India to clear Chinese investments ? China is not trustworthy and hence it is necessary to be extremely stringent and build pressure by passing an embargo on all its products. Patriots feel that it would be suicidal to approve Chinese investments instead of giving them the boot! New Delhi – After the increased tensions between … Read more
The Congress government in Puducherry lost the trust vote. Two more MLAs from the Congress-DMK coalition led by Chief Minister V. Narayan Swamy resigned reducing the government to a minority.
Congress party organised a ‘Jan Akrosh Rally’ in Saraikela Kharasawan district in Jharkhand in the support of farmer agitation. Even as women party members looked on, woman danced to a Bollywood song on stage during the ‘rally’.
Cardinal Robert Sarah was recently ‘allowed to retire’ from his post by Pope Francis. Cardinal Robert Sarah was the head of the Vatican’s liturgy department.
A petition was recently filed before the Madras High Court seeking directions to the Government to print the image of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on Indian currency.
Security arrangements are underway for the Kumbh Mela starting from 1st April. Despite this some saints feel insecure. President and General Secretary of the Akhil Bhartiya Akhara Parishad, with Y category security and 26 other saints have been provided security at their own expense by the government.
Swati Mohan, a NASA scientist of Indian descent, said that her Indian upbringing has a major contribution in the crucial role she played in the successful landing of NASA’s ‘Perseverance’ rover on Mars.
The Government has announced the dates of Rajayogi (Shahi) snan during the 2021 Kumbh Mela. As they have declared the MahaShivaratri Rajayogi snan to be a ‘normal snan’ day, the sanyasi community have expressed their displeasure against this decision.
For the last few days everyday life has been disrupted due to the heavy snowfall and snowstorms in the USA’s southern region. The snowstorms have paralyzed the power grids in Texas.
News from newspapers, news agencies and news channels around the world are shared on Google, Facebook and other digital forums in Australia. So Australia proposed a law which would make tech giants pay for news content shared on their platforms.