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Last week, Udhayanidhi Stalin said he would never apologise for making the controversial remark. Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has extended Deepavali greetings to those “who have faith”, prompting the BJP to make a sarcastic remark against him. In a rare departure from DMK’s traditions, Stalin extended his greetings to supporters for the party’s platinum jubilee celebrations. “I extend my greetings on our (DMK) platinum jubilee celebrations; Deepa oli thirunal greetings to those having belief and celebrating it,” he said. Reacting to the gesture, BJP leader Narayanan Thirupathi took a swipe at Udhayanidhi. “…for those who don’t have…

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At least nine people were injured in a stampede after rush among passengers boarding a Gorakhpur-bound train at the Bandra railway station in Mumbai Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray on Sunday hit out at railways minister Ashwini Vaishnaw after nine people were injured during a stampede at Mumbai’s Bandra railway station. “Wish the reel minister was a rail minister for once. The incident at Bandra only reflects how incapable the current Railways Minister is. The bjp has made Ashwini Vaishnav ji, a prabhari for bjp Maharashtra for elections, but every week there are some incidents and accidents that occur…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi explained the modus operandi of those involved in defrauding people employing the ‘digital arrest’ method. Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned the nation on Sunday against the ‘digital arrest’ fraud, saying no government agencies threaten people over the phone and demand money. Addressing the nation in the 115th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi explained the modus operandi of those involved in defrauding people employing the ‘digital arrest’ method. “…Under digital arrest fraud, callers portray themselves as police, CBI, RBI or narcotics officials, and they confidently talk. People asked me to talk about this…

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On November 26, 2008, 10 terrorists belonging to Pakistan-sponsored Lashkar-e-Toiba carried out attacks in Mumbai, killing 166 people and injuring more than 300. External affairs minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on Sunday said there was no response from the Indian side after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008. “We should not have a repeat of what happened in Mumbai. That there was a terror attack and there was no response. Mumbai is a symbol of counter-terrorism for India and the world,”the minister. When India was a member of the UN Security Council, it was chairing the counter-terrorism committee. We held the…

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It was a moment that captured the heartbreak perfectly – Virat Kohli standing there, hands on his head, watching helplessly as Rishabh Pant trudged back to the pavilion after a disastrous run-out. The scene at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune told the story of India’s collapsing hopes in their ambitious chase of 359. The day had started with such promise, especially with young Yashasvi Jaiswal lighting up the ground with his explosive batting. But cricket, as they say, is a game of glorious uncertainties. Mitchell Santner, the Kiwi spinner, had other plans as he turned the match on…

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In what turned out to be one of the most anticipated podcast episodes of the year, Former President Donald Trump sat down with Joe Rogan at his Austin studio on Friday for a marathon three-hour conversation. What followed wasn’t just compelling content – it was a perfect example of how quickly social media can turn a technical glitch into a controversy. The conversation itself was significant enough to cause Trump to delay his campaign speech in Traverse City, Michigan, as the two delved into wide-ranging discussions about culture and politics. For many followers of “The Joe Rogan Experience” (JRE), this…

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In a dramatic turn of events that highlights both political theatrics and environmental concerns, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva found himself in the hospital after taking a protest dip in the notoriously polluted Yamuna River. What started as a political statement quickly turned into a health concern, as Sachdeva developed skin rashes and breathing difficulties following his Thursday demonstration near ITO. The incident has sparked a heated debate about the state of Delhi’s iconic river and the accountability for its cleanup. Doctors at RML Hospital examined Sachdeva and prescribed a three-day course of medication to treat his symptoms, underscoring the…

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The political temperature in Delhi has risen significantly following claims of a security breach during Arvind Kejriwal’s street campaign in Vikaspuri. What began as a routine ‘padyatra’ in West Delhi has evolved into a serious political confrontation, with allegations of orchestrated violence and counter-claims of manufactured drama. During a tense press conference on Saturday, Sanjay Singh, a close ally of Kejriwal and Rajya Sabha member, painted a disturbing picture of the incident. “This wasn’t just a random occurrence,” Singh asserted, his voice carrying both anger and concern. “The way police stood by during the attack points to something much more…

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The political atmosphere in Maharashtra has grown increasingly charged as serious allegations of attempted MLA-buying have surfaced just weeks before the crucial November 20 state elections. In a dramatic press conference on Saturday, Congress state leader Ramesh Chennithala dropped a political bombshell, claiming that two of their legislators had been offered “crores of rupees” to switch allegiance to Ajit Pawar’s faction of the NCP. “This isn’t just about party politics anymore,” Chennithala declared, his voice carrying clear notes of indignation. “When MLAs are being offered massive sums to switch sides, it becomes a criminal matter under the anti-defection law. Why…

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In a powerful display of solidarity and determination, Bangladesh’s Hindu community made history Friday as thousands gathered at Laldighi Maidan, Chittagong’s historic grounds, demanding enhanced rights and protection. The rally, organized by the Sanatan Jagran Manch, marks one of the most significant minority demonstrations since the political transition in August. The atmosphere was charged with purpose as community leaders presented eight comprehensive demands to the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus. Among their key requirements is the establishment of a specialized tribunal to address crimes against minorities – a response to the reported increase in incidents of vandalism, looting, and…

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