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'Getting UCC passed in Parliament should not be tough for BJP'

There is major speculation over the Bharatiya Janata Party planning to introduce a Uniform Civil Code Bill in the monsoon session of Parliament, although there is another school of thought that says that it could introduce it in the winter session.

ED probe in BMC Covid 'scam' inches towards Aaditya Thackeray

It has been more than a week since the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has started its probe into the alleged Rs 4,000 crore Covid scam of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

Winds of change in cricket as WI fail to qualify for World Cup

In a heartbreaking turn of events, the once-dominant West Indies cricket team, renowned as the Kings of the Cricket World Cup, were knocked out of the World Cup qualifications, leaving fans and cricket enthusiasts disheartened.

PM MODI'S U.S. VISIT IS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD: ATUL KESHAP

Atul Keshap serves as the President of the United States India Business Council.

PM MODI EMPHASISES THE PRIMACY OF MUTUAL RESPECT ON EVE OF SCO SUMMIT

India is sending China a clear message ahead of Xi’s participation in the SCO summit, that ‘mutual interest, sensitivity and respect’ should exist if two countries want to maintain normal relations.

Careful, Ambassador Garcetti, much depends on your success

Will Ambassador Garcetti address the serious threats to India's security from the Taliban and the CCP, or will he follow Ambassador Rahm Emanuel and push a radical transgender ideology via USAID grants, while posting cheerful videos about the marvels of Indian cuisine?

Pakistan tightens budget as dictated by IMF to clinch funds

Pakistan has changed its budget for the financial year starting on 1 July, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said on Saturday, including the latest fiscal tightening measures dictated by International Monetary Fund in a final effort to clinch a stalled rescue package. “Pakistan and IMF had detailed negotiations for the last three days as a last effort to complete the pending review,” he told Parliament.

PM Modi arrives at Cairo hotel to rousing welcome from Indian diaspora

After landing in Egypt, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at a hotel in Cairo amid a rousing welcome and chants of “Vande Mataram” and “Modi Modi”.

PAKISTAN HITS OUT AT UNITED STATES, INDIA AFTER BIDEN-MODI MEETING

Pakistan on Friday criticised the United States and India after President Joe Biden met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House and both leaders called on Pakistan to ensure its territory was not used as a base for militant attacks.

Kerala High Court: Restored PIL seeking enactment of law against superstition and human sacrifice

The Kerala High Court in the case Kerala Yukthi Vadhi Sangham v. Union of India & Ors observed and has restored the Public Interest Litigation, PIL filed wherein seeking a direction to be issued to the State government to consider and take a decision with regards to the enactment and implementation of ‘The Kerala Prevention of Eradication of Inhuman Evil Practices, Sorcery and Black Magic Bill, 2019’.

India, US move to bury six WTO disputes, Delhi weighing joining trade pillar of IPEF

India has agreed to remove the retaliatory tariffs on certain products including chickpeas, lentils, almonds, walnuts, apples, boric acid and diagnostic reagents.

CONGRESS STANDS TO GAIN FROM OPPOSITION UNITY

Congress does not want any other Opposition party to be in the fray wherever it is in direct contest with the BJP.

Shah accuses Congress, NC, PDP of misrule in J&K

‘On 19 June, J&K completed five years without any elected government’.

Google's AI set to disrupt medical diagnostics

A breakthrough offers a revolutionary single eye scan that predicts cardiovascular events.

GRAFT TAINT IS A CHALLENGE FOR MP GOVT IN ELECTION YEAR

‘Graft issue in MP has not even spared the revered Mahakal temple in Ujjain’.

Delhi saw 20 murders by stabbing or shooting in May and June

Sources in the Delhi Police say that most of the murders reported from Delhi are due to personal enmity.

NEW R&AW CHIEF EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING NEIGHBOURING NATIONS

Ravi Sinha is not new to R&AW. He has been serving in the organisation for over a decade. As special secretary he headed the operational division of R&AW.

Palau under CCP pressure to switch recognition from Taiwan to China

The President of Palau, Surangel Whipps Jr., speaks to The Sunday Guardian on what his Pacific Island Country is facing.

CONGRESS HITS AIR POCKET ON GUARANTEE SCHEMES IN KARNATAKA

The Congress, which got a decisive mandate in Karnataka thanks to five guarantee schemes, has now been forced to defer at least three of them after facing hurdles and glitches, thereby giving ammunition to the Opposition, including the BJP and the JDS.

Wagner Group's Prigozhin rebels against Putin

Later the Wagner chief said that his troops were halting their march to Moscow to avoid bloodshed.

XI FAILS TO DERAIL THE BIDEN, MODI STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

The US President made it clear on and offscreen that he and Modi were on the same page where the need for a lasting and comprehensive India-US partnership to meet the threats faced by the international community in the 21st century was concerned.

I LEBANON STANDS BETWEEN INDIA AND INTERCONTINENTAL CUP

Aiming to regain the Intercontinental Cup title, the Indian senior men’s team will take on Lebanon in the final today at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar

SATWIK-CHIRAG PAIR ENTERS FINAL, PRANNOY EXITS IN SEMIS

India’s crack doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty fought hard to advance to the final, but it was curtains for HS Prannoy in the men’s singles semifinals of the Indonesia Open World Tour Super 1000 badminton event on Saturday

Putin confirms first deployment of nuclear weapons in Belarus

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that Moscow sent its first batch of nuclear weapons to Belarus, confirming the deployment for the first time

Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg dies at 92

United States military analyst Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the classified “Pentagon Papers” regarding the American government’s decisions during the Vietnam War, passed away on Friday at the age of 92, his family said in a statement. Ellsberg had been diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer in February

Pakistan receives a billion dollar loan from China

Late on Friday, Pakistan’s central bank announced that it had received a loan worth $1 billion from China, a major relief to the cashstrapped country

PM MODI'S U.S. VISIT IS THE REAL BIG DEAL

The buzz and frenzy surrounding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s maiden state visit to the United States are inescapable as the White House gears up to serenade the Indian leader. In an unprecedented build-up, the White House, the State Department and the Pentagon are rhapsodising in unison about the Modi visit in anticipation

Congress will adopt 'Hindutva politics' in polls

The grand old party will try and force BJP to play on its political pitch

BJP will be 'big brother' in Bihar, contest on 32 seats

The BJP is likely to contest on at least 32 seats, while dividing the remaining among its allies in Bihar. This will be for the first time that the BJP will be contesting the Lok Sabha polls in Bihar as the proverbial elder brother in a state where there are 40 Lok Sabha seats

SHIVRAJ WILL LEAD BJP IN MADHYA PRADESH ELECTIONS

The party has decided to fight under the 'tried and tested' leadership of Chouhan who is now the longest serving BJP CM