
AIUDF rejects Congress offer for joint fight in Nagaon Lok Sabha bypoll, fields own candidate
AIUDF president Badruddin Ajmal rejected the Congress party's offer for the Nagaon Lok Sabha seat. He stated that AIUDF will field Rejaul Karim Sarkar as its candidate for the election. The Congress leader alleged AIUDF decided to field a candidate under pressure from others. He expressed confidence that Congress would retain the constituency in the upcoming polls. This decision comes after the sitting Congress MP resigned from his position.
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Modi Govt Faces Fresh Political Challenge as Monsoon Session Ends in Chaos
Opposition Signals Battle Beyond Parliament Andalib Akhter The Monsoon Session of Parliament, which began on July 20 and concluded on August 13, has ended in unprecedented turmoil, raising serious questions about the political standing of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government. What should have been a forum for debate on pressing national issues instead []
Lightning strike claims 2 lives in Anantnag, heavy rain forecast across J
Cloudburst blocks SSG Road near Ranga Mode on Zojila Jammu Tawi, Aug 13:Two persons were killed and two others injured in a lightning strike in Anantnag District on Thursday as rain lashed several parts of Jammu and Kashmir, with the Meteorological Centre predicting spells of heavy rain and thundershowers across the region between August 16 [] The post Lightning strike claims 2 lives in Anantnag, heavy rain forecast across J&K appeared first on Northlines .
Parli panel seeks timely finding for JJM in J
Srinagar, Aug 13:The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has recommended adequate and timely financial support for the expeditious completion of works under the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) in Jammu and Kashmir. In its report, tabled in Parliament on August 7, 2026, the panel noted that the pace of implementation of JJM in the [] The post Parli panel seeks timely finding for JJM in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
DGP asks forces to step up surveillance ahead of I-Day
Jammu Tawi, Aug 13: Aheadof the Independence Day celebrations, Director General of Police (DGP), Nalin Prabhat on Thursday directed forces to step up patrolling, checking and surveillance at vulnerable locations. According to the details, DGP Prabhat chaired a high-level security meeting at the Police Control Room here and reviewed the security preparedness across Jammu and [] The post DGP asks forces to step up surveillance ahead of I-Day appeared first on Northlines .
No information on Al-Qaeda link to Red Fort blast: JKP
Srinagar, Aug 13:Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Zone, V.K Birdi on Thursday said police currently have no information confirming an alleged Al-Qaeda link to the November 25, 2025 Red Fort blast in New Delhi. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of the full-dress rehearsal for the August 15 celebrations at Bakshi Stadium here, IGP [] The post No information on Al-Qaeda link to Red Fort blast: JKP appeared first on Northlines .
1991 Jammu Railway Station blast: 35-year manhunt ends, accused arrested
Jammu Tawi, Aug 13:The Government Railway Police (GRP) Jammu on Thursday arrested an absconding terrorist accused in a 1991 bomb blast at Jammu Railway Station, bringing a 35-year-old manhunt to an end. According to the details available, the accused identified as Altaf Hussain Sheikh, of Marhama-Bijbehara in Anantnag, had initially gone underground and subsequently lived [] The post 1991 Jammu Railway Station blast: 35-year manhunt ends, accused arrested appeared first on Northlines .
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has accorded approval to the Chief Ministers Digital Internship Programme 2026 (Batch-I), a six-month paid internship initiative aimed at providing talented local youth with hands-on experience in emerging areas of technology and digital governance. Executed by the J&K e-Governance Agency, the programme will offer eligible students pursuing BE/B.Tech, M.Tech, [] The post Govt approves CMs Digital Internship Programme appeared first on Northlines .
Govt approves 3 heritage conservation projects
SRINAGAR: The Government of Jammu & Kashmir on Thursday approved three major heritage conservation projects worth Rs 18.60 crore, aimed at restoring historically and culturally significant sites and strengthening the regions heritage tourism potential. The approved projects include restoration and revival of old heritage structures at Uttervehini Heritage in Samba at a cost of Rs [] The post Govt approves 3 heritage conservation projects appeared first on Northlines .
Full dress rehearsal held at MA Stadium
Div Com hoists Tricolour, takes salute at march past JAMMU TAWI: The full-dress rehearsal of the Independence Day Celebrations- 2026 conducted on Thursday here at MA Stadium. Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar hoisted the National Flag and took the salute from marching contingents during the rehearsal. In his address, the Divisional Commissioner congratulated the participants [] The post Full dress rehearsal held at MA Stadium appeared first on Northlines .
Row erupts over 'purification' of Kharge's rally venue in Uttarakhand
The Congress on Thursday condemned the purification of the rally venue in Uttarakhand's Haldwani after a public meeting addressed by party chief Mallikarjun Kharge and alleged that the incident reflected the anti-Dalit mindset of the BJP and RSS. Kharge, who is the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, also raised the matter in the House and demanded the registration of a case under the Untouchability Act against those involved even as Chairman C P Radhakrishnan and Union minister J P Nadda condemned the incident. Is this the way democracy works? How are you protecting the Constitution? Kharge asked. He also said he does not intend to politicise the issue, but they have insulted him by purifying the stage. Nadda said the matter will be investigated. ...The BJP does not subscribe to such activities. We will investigate it, and I condemn this incident, he said. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said the purification of the stage after the public meeting is not just an insult t
Security tightened at Mata Vaishno Devi shrine
JAMMU TAWI: Security has been strengthened at the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine and across the Reasi district ahead of Independence Day, with police carrying out anti-sabotage checks, frisking, hotel verification and area domination operations, the SSP said. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a Tiranga Rally, Tibrewal said that Independence Day is a sensitive [] The post Security tightened at Mata Vaishno Devi shrine appeared first on Northlines .
Six Trains to resume stoppages at Samba Station from August 15
Jammu Tawi: Northern Railways Jammu Division has decided to restore stoppages of six important trains at Samba Railway Station, providing a major relief to passengers and pilgrims from the region. The restored stoppages will be introduced in a phased manner from August 15 and will cover Train Nos. 20434 Shri Mata Vaishno Devi KatraSubedarganj, 16787 [] The post Six Trains to resume stoppages at Samba Station from August 15 appeared first on Northlines .
Jammu Div expands SBI Cash Pickup facility to 67 stations
Jammu Tawi: Jammu Division has signed a fresh Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the State Bank of India (SBI) to extend cash pickup services to 18 additional railway stations, strengthening revenue security and financial management across the division. With the expansion, cash pickup facility will now be available at 67 railway stations in Jammu Division. [] The post Jammu Div expands SBI Cash Pickup facility to 67 stations appeared first on Northlines .
BRS performed black magic to defame Congress: CM Revanth
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday, August 13, alleged that BRS leaders performed occult rituals like black magic to defame the Congress government. Addressing a public meeting here after laying foundation stone to Indiramma Houses Towers to be built under the governments housing scheme for poor, he said the Yellampally project on 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 .
CM Revanth warns deletion of 21 pc votes in Telangana SIR
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday, August 13, said that about 21 per cent of votes face deletion in Telangana during the SIR of the electoral roll process as his Congress party leaders at different levels failed to function with full responsibility. In a video conference of ruling Congress leaders on the 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 .
Parliament is losing the argument to the Smartphone
When Democracy shifts focus outside Parliament By K Raveendran Another session of Parliament has closed with an uncomfortable sense of dj vu. Repeated adjournments, slogan-shouting, demonstrations inside and outside the chambers and legislation moving through amid uproar have again raised the question of whether Parliament is performing the function for which representative democracy created [] The post Parliament is losing the argument to the Smartphone appeared first on Northlines .
Audience becoming more commercial and discerning By T N Ashok Indian cinema entered 2026 with a paradox. The theatrical business is producing extraordinary blockbusters at one end and equally spectacular failures at the other, while a large middle class of well-made, meaningful films struggles to find an audience. The lesson from 2025 and the [] The post Moment of Indian Cinemas Box-office reckoning has arrived appeared first on Northlines .
With Jammu becoming a significant metropolitan city, smart and efficient policing has become imperative to contain the avoidable crimes and have improved law and order situation. In this context, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has taken a meaningful public-friendly step by activating the National General Emergency Response System, Dial 112, across police stations in the [] The post One Number, Quick Help appeared first on Northlines .
Parliament adjourned sine die, with passage of
A Akhter / New Delhi Both the Houses of Parliament adjourned sine die today. The Monsoon session of Parliament, which began on the 20th of last month, concluded after having 19 sittings spread over 25 days. Several Bills including of national importance were passed during the monsoon session. The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) []
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman faced off against the opposition, decrying their disruptions in Parliament. She emphasized that those who uphold the Constitution should respect the Houses operations. Home Minister Amit Shah promised in-depth answers during forthcoming discussions. Meanwhile, the Tiranga Yatra initiative is drawing impressive crowds. Although 12 Bills were passed in the Monsoon Session, the debates were notably curtailed due to ongoing protests.
INDIA bloc to challenge MMDR Bill; govt accuses Oppn of 'running away'
Congress leaders said states ruled by the party and its INDIA bloc allies would challenge the mining law as a disruption-hit Monsoon Session ended on Thursday
Delhi govt notifies 20% horizontal quota for ex-Agniveers in prison department jobs
CAG finds 98% shortfall in Green India Mission forest cover targets, red-flags multiple lapses
However, Tamil Nadu has filed an additional affidavit in the Supreme Court on Thursday, arguing that Karnatakas release of water was never voluntary compliance.
China stopped Indian troops from patrolling in certain border areas in Arunachal: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi alleged China blocked Indian troops from patrolling in Arunachal Pradesh. He stated the government is attempting to conceal this significant border development. The Ministry of External Affairs previously called border issues with China most serious. China stated the border situation is generally stable at the moment. The Congress party demands Prime Minister Modi address the nation immediately.
Netaji statue 'vandalised' in Kolkata day after Bengal CM's warning over derogatory remarks
A statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in Kolkata was found vandalized. This incident occurred less than twenty-four hours after a stern warning from the Chief Minister. Police have initiated an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the damage. Local political workers expressed anger and demanded immediate arrests of the culprits. The West Bengal government also withdrew an award from a BJP MP for his remarks.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay writes to PM Modi, seeks permanent freeze on Lok Sabha strength at 543 seats
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister has urged the Prime Minister to permanently fix Lok Sabha seats. He also requested women's reservation implementation without linking it to delimitation. Southern states fear reduced representation after the upcoming delimitation exercise. This exercise is based on updated census data and could expand the Lok Sabha. The Chief Minister's actions highlight concerns over parliamentary representation and gender equality.
Nine surrendered and rehabilitated women naxalites walked the ramp at a fashion show in Raipur to commemorate the National Handloom Day on August 7
Opposition claims moral victory as Parliament monsoon session ends amid acrimony
Staff Reporter / New Delhi The four-week Monsoon Session of Parliament came to an end on a bitter note on Thursday with the INDIA bloc claiming a moral victory over the NDA government after it failed to concede the Oppositions demand for a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the alleged police attack []
Their public stances, actions, and key political associations unequivocally suggest that they act in close alignment with pro-Khalistani supporters and regional separatist interests
The BJP accused Rahul Gandhi of disrupting Parliament sessions. They alleged his ego and indiscipline caused significant taxpayer money wastage. The opposition repeatedly changed demands, preventing discussions on key issues. Parliament's Monsoon Session concluded amidst opposition protests and government accusations. The BJP stated democracy cannot function under such arrogance and self-importance.
ED exposes network of RPs and promoters laundering money via IBC
ED arrested Jitesh Gupta, a Resolution Professional in the insolvency resolution process of Homestead Infrastructure Development Pvt Ltd & Golden Peacock Residence Pvt Ltd
Real 'Sena' battle: 'Sin' of defection should not be rewarded, Uddhav camp tells SC
Are Upper Castes Turning Against BJP?
The recent bypoll defeats are a warning, not a rebellion against BJP. But the dissatisfaction is national.
The Trinamool Congress is gearing up to submit disqualification petitions targeted at rebel Lok Sabha MPs who have aligned themselves with the Nationalist Citizens Party of India. Following a political upheaval since June, the party has advocated for action. In response, the Speaker has allotted distinct seating for the dissenting MPs in the Lok Sabha, prompting the TMC to heighten its response by seeking intervention from the Supreme Court.
'PM Modi does not sleep at night, Shah disappeared': Rahul mocks BJP, says India expressing itself
Evening news wrap: Sukhbir Badal attacked in Nanded; Air India begins pilot drug testing, & more
Karnataka bandh against Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu loses momentum
A Karnataka bandh against Cauvery water release saw protests in Mandya and detentions elsewhere. Major cities like Bengaluru remained largely unaffected as support for the bandh withdrew. Activist Vatal Nagaraj was taken into preventive custody before planned protests could begin. Farmers protested in Mandya, carrying empty pots and horse gram to symbolize their plight. Many organizations offered moral support but did not participate in the shutdown.
Sukhbir Badal attack: 62-year-old Jaspal Singh arrested in Nanded, probe underway
Jaspal Singh was arrested for attacking Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal. The incident occurred at a gurdwara in Nanded, Maharashtra, on Thursday afternoon. Badal sustained a minor hand injury and received medical treatment after the attack. Security guards intervened, and one guard also sustained injuries during the altercation. Police are investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding this recent incident.
West Bengal withdraws Banga Bibhushan from BJP MP Ananta Maharaj
The West Bengal government has revoked the Banga Bibhushan award given to Ananta Maharaj. This action follows his controversial remarks describing Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose as a war criminal. The state government had previously honored the BJP Rajya Sabha MP with this prestigious award. This withdrawal intensifies the political friction between the state government and the BJP. Ananta Maharaj is a prominent Rajbanshi leader from north Bengal.
Madhya Pradesh will soon implement the Uniform Civil Code across the state. This law ensures equal application of laws for all citizens regardless of religion. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced this while participating in a Tiranga Yatra. The event celebrated patriotic fervor and showcased athletic performances on Bhoj Taal. The state aims to foster a spirit of equality and national unity.
Kerala to oppose Centre's MMDR Act amendments restricting state powers on mineral taxes
Kerala will oppose federal amendments to the Mines and Minerals Act. The state argues these changes erode constitutional powers and cause revenue losses. Federal legislation restricts states from levying taxes on mineral-bearing land. This move is seen as a significant encroachment on state fiscal autonomy. Kerala plans to register its protest and explore legal remedies.
Recently, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has stayed the recruitment of Pharmacy Officers and a selection process under the Punjab State Rural Livelihoods Mission (PSRLM).
Left AAP as I wasn't being heard, don't care about labels: Harbhajan
Harbhajan Singh explained his move from AAP to BJP citing unaddressed concerns within his former party. He felt his ideas for sports promotion were not heard by the Aam Aadmi Party leadership. Protests occurred at his home after he joined the Bharatiya Janata Party this April. Singh questioned AAP's unfulfilled promises regarding Punjab's significant drug abuse problem. He emphasised his commitment to India and Punjab's welfare above political discourse.
NHAI sets 10-minute response time for highway ambulances; 10,000 penalty for delay
NHAI, in its policy guidelines, further said that ambulances should bring accident victims to the nearest hospital within 1 hour from the time of ticket acceptance.
Govt was scared, rattled during Monsoon Session; oppn unity was on display: Congress
The Congress party stated the Modi government appeared scared and rattled during the recent Monsoon Session. Opposition unity was evident throughout the parliamentary proceedings, according to party leaders. Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah were largely absent from the session. Several proposed bills were deferred due to opposition pressure and scrutiny. The Congress highlighted five key achievements for the opposition during this session.
9 Indian fishers arrested by Sri Lankan Navy near Katchathevu
According to local fishers, out of more than 600 mechanised boats operating from Rameswaram, only over 300 ventured into the sea on August 12 due to persistent fears and issues caused by the Sri Lankan Navy
Rajya Sabha Chairman C P Radhakrishnan flags disruptions, says session productivity stood at 39%
Rajya Sabha Chairman C P Radhakrishnan voiced deep concern over session disruptions. Frequent disorder derailed the House's functioning and lost valuable working hours. Opposition parties raised issues like NEET paper leaks and temple donations. Despite disruptions, twelve bills were considered and passed by the House. Members were urged to uphold parliamentary dignity and responsibilities.
Rahul Gandhi avoids debate in Parliament, makes political statements on foreign soil: Pralhad Joshi
Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized Rahul Gandhi's parliamentary conduct. He stated Gandhi avoids debates and makes political statements abroad. The opposition demanded a discussion on paper leaks and a statement. The government agreed, but the Congress party chose to walk away. Joshi described the opposition's actions as a disservice to democracy.
Hyderabad:The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Telangana is grooming leaders in the Goshamahal constituency, with sitting MLA T Raja Singh in all likelihood not returning to its fold. Senior BJP leaders toldSiasat.comthat given how openly he has been criticising the state leadership, Raja Singh no longer has any support from within the party. While nothing 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 .
Sukhbir Badal's hand injured at Nanded Gurdwara: What we know so far about attack on SAD chief
Unhappy with being equated to the hospitality industry, healthcare associations are pointing to their layered costs and several compliances that add to their costs.
Sukhbir Singh Badal attacked inside Gurdwara in Maharashtra's Nanded, rushed to hospital
'12 bills passed, but Govt not satisfied with quality of discussion': Kiren Rijiju targets Oppn
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju stated Parliament passed twelve bills during the recent Monsoon Session. He expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of discussions and opposition's avoidance of debates. The Lok Sabha passed eleven bills without discussion, while one bill saw debate. Rijiju accused Congress MPs of reducing their parliamentary role to sloganeering and ruckus.
Serious irregularities have surfaced within Kerala Public Service Commission examinations and appointments. A Crime Branch investigation is underway into PSC examinations and government service appointments. The Chief Minister also addressed concerns regarding Lower Primary School Teacher vacancies and protests. Irregularities in the purchase and supply of ghee to Sabarimala temple are also being examined. The government is studying restructuring of the MEDISEP health insurance scheme for employees.
Karnataka Bandh explained: Why pro-Kannada groups are protesting Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu
Pro-Kannada groups called a 12-hour bandh in Karnataka on 13th August against releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. Police detained several protesters near the border, while essential services, schools, and public transport ensured life remained largely normal in Bengaluru.
INDIA bloc skips LS Speaker's tea party post sine die; Kharge, Sonia attend RS meet
Opposition parties boycotted the Lok Sabha Speaker's tea gathering following the House's adjournment. Some opposition leaders attended the Rajya Sabha Chairman's traditional tea party. Prime Minister Modi and senior ministers were present at the Lok Sabha event. Congress, Trinamool Congress, and Samajwadi Party leaders stayed away from the Lok Sabha.
BSP expels former UP minister Anant Kumar Mishra for 'anti-party' activities
Former Uttar Pradesh health minister Anant Kumar Mishra was expelled from the Bahujan Samaj Party. BSP chief Mayawati announced the expulsion due to alleged anti-party activities. Mishra had previously served as health minister in Mayawati's government. Party workers are urged to remain alert amid heated electoral atmosphere. They must work with dedication for the party's mission in upcoming elections.
Tamil Nadu govts maiden investment conclave attracts 67,452 cr from 97 companies
With these, cumulative investment commitments secured during the first 100 days of the new Tamil Nadu government has crossed 1 lakh crore
