Delhi Excise Policy Case: Kejriwal Skips Again And It Is Third ED Summons
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday wrote to the Enforcement Directorate that he will skip the third summons in the Delhi excise policy case after his party termed the probe agency notice “illegal”. Read more at: https://www.firstpost.com/india/delhi-excise-policy-case-kejriwal-skips-third-ed-summons-bjp-says-delhi-cm-has-something-to-hide-13569842.html Read More
‘They Have Spoilt The Careers Of Lakhs’: Junior Wrestlers Protest Against Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik And Vinesh Phogat
The crisis in Indian wrestling took a fresh turn on Wednesday when hundreds of junior wrestlers from different parts of the country congregated at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to protest against the loss of time of their careers. The grapplers blamed Bajrang Punia, Sakshi… Read More
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500,000 ‘Illegal’ Immigrants, Mostly Afghan, Repatriated From Pakistan
Pakistan’s Interior Ministry has informed the Senate or upper house of Parliament, that more than 500,000 illegal immigrants have already been repatriated from the country as part of the government’s deportation drive. The Ministry revealed the data response to queries raised by Senator Mohsin Aziz… Read More
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Why Thrissur Matters For BJP’s Inroads Into Kerala
All eyes are on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Thrissur today (3 January), where he will have a 1-kilometre-long roadshow and address two lakh women as part of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) Stree Shakti Modikkoppam Mahila Sangamam programme. The Prime Minister's visit also… Read More
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Eradicating Kuki Militancy In Manipur Must Now Be A Priority For The Modi Government
Manipur is on the boil once again with combative Kuki militants launching multiple attacks over the last four days on security forces at the strategically-located Moreh along the India-Myanmar border. Kuki militants, suspected to be from Myanmar, attacked Manipur Police commandos on Saturday (30 December)… Read More
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‘Godhra-like Incident Can Take Place In Karnataka’: Congress Leader BK Hariprasad Over Consecration Ceremony In Ayodhya
With the consecration ceremony of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya fast approaching, the Congress party, which is still ambiguous about its stance on the temple, found itself mired in a controversy after Karnataka leader BK Hariprasad warned of ‘Godhra-like incident’ in the state ahead of the… Read More
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Rambhakti A Crime? Kar Sevak Jailed During Mulayam Singh Govt Has A Prized Jail Certificate Saying So
As the date for the opening ceremony of the Grand Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is nearing, people are recounting the sacrifices millions of Hindus made to make it possible. When the Ram Mandir movement was at its peak towards the end of the 1980s, the… Read More
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Despite facing persecution elsewhere in world, Muslims living happily in India: PM Modi
“Despite facing persecution elsewhere in the world, Muslims have found a safe haven in India, living happily and prospering,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an interview when he was asked about what future the Muslim minority has in India. In an interview to Financial… Read More
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Journo Saba Naqvi Dismisses Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha As “Bakwaas”; Says There Are Bigger Issues Like ‘Gaza War”
In a recent panel discussion on the YouTube channel ‘Satya Hindi,’ journalist-turned-panelist Saba Naqvi introduced a new election conspiracy theory. She asserted that names of Muslim voters are mysteriously disappearing, contributing to the Congress party’s indecision on accepting or rejecting an invitation to the Ayodhya… Read More
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Kerala: Orthodox Church Priest, 47 Christian Families Join BJP In Pathanamthitta
In a significant development, Fr. Shaiju Kurien, Secretary of Nilackal Orthodox Church, along with 47 Christian families, formally joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during the Christmas Sneha Sangamam event organised by the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on December 30. The event, inaugurated by… Read More
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