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‘Constitutional monstrosity’: P Chidambaram attacks One Nation, One Election Bill
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram argued against simultaneous elections in 2029. He stated the proposed legislation violates constitutional basics and federal democracy principles. Chidambaram believes the bill's text prevents elections in 2029, which he sees as fortunate. The parliamentary committee received suggestions to define grounds for deferring state polls. Opposition parties plan a nationwide campaign against the "constitutional monstrosity" legislation.
10 years of UPI: PM Modi hails India’s digital payments milestone and massive reach
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked ten years of the Unified Payments Interface, a transformative digital payment system that has reshaped financial transactions in India. UPI facilitates seamless bank-to-bank transfers via mobile, showcasing the country's commitment to digital finance. Citizens are urged to recount their journeys with the platform, celebrating its remarkable impact on everyday transactions.
Three Bambiha gang fugitives wanted for cross-border arms, narco-trafficking deported from Malaysia: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday (August 24) said three fugitive gangsters linked to the Bambiha Gang, wanted for multiple crimes including extortion, cross-border arms and narco-trafficking, have been deported from Malaysia. He said that the fugitives, namely Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh and Pawandeep Singh, have been apprehended and brought to India.
Shivraj Singh seeks seers' support on 'One Nation, One Election', says frequent polls block progress
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has appealed to seers of Haridwar to spread awareness about One Nation, One Election (ONOE). Singh, who has repeatedly spoken in favour of One Nation, One Election, described frequent elections as a hindrance to development. Appealing to saints in Haridwar, he said that One Nation, One Election is essential for a developed India.
Leg-length gap forces para table tennis champion to halve training
Kunal Arora, a dedicated para table tennis player, contends with mobility challenges due to uneven leg lengths. Dreaming of global competition, he seeks a prosthetic extension recommended by doctors, yet its hefty price of over two lakh rupees poses a financial burden on his family. Despite these challenges, Arora has proudly earned numerous medals for India and aspires for sponsorship to support his training for significant competitions.
Where is Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed? Former NIA DG makes these shocking revelations
Where is India's most wanted terrorist and Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed? According to Former NIA DG Yogesh Chander Modi, "Hafiz Saeed is protected by the Pakistani ISI and the Pakistani government." In an interview, YC Modi said, "Hafiz Saeed is supposedly in preventive custody, but despite that, he goes everywhere. His enhanced security cordon is managed by Pakistani rangers and Special Service Group (SSG) commandos. America has its own bonafide intentions, due to which America does not do anything even after knowing that he is an international terrorist."
‘Impressed by their energy & ambition’: PM Modi meets India’s space startups on National Space Day
Prime Minister Modi met with India's space startups, praising their ambition and energy. National Space Day celebrates Chandrayaan-3's successful landing on the Moon's south pole. This achievement marks India's significant progress in space exploration and scientific innovation. ISRO Chairman Narayanan recalled humble beginnings and highlighted global data sharing. The day aims to inspire greater interest in science and technology for all.
'Can't expect neighbours to only do...': Jaishankar on Bangladesh ties amid Hasina extradition row
External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr S Jaishankar believes that the relationship between India and Bangladesh can work if it meets the test of "mutual interest", even as he asserted that one cannot always expects its neighbours to "only do" what is in their interest. His remarks comes amid speculations of Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's India visit.
Anti-reservation protests: Chirag Paswan says govt will engage if demands presented systematically
Union minister Chirag Paswan has signaled that the government plans to engage with the anti-reservation protesters who have rallied at Jantar Mantar. These protesters are advocating for an economic basis for reservations rather than a caste-based system. Paswan noted the existing 10 percent reservation for economically weaker sections and criticized the Congress for their protests outside a police station. Tejashwi Yadav’s backing of students' protests aligns with his political stance.
CJI Surya Kant proposes ‘Nyaya Setu’ for seamless implementation of verdicts in BRICS+ countries
Chief Justice Surya Kant proposed 'Nyaya Setu' for the BRICS+ bloc. This initiative aims for seamless exchange of highest court judgments among member nations. A judicial fellowship will allow young judges to learn best practices from partner countries. This shared jurisprudence repository will connect eleven legal traditions for mutual benefit. The proposal emphasizes building bridges of trust and fostering economic growth through justice.
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