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Important meeting in Delhi regarding Bihar seat sharing, 25 seats discussed

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New Delhi:  The Election Commission has announced the dates for the Bihar elections, but the issue of seat sharing between the Grand Alliance and the NDA remains unresolved. The Congress party has called an important meeting on Wednesday regarding seat sharing. Congress leader Ajay Maken and other leaders attended the meeting. It is reported that during the meeting, 25 seats in Bihar were discussed and the names of candidates for these seats were finalized. Congress sources say that the meeting was held in response to the confusion in Bihar regarding seat…

Operation Sindoor foils Jaish-e-Mohammed’s new tactic, now using women as weapons

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New Delhi:  Attempts to destabilize India from across the border continue. After Operation Sindoor, India’s operation following the Pahalgam terror attack, crippled the backbone of terrorists based in Pakistan. These same terrorist organizations are now resorting to new tactics to further destabilize the country. The terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed is now forming a special women’s brigade, named Jamaat al-Muminat. Sources say this group has been active since 2024 and aims to brainwash women and recruit them into its network. This brigade has been created as the women’s wing of Jaish, conducting psychological…

Kerala Scrap Merchants Association Organises Assembly March

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Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Scrap Merchants Association (KSMA), an organization representing key participants in the state’s solid waste management process, organized an Assembly March today, October 8, demanding job protection and complete exemption of scrap materials from taxation, among other demands. The march was taken out to draw the government’s attention to the rights necessary for the survival of this sector, which enables the collection and processing of scrap materials. The job protection rally, which began at 10 a.m. from PutharikandamMaidan in Thiruvananthapuram, was inaugurated by KSMA State President Muhammad Asif.…

Supreme Court takes serious note of deaths of innocent children due to cough syrup, PIL to be heard tomorrow

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Bhopal:  The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Public Interest Litigation filed in the case of death of children due to consuming cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The court has decided to hear the petition on Friday seeking investigation and systemic reforms in the drug safety mechanism. The bench comprising Chief Justice B.R. Gavai, Justice Ujjwal Bhuyan and Justice K. Vinod Chandran, while considering the arguments of advocate and petitioner Vishal Tiwari, said that the matter is serious and deserves immediate hearing. The petition requests a court-monitored…

SCBA takes action against Rakesh Kishore for throwing shoe at CJI, terminates his membership

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New Delhi:  The Supreme Court Bar Association on Thursday announced the immediate termination of Rakesh Kishore’s membership. Kishore had attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai in the courtroom. During the incident, he also shouted the slogan “We will not tolerate any insult to Sanatan Dharma.” This is considered extremely serious from the point of view of the security and decorum of the court. The SCBA stated that Kishore’s highly inappropriate, disorderly, and exaggerated behavior was a direct attack on judicial independence. The Bar Association considered this…

Foreign dependence is India’s biggest enemy: PM Modi

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Bhavnagar (Gujarat): Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Bhavnagar on Saturday on his Gujarat tour. He held a grand road show and inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for projects worth over ₹34,200 crore under the “Sea to Prosperity” program. Addressing the public gathering, PM Modi said that India must become self-reliant to become a developed nation. He said, “We don’t have a major enemy in the world, but if we do have a true enemy, it’s our foreign dependence. The greater the dependence, the greater the failure. Whether it’s…

Abdullah Azam’s role crucial before big decision, rumours of him leaving SP

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Lucknow: Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Azam Khan, who is lodged in Sitapur jail, has been granted bail by the Allahabad High Court. However, the Special MP-MLA Court in Rampur has added three new sections against him in the Enemy Property case, which could delay his release from jail. Meanwhile, reports of discord between the Azam Khan family and SP President Akhilesh Yadav are circulating. According to sources, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi recently spoke with the Azam Khan family over the phone. Furthermore, leaders from the BSP and other political parties are…

Owaisi’s political stature grows, India Bloc decides to distance itself, could change the game in Bihar elections

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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi’s party has announced its candidates for the Bihar Assembly elections in 2025. In 2020, Owaisi’s party surprised everyone by winning five seats in Seemanchal, although four MLAs defected to the RJD. Owaisi claimed that he had approached India Bloc three times and offered to contest six seats, without demanding ministerial positions. Despite this, the RJD refused to include him in the alliance, calling him a “B-team.” Taking aim at Tejashwi Yadav, Owaisi said that when four of his MLAs joined RJD, there was no objection, but…

Expansion of Machinery Expo is a testament to industrial growth: Minister P Rajeev

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Kochi: The expansion of the Machinery Expo is proof that the industry is expanding and modernizing, said Industries, Law and Coir Minister P Rajeev. New machinery is needed in line with industrial development. The aim of the expo is to introduce it to everyone. He was inaugurating the 7th Machinery Expo organized by the State Industries and Commerce Department at the KINFRA International Exhibition Center in Kakkanad. The government has taken many positive steps to expand the industry. The necessary steps are being taken to attract investment and are being…

India gives major relief to Maldives, extends deadline for repayment of $50 million loan

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Male: India has extended the US$50 million government bond of Maldives as emergency financial assistance for another year, the Indian High Commission said on Thursday. The repayment deadline for the US$50 million Treasury Bill (T-Bill) has been extended once again “at the request of the Maldives government”, the Indian High Commission said in a statement. “The Government of India has been providing Maldives with the facility to subscribe to a number of such Treasury Bills through the State Bank of India (SBI) since March 2019 and extending them annually, interest-free,”…