Union Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has hit back at Congress allegations, asserting that the newly launched VB-G RAM G Act is not a dilution—but a true embodiment—of Mahatma Gandhi’s vision for rural India, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and tangible benefits for the rural poor.
In a rare display of internal course correction, the Congress party revised its official resolution on Bangladesh’s political unrest after Shashi Tharoor objected to language that directly blamed the Indian government. The episode reveals deeper debates within the party on foreign policy messaging and diplomatic nuance.
In a bombshell move during a Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, senior leader Digvijaya Singh openly lauded the RSS-BJP’s organizational discipline—citing PM Modi’s grassroots rise—as a model the Congress must emulate. The remarks ignited fierce internal debate and gave the BJP fresh ammunition to attack Rahul Gandhi’s leadership.
An indefinite strike by government doctors has brought non-emergency healthcare in Himachal Pradesh to a standstill. The protest, sparked by the termination of a colleague over a patient assault case, is causing widespread public distress and raises critical questions about justice and healthcare infrastructure.
A 25-year-old Bangladeshi man, Rayhan Kabir, was arrested in West Bengal after illegally crossing the India-Bangladesh border claiming he wanted to meet a woman he met on social media. Locals grew suspicious, leading to his detention and a 14-day judicial remand.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has fiercely rejected Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s ‘North Indian bulldozer justice’ remark, defending Bengaluru’s eviction drive as a lawful crackdown on illegal land encroachments—not political vendetta.