Gujarat’s political landscape erupted in fury after Congress MLA Genaji Baraiya made highly offensive remarks about women during a recent rally. BJP spokesperson Ravidass Mehta didn’t mince words, calling the outburst ‘profoundly embarrassing’ and a blot on the Congress party’s legacy. The specific content of Baraiya’s speech painted women in a derogatory light, suggesting they were unfit for certain responsibilities. Shared widely online, the clip has amassed millions of views, fueling debates on gender sensitivity in politics. Mehta’s scathing critique came swiftly via a press release, where he dissected the implications of such language. ‘This is not just a personal…
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Royal Challengers Bangalore pulled off a stunning comeback in the Women’s Premier League, thanks to captain Smriti Mandhana’s explosive 96. The left-hander’s fiery innings propelled RCB to a comfortable four-wicket victory, keeping their title hopes alive in a season full of surprises. The opposition posted a competitive score, but Mandhana had other plans. She took guard and immediately went on the offensive, hammering boundaries with surgical precision. Her knock featured 12 fours and 4 sixes, showcasing a perfect blend of orthodoxy and innovation. What stood out was her composure under pressure. When wickets tumbled at the other end, Mandhana anchored…
Delhi BJP chief Virender Sachdeva unleashed a scathing critique against the Aam Aadmi Party, branding it as the architect of brewing tensions between Hindus and Sikhs. During a heated public rally, Sachdeva laid bare what he described as AAP’s sinister plot to exploit religious fault lines for political gain. Drawing from recent events, Sachdeva cited specific AAP rhetoric and actions that he believes are eroding the longstanding brotherhood between the communities. ‘This is not politics; this is poison,’ he declared, rallying supporters with calls for vigilance against such ‘anti-social’ strategies. The backdrop to this confrontation is Delhi’s high-stakes electoral battleground,…
The political temperature in Delhi has soared with BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa issuing a stern ultimatum to AAP’s Atishi: apologize or face the consequences. Triggering this showdown is a fresh Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report that contradicts Atishi’s public statements, handing BJP a potent weapon in their ongoing tussle with AAP. Speaking at a packed rally in West Delhi, Sirsa waved the FSL document, labeling it ‘irrefutable proof’ of AAP’s ‘fabrications.’ He urged Atishi to come clean, warning that silence would only deepen the embarrassment for her party. The report’s details, though not fully public, pertain to forensic verification…
Pakistan’s economic fragility laid bare: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb openly acknowledged that steep taxes and prohibitive energy prices are driving away major international companies. During his address at the Policy Research and Advisory Council’s Pakistan Policy Dialogue in Islamabad, he stated unequivocally, ‘It is a fact that companies are exiting Pakistan.’ Blaming a burdensome tax regime, skyrocketing power costs, and expensive loans, Aurangzeb painted a grim picture of the investment landscape. He implored businesses to adapt their strategies for the ‘modern world,’ but the damage is already evident. Powerhouses such as Procter & Gamble, Eli Lilly, Shell, Microsoft, Uber, and…
Tragedy struck in the Tatibandh area of Raipur as an elderly man lost his life after being trapped in a house fire. The victim, 70-year-old Rajkumar Gupta, was alone in the house, with his son having left for his factory job after locking the gate for safety against the cold weather. The fire is suspected to have originated from a room heater. Smoke emanating from the house alerted neighbors, who rushed to help. However, their efforts were thwarted by the locked gate, leaving them unable to assist the distressed man. The fire brigade’s arrival was reportedly delayed by over an…
Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal has unleashed sharp criticism against Delhi Education Minister Atishi, branding her recent conduct as a ‘serious breach of privilege.’ Speaking forcefully from his party’s headquarters, Badal accused the AAP minister of flouting constitutional norms through her provocative statements. The row intensified when Atishi publicly targeted Badal and his family, prompting the SAD president to hit back with charges of privilege violation. ‘No elected representative can stoop to such levels without consequences,’ Badal asserted, emphasizing that her words amounted to a direct affront to the Assembly’s dignity. Detailing the sequence of events, Badal recounted…
In a world where multilateralism hangs by a thread, a new report from South Africa spotlights U.S. President Donald Trump’s foreign policy as a dire threat to the Global South. With BRICS set for Indian stewardship in 2026, the timing couldn’t be more critical. Trump’s administration kicked off 2026 with shock moves. Special ops swooped into Caracas on January 3, nabbing Maduro and his spouse on narco-terror claims, then staking claim to supervise Venezuela’s oil riches indefinitely. Rewind to December 25, 2025: U.S. bombers hit ISIS spots in Nigeria’s Sokoto region, billed as a holiday gift to shield Christians from…
India stands on the cusp of an economic revolution powered by the sea, according to Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh. In a compelling address, he detailed how marine science and biotechnology innovations will drive GDP growth, enhance employment, and promote environmental sustainability across the country. With oceans covering 97% of the planet’s water, Singh underscored India’s strategic maritime assets: a coastline teeming with biodiversity and deep-sea resources ripe for exploitation. Key projects include offshore wind farms, desalination plants powered by renewables, and biotech labs extracting life-saving drugs from marine microbes. ‘Biotechnology will transform seaweed into biofuels and algae into…
The Men’s Hockey India League delivered fireworks on Saturday as the Stormers produced a masterclass 6-0 victory over the Bengal Tigers, while Kalinga Lancers powered past the Pipers 6-1. These results have shaken up the points table, highlighting the league’s cutthroat competition. Stormers’ dominance was evident from the start. Their high press suffocated the Tigers, forcing turnovers that led to a barrage of goals. Goalkeeper Lakshman Singh was a spectator for much of the game, watching helplessly as six strikes found the net. Key performers included drag-flick specialist Rohit and speedy winger Neel, whose synergy tore apart the opposition. The…