With earnest commendation for the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Union Home Minister Amit Shah proclaimed on Thursday that the nation has embraced a pledge that by the end of March 2026, Maoism will be wiped out from India.
An incident of molestation of a woman in broad daylight in a Bengaluru colony has the opposition blasting the government for deteriorating law and order in the city and singling out the state home minister for his insensitive remarks on the ghastly incident.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday urged people to plant at least one tree and also pledge to protect it to ensure the conservation of environment and keep ‘Mother Earth’ green and flourishing.
Also inaugurates development works worth Rs 383 crore
Leaders of Manipur Tribal Forum (MTF) and Indigenous Tribal Leader’s Forum (ITLF) have decided to meet the Union Home Minister…
Shah's visit to the southern state is very significant as the BJP is trying to make a mark in Kerala in the upcoming General Elections of 2024.
Nepal's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Rabi Lamichhane, accused of holding dual Nepali and American citizenship, on Friday lost the citizenship battle, as the Supreme Court annulled his status as a lawmaker.
"They are making commendable efforts to assist people in the most challenging circumstances," Modi tweeted.
The meeting was attended by Road and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari, Power Minister R K Singh, Environment, and Forest and Climate Change Minister Bhupender Yadav and Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat.
Shah said: "No one can occupy even an inch of India's land as he knows that the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel are guarding the frontiers."
