Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP government of not addressing rising violence against minorities. Citing incidents in Haryana and Maharashtra, he urged strict actions against attackers. Gandhi emphasized that such violence undermines India’s unity and constitutional principles, and reiterated the Congress party’s commitment to combating hatred and fostering national unity.
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Simi Rose Bell John, former Congress member, was expelled by the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee for making derogatory remarks against women leaders. Her allegations of exploitative behavior sparked outrage, leading to a request for action from female party members. A KPCC investigation into the claims is forthcoming.
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Read MoreTwo individuals, including a woman, were killed and nine others injured in Manipur’s Koutruk and Kadangband areas during an attack by suspected militants. The militants targeted low-lying valley areas, causing heavy damage and panic. Security forces have been deployed to stabilize the situation, and the state government condemned the attack.
Read MoreA political division has emerged among military families after Donald Trump’s visit to Arlington National Cemetery. Criticized for politicizing a solemn event, Trump defended his actions with supportive family videos. Vice President Kamala Harris condemned Trump, adding to the debate on who should be accountable for the Afghanistan debacle and what defines patriotism.
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Read MoreCBI is investigating financial corruption at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, focusing on irregularities in the disposal of biomedical waste. Officers uncovered inquiry committee documents implicating hospital workers and two out-of-state biomedical waste recycling firms. The agency is questioning those involved to understand the alleged profitable scheme of diverting biomedical waste.
Read MoreFrom 2017 to 2022, there were 1,551 reported cases of rape/gangrape with murder, averaging nearly five cases each week. Uttar Pradesh had the highest number of incidents, followed by Madhya Pradesh and Assam. Despite a 65% conviction rate, the backlog in courts has doubled, with many cases closed due to lack of evidence.
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