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Sarthak Sidhant, a teenager who investigated the CBSE OSM system and tenders, presented his findings to the Standing Committee on Education at Parliament. This development holds significance for the Modi government.
The Supreme Court of India has declined an urgent hearing on a plea seeking a CBI probe into the activities of the 'Cockroach Janta Party'. Chief Justice Surya Kant advised against taking the matter too sentimentally, despite the controversy surrounding the party.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited India to strengthen ties, meeting with Prime Minister Modi and extending an invitation for him to visit the White House.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition parties, particularly the Congress, for the defeat of the women's reservation bill, accusing them of 'female foeticide' and 'petty politics.' Opposition leaders, in turn, slammed Modi's address, calling it 'partisan' and a 'decoy.'
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh accused the Modi government of deliberately delaying a caste census, highlighting contradictory statements and past refusals by Prime Minister Modi regarding such demands.
Rahul Gandhi criticizes the BJP over the use of the term 'Vanvasi' for tribals and a US trade deal.
Ladakh leaders welcomed activist Sonam Wangchuk's release, but civil society groups continue to protest for constitutional safeguards and demand the freedom of two more individuals. A planned March 16 shutdown will proceed as activists explain the reasons behind the ongoing agitation.
Manish Sisodia, in Jammu, criticized the Modi government, alleging it is normalizing the jailing of individuals like Wangchuk and Kejriwal on 'bogus charges'.
Blasts India’s 'disturbing silence' over Khamenei’s killing as abdication of principle
Rahul Gandhi met with students and criticized the government amidst the ongoing CBSE exam controversy, issuing a 'beware of pickpockets' warning. His comments highlight concerns about the integrity of the examination system.
India experienced its fourth fuel price hike in just 10 days, leading to widespread criticism from the opposition and demands for a rollback. The government cited global factors and potential revenue loss, while opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi slammed the Centre for the rising inflation.
A major controversy arose during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official visit to the Netherlands, specifically during a press briefing in The Hague, where his government's tightly controlled script came under Dutch journalistic scrutiny.
RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale, speaking at Stanford, asserted that invaders destroyed India's scientific heritage and credited the Modi government with efforts to revive it.
The International Monetary Fund is developing scenarios for countries that may require financial support due to the prolonged Middle East conflict. Spain has approved a €5 billion package including energy tax cuts, while the Philippines has confirmed sufficient crude oil supply and is considering suspending or reducing petroleum excise taxes. India has also cut excise duty on petrol and diesel, a move expected to lead to a ₹7,000 crore revenue loss in 15 days, while providing respite to oil companies and shielding consumers. Additionally, Poland's parliamentary committee has positively reviewed bills for fuel price reductions.
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government's economic strategy, warning of impending inflation and predicting hikes in petrol and LPG prices after the elections, linking it to the West Asia conflict.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Om Birla as an 'excellent Speaker' of the Lok Sabha, praising his impartiality and leadership ahead of a no-confidence motion.
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticized PM Modi for his handling of the Middle East crisis, accusing him of undermining India's strategic interests.
When the targeted killing of a foreign leader draws no clear defence of sovereignty or international law from our country and impartiality is abandoned, it raises serious doubts about the direction and credibility of our foreign policy, says Sonia Gandhi said in her article.
Delays in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) have drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties, including Arvind Kejriwal, who questioned the Modi government's competence. This incident follows previous controversies surrounding the NEET and CBSE exams, leading to calls for an 'educated PM'.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders have criticized Rahul Gandhi for his remark that the 'Modi govt will fall in the next one year,' accusing him and the Congress party of attempting to create anarchy and harboring hate for India.
The Congress party alleges that the Modi government is in 'damage control mode' following Rahul Gandhi's visit to Nicobar, suggesting the visit has rattled the administration.
A conflict has emerged between the Modi government and various Hindu organizations concerning the control of temples, with specific reference to the Sabarimala issue.
Raut updates English version of his book, ‘Unlikely Paradise’; writes on “actions of Enforcement Directorate (ED) that earned it moniker of a BJP ‘shakha’"
Has the PM used his much-claimed friendship with the US president and the Israeli PM to bring about a cease-fire? The answer is NO, says Congress leader Jairam Ramesh in a post on X
The Modi government in India has unveiled a plan to provide modern housing to thousands of government employees across seven colonies, encompassing 21,000 homes.
‘Unacceptable cowardice’: Indians slam Modi govt’s silence over US attack on Iranian ship PressTV
Congress questioned India's silence on the killing of senior leaders of the Iranian regime.