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In a bold move, Congress leader Supriya Shrinate has taken aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding he apologize for the alleged brutal treatment of students during recent protests. She accused the government of cruelty and called for accountability, urging the Prime Minister to step into Parliament and address the issue directly, particularly after his
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen returned to Kolkata after nineteen years of absence. She stated her return proves injustice is not permanent and spoke for women’s rights. Nasreen expressed concern over rising religious extremism in Bangladesh and curtailed freedom of speech. She lamented not finding a permanent home in the Bengals, though Europe offered security. The
Congress internal rifts in Punjab persist as Charanjit Singh Channi supporters disrupted party programs. Bhupesh Baghel warned of expulsion for indiscipline, emphasizing unity for upcoming elections. The party high command will decide the chief ministerial face after the Punjab Assembly polls. Baghel stressed strengthening the party at the booth level for electoral success. Warring highlighted
In Photos: Karnataka Erupts in Protest Over Cauvery Water Dispute Outlook India
Punjab governor calls for making Chandigarh India’s No 1 city ThePrint
The DMK has petitioned the Supreme Court for immediate Cauvery water release from Karnataka. Karnataka’s government faces a directive to release 3,500 cusecs daily for fifteen days. The plea also seeks to clear an accumulated water release shortfall of 9.46 TMC. Karnataka’s Chief Minister urged protesters to withdraw their agitation against water releases. The state
West Bengal BJP president Samik Bhattacharya cautioned party workers against arrogance and complacency. He warned that the “egg therapy” could turn against them if they become overconfident. Bhattacharya acknowledged that extortion culture has not been fully eradicated since the government took power. He emphasized the need to free the business ecosystem from partisan politics. The
West Bengal’s Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari pledged to resolve all pending CAA applications soon. He stated the law grants citizenship and is not meant to revoke it. Nearly twenty-four thousand citizenship certificates have already been issued to eligible refugees. The government will delegate powers to district magistrates for faster application processing. This initiative aims to
