Punjab opposition leader Partap Singh Bajwa criticised Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu for his derogatory remarks against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. Bajwa labeled Bittu’s comments as irresponsible and suggested he seek mental health support. Bittu accused Gandhi of being a terrorist and sympathizing with separatists, leading to significant controversy.
Read MoreDalal Street investors are eagerly awaiting the US Federal Reserve’s Sept 18 meeting, which could influence global markets. The Bank of Japan’s interest rate decision and Bajaj Housing Finance’s listing will also impact market sentiment. Investors are also anticipating WPI numbers and several IPOs in the coming week.
Read MoreThe West Bengal government extended a new offer for negotiations to protesting junior doctors following unsuccessful talks on Saturday night. Senior police officers informed the doctors about the government’s willingness to initiate dialogue, but there has been no response from them yet. The demand for live-streaming meetings remains an obstacle.
Read MoreHome minister Amit Shah underscored the necessity for security agencies to tackle emerging threats like narcotics, rogue drones, and online frauds. He advocated for international cooperation and better coordination between the National Investigation Agency and state anti-terrorism squads. Shah also encouraged police chiefs to protect citizens’ rights and ensure quick justice.
Read MoreThe CBI has summoned four Kolkata Police officers, including two sub-inspectors, in connection with the rape and murder of a doctor at RG Kar Medical College. Allegations include dereliction of duty and evidence tampering. The agency suspects a larger conspiracy involving the former principal and police officials.
Read MoreThe Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is preparing to release its review report on India, expressing concerns over the slow pace of trials in money laundering and terror financing cases. Although India’s enforcement efforts are acknowledged positively, delayed court proceedings have resulted in a low number of convictions, highlighting areas needing improvement.
Read MoreEid-e-Milad-un-Nabi commemorates the birth of Prophet Muhammad and will be celebrated from September 15 to September 16, 2024. Muslims honor this day with prayers and sermons focusing on the Prophet’s teachings. The article includes a range of wishes, messages, quotes, and status ideas for sharing with loved ones during this special occasion.
Read MoreMinority affairs minister Kiren Rijiju has criticized Islamic preacher Zakir Naik for his statements on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024. Rijiju accused Naik of disseminating false information and inciting communal discord. Naik warned that the bill could lead to the seizure of many Muslim properties, including mosques and madrasas.
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