Omar Abdullah

They Can’t Handle What They Already Have: Omar Abdullah Snaps Back at PAK PM Over Kashmir Remark

National Conference leader and former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has strongly responded to remarks made by Pakistan’s Prime Minister regarding Kashmir. Abdullah asserted that Pakistan should first focus on managing its own internal challenges before commenting on India’s affairs, stating bluntly: “They can’t handle what they already have.” His sharp rebuttal has…

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Mallikarjun Kharge

PM Modi Doesn’t Have Courage to Answer Questions Posed to Him: Mallikarjun Kharge

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that the PM “does not have the courage to answer questions posed to him.” Kharge’s remarks came during a press briefing where he criticized the government’s handling of key national issues and accused Modi of avoiding accountability in Parliament. Background…

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Priyanka Chaturvedi

India-US Trade Deal Is an ‘Order’ from Washington: Priyanka Chaturvedi

The recently announced India-US interim trade deal, which reduces tariffs to 18% and resets economic relations between the two nations, has sparked political debate in India. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Priyanka Chaturvedi has sharply criticized the agreement, calling it an “order from Washington” rather than a mutually negotiated deal. Her remarks highlight concerns about sovereignty,…

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SIR

‘Software Doesn’t Understand…’: EC Officials Admit to Software Glitches During SIR in West Bengal, Report Says

The Election Commission (EC) has come under scrutiny after officials admitted to software glitches during the Scrutiny of Inspection Reports (SIR) in West Bengal. According to reports, EC officials acknowledged that the software used for managing electoral data and inspection reports failed to interpret certain inputs correctly, leading to confusion and delays in the verification…

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Prashant Kishor

Cancel Bihar Election Results: Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party Moves Court Over Rs. 10,000 Cash

The political landscape of Bihar has been jolted by a dramatic development as Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party has approached the court demanding the cancellation of the recently declared election results. The party alleges widespread malpractice, specifically pointing to the distribution of Rs. 10,000 cash per voter, which they claim influenced the outcome of the…

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Ajit Pawar

After Ajit Pawar’s Death in Baramati Crash, Technical Snag Found in Chopper That Was to Fly Maharashtra Minister Pankaja Munde

The tragic death of Ajit Pawar in a Baramati crash has sent shockwaves across Maharashtra’s political landscape. In a chilling follow-up, reports have emerged that a technical snag was discovered in a helicopter scheduled to fly Maharashtra minister Pankaja Munde, raising serious concerns about aviation safety protocols and the maintenance of VIP transport facilities. The…

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US Trade Deal

‘The Usual Stance’: Govt Source Sets the Record Straight on Agri, Dairy in India-US Trade Deal

The recently concluded India-US trade deal has generated significant discussion across political, economic, and social platforms. While the agreement is being hailed as a landmark step in strengthening bilateral ties, questions have arisen regarding the inclusion of agriculture and dairy sectors. A senior government source has clarified that India has maintained its “usual stance” on…

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CM Omar

CM Omar Welcomes Railway Ministry’s Decision to Halt Three Projects in J-K

In a significant development for Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has welcomed the Railway Ministry’s decision to halt three ongoing projects in the region, citing the move as a step toward reassessing priorities and ensuring sustainable development. The announcement has sparked debate across political, economic, and social circles, with stakeholders weighing the implications…

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Chicken’s Neck

Amid Threats to ‘Chicken’s Neck’, India to Take Rail Corridor Underground

India is planning to take a crucial rail corridor underground in the strategically sensitive Siliguri Corridor, popularly known as the “chicken’s neck”, amid rising security concerns. This narrow stretch of land in West Bengal connects mainland India to its northeastern states and is considered one of the most vulnerable geopolitical chokepoints in South Asia. Strategic…

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