In a fiery address from Lucknow on Tuesday, Samajwadi Party parliamentarian Viresh Singh laid bare his party’s roadmap to counter the BJP’s alleged electoral gambits ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh polls. The MP revealed plans for a crucial conclave where strategists will dissect campaign preparations and plot ways to corner the government in the upcoming parliamentary budget discussions. Detailed discussions on fortifying the SP’s position for 2027 will dominate the agenda, alongside tactics to grill the ruling dispensation during the budget session, Singh told media outlets. “This isn’t just any meeting—it’s make-or-break for our political trajectory,” he asserted, underscoring…
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Amid the historic centenary festivities of the All World Gayatri Family, Dev Sanskriti University’s convocation in Haridwar unfolded with majestic splendor. Renowned spiritual leader Juna Peethadheeshwar Swami Awadheshanand Giri arrived as chief guest, bestowing degrees and gold medals on 1,160 proud graduates, their faces beaming with accomplishment. The ceremony resonated with jubilation—claps echoing as gold medalists from diverse fields crossed the stage. Parents watched teary-eyed, witnessing their children’s triumphs in an atmosphere charged with spiritual energy. Speaking to the media post-event, Swami Giri passionately defended Sanatana Dharma as a grand, transformative force. He highlighted the Gayatri Family’s commitment to equality:…
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi made a compelling pitch at Davos’ World Economic Forum, inviting global investors to join India’s green energy revolution. On January 20, he spotlighted rapid advancements in solar, wind, green hydrogen, and battery storage, proving India’s prowess in delivering ambitious renewable projects nationwide. A highlight was his meeting with La Caisse executives Charles Émond and Sara Buschard from Canada. They delved into strategies for sustained investments in India’s climate-resilient clean energy landscape. Joshi posted on X about expanding renewable capacities, upgrading transmission networks, and pioneering green hydrogen and storage technologies. Joshi pushed for amplifying the ‘Partner with…
Congress MP Pappu Yadav has intensified calls for justice in the tragic death of a NEET student at a Patna girls’ hostel, branding it a heinous murder plot. During his Tuesday inspection of the premises, he exposed glaring lapses that point to deliberate suppression of facts. Speaking candidly, Yadav highlighted the unregistered status of the hostel and the lack of action against its management. ‘Attempts were made from day one to bury the murder as suicide,’ he charged. Key questions poured out: Why ignore PMCH’s post-mortem? Why no arrests for the operator? And crucially, why were CCTV footages disabled? Demanding…
On the solemn occasion of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan’s death anniversary, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge remembered the ‘Frontier Gandhi’ for his extraordinary role in India’s fight for freedom. In a heartfelt post on X, Kharge described Khan as a beacon of non-violence who braved jail terms repeatedly to uphold his ideals. ‘Bacha Khan, honored with Bharat Ratna, played a pivotal part in the independence struggle,’ Kharge wrote. He served diligently in the Congress Working Committee for years and was elected to the Constituent Assembly, shaping the nation’s foundational document. Khan’s philosophy of non-violence, brotherhood, and human dignity continues to inspire…
In a landmark shift, the Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday installed 45-year-old Nitin Navin as its national president, making him the youngest ever to hold the pivotal role. The swearing-in at New Delhi’s party HQ was a testament to BJP’s well-oiled machinery and generational handover. PM Narendra Modi led the felicitations, personally congratulating Navin amid cheers from a packed audience. JP Nadda bowed out gracefully, joined on stage by heavyweights like Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, and Nitin Gadkari. K Laxman announced the unopposed victory, presenting the certificate that crowns Navin as the 12th president. The ‘Sangathan Parv’ celebration brimmed with…
Forget the rush—your morning meal is the foundation of peak performance. Ayurveda and research converge on one truth: a nutritious breakfast after sleep’s fast replenishes energy, sharpens the mind, and prevents midday crashes. Neglect it, and face exhaustion, mood swings, scattered thoughts, and relentless appetite. Morning ignites digestive agni subtly, says Ayurveda—opt for easy-to-digest powerhouses over greasy fare. Science confirms: prompt, balanced intake post-waking optimizes blood glucose, fires metabolism, and sustains vitality. These compact foods pack a punch for enduring strength. Start with pumpkin and chia seeds, nature’s energy elixirs. Pumpkin seeds brim with proteins, zinc, magnesium, iron—Ayurveda’s remedy for…
In a tense first-round clash at the Australian Open, Madison Keys overcame a shaky start to defeat Oleksandra Olhynykoiva 7-6(6), 6-1 on Rod Laver Arena. The defending champion, ranked ninth globally, faced her sternest test yet from the Ukrainian qualifier in what became a showcase of contrasting experience levels. Olhynykoiva burst out of the blocks, racing to a 4-0 lead in the first set with clever variations that kept Keys off-balance. The debutante, stepping into her maiden Grand Slam and first top-50 matchup after limited recent play, extended the pressure into the tiebreak. Keys, however, drew on her vast experience,…
In a pointed attack on West Bengal’s ruling Trinamool Congress, senior BJP leader Dilip Ghosh warned on Tuesday that the party is sabotaging the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls. Addressing media in Kolkata, Ghosh sought to calm public anxieties while demanding a transparent overhaul of the electoral rolls. The controversy centers on the acceptance of secondary admit cards for age verification—a document validated, revoked, and now restored per Supreme Court directive. ‘These U-turns are bewildering voters, forcing endless document resubmissions,’ Ghosh explained. Drawing from ground reports, he cited a booth issuing notices to 350 individuals, exceeding BJP’s own…
In yet another stark reminder of road safety perils in Noida, a Jaguar carrying four young friends crashed disastrously into a canter truck on the Elevated Road under Sector-49 jurisdiction. The collision resulted in the immediate death of 19-year-old Falak Ahmad, with three others – Ayush Bhati, Neel Pawar, and Ansh, all 18 – sustaining severe injuries. The group was en route from Bhangel to Agapur when the driver, in a bid to overtake the truck, veered out of control. The impact was catastrophic, reducing the high-end Jaguar (registration HP 11 C 6330) to wreckage. Rescue teams and police responded…