Indian intelligence agency involved in the killings in Pakistan : The Guardian
It is worth pointing out that this western block is indirectly supporting the Jihadi and Khalistani terrorists.
The Supreme Court orders Election Commission to count all VVPAT receipts at each polling station
When a voter casts their vote through the EVM, their ballot is collected in the VVPAT.
India objects to USA’s remarks over Kejriwal’s arrest
Before the US, Germany had also expressed similar anti-India reaction. India had strongly objected to that too.
Pakistani Hindus will now be able to breathe in open air : Former Pakistani Cricketer Danish Kaneria
Renowned American singer Mary Millben expressed her support for the law.
Every criticism of the Government cannot be a crime : Supreme Court
While hearing a petition filed in the Bombay High Court against this action in April 2023, the HC refused to quash the FIR.
For the first time, the ruling Democratic Party to devote a special page for Hindus in its manifesto
The Democratic Party used to have independent pages for followers of other religions, such as Muslims and Jews. There are approximately 30 lakh Hindu voters in the USA.
President-elect Lai Ching-te’s victory in Taiwan is very important for India
‘People will be included in our Government on the basis of merit rather than party interests. Thus, challenges can be effectively addressed, Lai said.
Dynastic politics caused immense harm to the country – PM Narendra Modi
One can serve the nation even through the medium of politics. The greater the participation of youth in democracy, the better will be the future of our nation.
Supreme Court grants permission to RSS route march in Tamil Nadu
The Supreme Court allowed RSS to hold the route march on 19th and 26th November in Tamil Nadu.
Lifetime ban proposed for convicted leaders from contesting elections
The Supreme Court-appointed amicus curiae, Vijay Hansaria, has submitted his 19th report to Supreme Court on a plea seeking lifetime ban on convicted leaders from contesting elections.