Previous Govts Ignored Deserving Leaders: PM Modi Slams Opposition Parties

Hitting out at opposition parties, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that his government was trying to rectify the “mistakes” of the previous ruling parties, which did not honour deserving warriors and leaders. His comments came when he was laying the foundation stone for a statue of warrior king Suheldev of Shravasti in Uttar […]
R-Day Violence: Delhi Police Announces Cash Reward Of Rs 1 Lakh On Deep Sidhu, 3 Others

The Delhi Police on Wednesday announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for anyone who would provide information on actor Deep Sidhu, his two associates, and Jugraj Singh. Sidhu and Singh have been accused of hoisting the Nishan Sahib, a flag sacred to Sikhs, at the Red Fort during the farmers’ protest on Republic […]
India Records 94 Deaths, 8,635 Fresh Cases In 24 hours – Lowest Daily Rise In 8 Months

With 8,635 fresh Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, India recorded the lowest single-day rise in its tally in nearly eight months, the government data this morning showed. The daily deaths fell below 100 after almost nine months. The country’s Covid-19 tally stands at 1,07,66,245 and the death toll increased to 1,54,486 with 94 […]
Farmer Who Died Returned From Australia, Family Unaware He Was In Delhi

The protesting farmer who died after his tractor overturned at Central Delhi’s ITO during the Republic Day’s tractor rally on Tuesday, had recently returned from Australia where he was studying. According to officials, his family had no idea that he had joined the protesters at the Delhi borders. The deceased has been identified as Navreet […]
Farmers break through barricades at Singhu, Tikri ahead of time

In violation of an agreement with authorities on the timing of the ‘Tractor Rally’ to be taken out after the Republic Day parade, a section of farmers at Singhu and Tikri borders on Tuesday morning broke through barricades and entered Delhi ahead of the agreed time. Thousands of farmers marched into the national capital on […]
Mumbai Police Refuse Permission To Farmers’ Rally To Raj Bhavan

Outside the Azad Maidan ground, Mumbai police have made stringent security restrictions at the farmers’ rally venue as unions plan to march towards Raj Bhavan to register their protest against the new farm laws, a senior police official said on Monday. Thousands of farmers have responded to a call by All India Kisan Sabha’s (AIKS) […]
Centre asks farmers to reconsider offer of holding laws for 18 months

The Centre on Friday asked protesting farmers’ unions to reconsider its offer of suspending the three contentious agri laws for 12 to 18 months but they stood firm on their grounds, asking for complete repeal of the Acts. The farmers’ unions are meeting with three central ministers for the 11th round of talks to solve […]
Government On Backfoot: Farmer Unions

A day after the Union government expressed its willingness to suspend the three new farm laws for up to 18 months, farmer union leaders say that the government has relented under pressure from the protests, which has been going on for over 50 days at the Delhi borders. The leaders also said that they are […]
Leaking Military Info An Act Of Treason, Those Involved Should Be Punished: Cong On Arnabgate

In a strongly-worded statement, senior Congress leader AK Antony on Wednesday said, leaking official secrets and information regarding any kind of military operation is an act of treason and those involved must be punished. “Leaking of official secret of military operations is a national security matter and is treason. Whoever is party to this leakage […]
JP Nadda Hits Out At Rahul Gandhi, Accuses Cong Of Having Links To Chinese Communist Party

BJP chief JP Nadda hit out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after the latter questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi on national security after reports emerged claiming that China has built a village in Arunachal Pradesh. “Remember his promise?” Rahul asked while apparently quoting one of Modi’s earlier comments when the PM said that he “will […]