Tamannaah Bhatia visits new Parliament, praises Women’s Reservation Bill
On Thursday, Tamannaah Bhatia visited the new Parliament and hailed the Women’s Reservation Bill.
Read MoreOn Thursday, Tamannaah Bhatia visited the new Parliament and hailed the Women’s Reservation Bill.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of India will now have a permanent Constitution bench of different strengths to handle cases referred to five-, seven-, and nine-judge benches. This move aims to address the large number of pending cases, including those related to the entry of women into religious places.
Read MoreThe Canadian government, under Justin Trudeau, allegedly blocked India’s attempts to engage with Sikh separatists in Canada due to pressure from extremist Khalistanis, according to a Canadian commentator. The Modi government sought the help of a British Sikh activist for talks with Canadian Khalistanis, but the Trudeau government obstructed the peace dialogue process.
Read MoreA loan of Rs 9 lakh and lust for the woman also being eyed by a colleague allegedly led an employee of the Survey of India to execute a gruesome murder of a co-worker.
Read MoreCongress leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi have expressed their support for the passage of the women’s reservation bill in India. They have also demanded the inclusion of an OBC (Other Backward Classes) sub-quota in the legislation and called for the immediate implementation of the bill without linking it to delimitation.
Read MoreEscalating its crackdown on pro-Khalistan terrorists and their networks, the National Investigation Agency on Wednesday announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh each for information leading to the arrest of designated terrorists Harwinder Singh alias Rinda Sandhu and Lakhbir Singh alias Landa Harike who was associated with banned outfit Babbar Khalsa International (BKI).
Read MoreThe SC took exception to arguments by one of the convicts in the Bilkis Bano case that he might have been rightly or wrongly convicted and told him that their conviction cannot be questioned.
Read MoreUnion Home Minister Amit Shah has assured that the women’s quota law will be implemented by 2029, following the decennial census and delimitation process after the 2024 polls.
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