Congress Accuses Modi Of ‘Moral Cowardice’ Over Israel-Palestine Crisis – Outlook India
Congress Accuses Modi Of ‘Moral Cowardice’ Over Israel-Palestine Crisis Outlook India
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Congress Accuses Modi Of ‘Moral Cowardice’ Over Israel-Palestine Crisis Outlook India
The UK Parliament has passed a landmark bill to create the first smoke-free generation by prohibiting cigarette sales to anyone born after December 31, 2008. This legislation, awaiting royal assent, also grants the government enhanced powers to regulate tobacco and vaping products, aiming to significantly reduce smoking-related deaths and protect future generations from addiction.
A former domestic help, Rahul Meena, allegedly used a spare key to enter a south Delhi apartment and rape and murder his former employer’s daughter. He is suspected of strangling her, attempting to access a locker, and fleeing after stealing cash and jewelry. Meena, described as remorseful, is also being investigated for a similar crime
India-Africa partnership will be message of stability in turbulent world: Jaishankar Udayavani
Tamil Nadu witnessed brisk voting across 234 constituencies, with high-profile leaders, celebrities, and first-time voters participating in large numbers. Actor Vijay’s TVK sought extended polling hours due to delays, while a robot greeted voters at a Chennai booth. The election sees a three-way contest between DMK, AIADMK, and TVK.
BJP leader Agnimitra Paul’s car was vandalized in a stone-pelting incident in Asansol after she exited a polling booth. Paul alleged a deliberate attempt to influence the elections and filed a complaint. Contesting from Asansol South, she expressed confidence in the BJP’s prospects, calling the election a ‘war to save Bengal’ focused on jobs and
Zen Mobility and Delhivery Announce EV Partnership for Pan-India Deployment TheWire.in
West Bengal’s first phase of assembly elections saw violence, voter intimidation, and EVM glitches. Crude bombs were hurled, clashes erupted between party workers, and a BJP candidate was allegedly attacked. Several polling stations experienced delays due to malfunctioning Electronic Voting Machines, disrupting the electoral process across multiple districts.
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