Senior Congress leaders have strongly criticized the Karnataka government’s recent spate of demolitions, calling the actions ‘alarming’ and ‘politically motivated.’ The party says vulnerable communities are being disproportionately affected—raising questions about urban planning and political intent.
A heated protest outside Jammu Lok Bhavan has ignited a fierce debate over medical admissions after 42 out of 50 MBBS seats at SMVDIME went to Muslim candidates. Hindu groups are demanding religion-based reservations—but critics warn this undermines merit and secular education policy.
A peaceful protest by Indian and Bangladeshi Hindus outside the Bangladesh High Commission in London turned tense when Khalistani activists arrived in support of Bangladesh—sparking a dramatic standoff over recent anti-Hindu lynchings.
The Kashmir political landscape is shaken by the ‘Mirwaiz bio controversy.’ Sajad Lone has slammed Mirwaiz Umar Farooq’s removal of his ‘Hurriyat Chairman’ title from his X profile as a ‘surrender for protocol.’ But Mirwaiz claims he was left with no choice. Who’s telling the truth?
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.