Congress finally deletes ‘Gayab’ post targeting PM Modi after outrage
Under fire from the BJP over its social media post targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress finally, on Tuesday, took down the controversial post.
Under fire from the BJP over its social media post targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress finally, on Tuesday, took down the controversial post.
This initiative aims to both reward merit and instil a spirit of healthy competition among the youth preparing for one of the country’s most challenging and prestigious examinations.
Chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday asked Union Power Minister CR Patil and raised demand for giving clearance to the eight Power Project awaiting centre's nod for the past more than 11 years.
JKPCC Chief Tariq Hameed Karra convened an urgent meeting of senior party leaders in Jammu to discuss the current situation.
The DGP, however, clarified that the focus of the police is not a figure based target, but to completely break the supply chains to make drugs unavailable across the state.
As part of this effort, she will visit all districts in the state and hold meetings with block-level leaders and workers, he said.
The individual has been identified as 40-year-old Afazuddin Gazi, alias Gazi, a resident of village Saigura, Munshiganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The Union home minister lauded the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) for arresting four members of the international drug cartel in Imphal and Guwahati zones with a massive consignment of methamphetamine tablets worth Rs 88 crore.
After the massive outrage, the university clarified that the circular had been “misinterpreted” and “misunderstood”.
In a podcast with renowned AI researcher and podcaster Lex Fridman released on Sunday, PM Modi emphasised that criticism, when backed by logic and evidence, plays a crucial role in shaping policies and strengthening democracy.