In a firm stance just before the Budget Session, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has categorically ruled out any parliamentary discussion on the controversial VB-G RAM G law, stating the government ‘can’t reverse gear’ on its rural employment agenda.
After nearly two decades of negotiations, India and the European Union have finally concluded their landmark Free Trade Agreement. At the heart of this historic moment stands António Costa—nicknamed ‘Babush’—the EU Council President with deep ancestral ties to Goa. Here’s how his personal connection helped bridge continents.
In a stunning Republic Day move, Bareilly City Magistrate Alankar Agnihotri resigned, denouncing new UGC rules as a ‘black law’ that threatens social harmony and targets Brahmins, while also alleging he was held hostage by his superior.
A major political storm has erupted after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi allegedly refused to wear the traditional Assamese Gamosa at President Droupadi Murmu’s Republic Day reception, sparking fierce accusations from the BJP of insulting the entire Northeast region.
In a stark and unvarnished message, newly appointed NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has told European leaders that their dreams of military independence from the United States are just that—dreams. His blunt warning underscores a deep strategic reality facing the continent.
In a fiery confrontation at the United Nations, India has categorically rejected Pakistan’s account of Operation Sindoor, labeling it a ‘false and self-serving’ narrative driven by a ‘single-point agenda to harm India.’