Category: Politics
Kartavya Bhavan Opens: PM Modi Unveils New Secretariat Hub on Kartavya Path
PM Modi has opened Kartavya Bhavan, the first building of the Common Central Secretariat under the Central Vista overhaul. Ministries like Home Affairs and External Affairs move in, ending decades at their old addresses. The project aims to modernize governance, cut rental costs, and centralize decision-making.
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Vande Bharat Express Connects Kashmir: A New Era for Integration and Identity
The Vande Bharat Express now links Kashmir to the rest of India, moving the region from isolation towards national integration. Symbolic bridges and rising nationalist movements at home and abroad echo this change, signaling the end of separatist dominance and a shift toward unity.
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Bharat Bandh on July 9: Massive Nationwide Strike Set to Disrupt Banks, Transport and Schools
On July 9, 2025, a massive Bharat Bandh is expected as over 25 crore workers and farmers protest pro-corporate government policies. Major banks, schools, public transport, and several services could see disruptions with planned rallies and demonstrations across the country.
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Bharat Bandh on July 9: Major Trade Union BMS Pulls Out, Calling Strike a Political Move
The upcoming Bharat Bandh on July 9, 2025, sees a major shift as the BMS, a large trade union, steps back, calling the strike politically motivated. With key sectors set to be disrupted by participating unions and farmers, the BMS's absence may dampen the overall impact.
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Trump Threatens to Strip Musk's Federal Subsidies, Raises Stakes in Political Showdown
Donald Trump amped up his clash with Elon Musk by threatening to yank federal support from Tesla and SpaceX, even suggesting Musk might 'head back home.' The spat follows Musk's fierce criticism of the Republican bill that dropped electric vehicle backing. The dispute exposes deepening political rifts and signals big trouble for their former alliance.
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Supreme Court Orders SIT Probe Over Controversial Remarks by MP Minister Vijay Shah Against Col Sofiya Qureshi
India's Supreme Court has ordered a Special Investigation Team to probe Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah's comments targeting Col Sofiya Qureshi, after rejecting his apology. The SIT, led by senior IPS officers from outside the state, must submit its findings by May 28, 2025. Shah's arrest is on hold, but the court is keeping a close watch.
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BJP's Focused Push Pays Off in Delhi: Dalit-Dominated Seats See Shift in 2025 Election
BJP shook up Delhi's 2025 election game by zeroing in on 30 Dalit-majority seats with a ground-up outreach. Using targeted booth work and welfare pledges, they stole key constituencies from AAP, signaling a real change in Dalit voting patterns after 2024.
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Rahul Gandhi's Amethi Visit Draws Raucous Support and Heated Poster Row
Rahul Gandhi's return to Amethi set off both fervent celebrations by Congress supporters and angry protests from BJP groups over controversial posters. While Gandhi focused on local development projects, the visit put a spotlight on deep political divides and the symbolic value of Amethi for the Congress party.
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Disruptions and Debates: Navigating the 2024 Parliament Winter Session
The 2024 Winter Session of Parliament, marred by disruptions, struggled with legislative progress as Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha operated at low productivity levels. Only the Bharatiya Vayuyan Vidheyak, addressing civil aviation reforms, was passed, with significant budgetary approvals and intense constitutional debates marking the session. Despite key motions and discussions, the session concluded with minimal legislative outcomes.
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Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi Stands Firm on Waqf Amendment Bill Amid Political Tensions
Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi strongly supports the Waqf Amendment Bill, aiming to rectify mismanagement in Waqf properties. Despite opposition and concerns, he calls for parliament discussions, emphasizing reforms for transparency and protection of religious sites, aligned with Modi's 'Amrit Kaal' vision.
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