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JAPAN NEEDS AN 'OVERSEAS CITIZEN' CARD LIKE THAT OF INDIA

Members of the Japanese diaspora do not have any long-term rights with respect to Japan.

US sanctions 400 entities for aiding Russia in war

The US Treasury Department on August 23 in a release stated that it has targeted companies and individuals \"whose products and services enable Russia to sustain its military efforts and evade sanctions.\"

RAHUL GANDHI PLANS KEY APPOINTMENTS IN CONGRESS

Rahul Gandhi is said to have shortlisted around 30 new leaders to appoint them to important positions in the Congress party.

CIVIL SERVANTS USED POLITICIANS TO SABOTAGE LATERAL ENTRY

Some bureaucrats did not want to be identified as openly resisting the reform process and hence relied on their links with political leaders.

Milkipur braces for BJP vs I.N.D.I.A showdown

Milkipur is set to witness a fierce contest between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Samajwadi Partyled I.

CONGRESS FACES SEAT-SHARING HURDLE IN KASHMIR

NC cites Congress' poor performance and historical maximum of six seats to justify not allocating more seats.

PUSH TO END NAXALISM GAINS MOMENTUM UNDER HM SHAH

According to a former IPS officer who served in the Bastar region in the past, the push to eradicate Naxalism is happening at an unprecedented level.

NC-CONGRESS ALLIANCE MAY NOT GET CLEAR MANDATE IN J&K

SRINAGAR Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi visited J&K to finalise a pre-poll alliance with the National Conference (NC).

Amit Shah focuses on revitalising India's cooperative sector

Amit Shah is championing the revitalisation of India's cooperative movement to boost grassroots economic development

CONGRESS WILL INTENSIFY ITS BACKWARD OUTREACH

The Congress party will be intensifying its focus on backward caste and community mobilization, viewing it as a strategic counter to the BJP's \"Hindutva\" agenda.

Mamata unhappy with Rahul, calls up Congress leaders

Mamata Banerjee is said to have expressed displeasure over Rahul Gandhi's 'criticism' of her government.

OUTDATED DRAINAGE SYSTEM WORSENS DELHI'S WATERLOGGING CRISIS

Persistent water logging has worsened because of urbanisation.

HARYANA BJP CHIEF URGES EC TO CHANGE POLL DATE

The Haryana Unit of the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has urged the Election Commission to postpone the Assembly elections scheduled for October 1, citing the list of holidays which could impact the polling percentage.

SISODIA TAKES CHARGE OF AAP'S DELHI ELECTION STRATEGY

Manish Sisodia is leading AAP's campaign and revitalising the party for the Delhi Assembly elections amid Arvind Kejriwal's absence.

As protests rage, RG Kar case may become Mamata's hour of reckoning

Like an avalanche that starts small and then picks up volume and terrifying speed as it thunders down, it was a small Facebook post by research student Rimjhim Sinha that has now triggered widespread protests against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's rule in West Bengal.

Amit Shah nears longest serving Home Minister record

Amit Shah, now in his second term as the Home Minister of India, has yet to embark on any official foreign tour, underscoring his significance in the domestic functioning of the government, alongside his focus on the BJP's affairs and growth.

DIGITAL GOVERNANCE INITIATIVES BECOME A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD FOR BJP IN HARYANA

The e-governance reforms launched by former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal to combat corruption and ensure swift service delivery are now proving to be a double-edged sword for Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini as he strives to secure an unprecedented third consecutive term for the Bharatiya Janata Party in the state.

Opposition seeks to kill promising government reforms

Crucial decisions that had the potential to bring longterm reforms, announced by the BJP government in the past few years, have now been shelved because of the noise created by pressure groups, both within the National Democratic Alliance, the Opposition, and civil society.

PM MODI OPENS THE DOOR TO PEACE IN UKRAINE

It is already overtime for the policy on the Russia-Ukraine war suggested by PM Modi be adopted by all sides.

Delhi BJP to reconsider veterans for Assembly polls

The BJP replaced six of seven Lok Sabha MPs but may consider them for Assembly elections due to their experience and support.

VP Dhankhar urges industry to embrace economic nationalism

Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar has called for a shift towards economic nationalism, urging the industry, trade, and commerce sectors to prioritize local production and reduce avoidable imports.

UP CM Yogi inaugurates Avaada Group's solar project

Avaada Group, a pioneer in green energy solutions, proudly announces that the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath, has inaugurated Avaada Group’s 70 MW Solar Power Project in Banda district of Uttar Pradesh.

COURT TO DECIDE ON SUMMONING LALU, TEJASHWI ON AUGUST 24

Delhi’s Rouse Avenue court has reserved its order on summoning former Railway Minister Lalu Yadav and former Bihar Deputy CM Tejaswi Yadav, along with others, in a land-for-job money laundering case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The court is set to pronounce the order on August 24.

MARUTI SUZUKI COMMENCES EXPORT OF SUV FRONX TO JAPAN

Maruti Suzuki India Limited, has officially launched the export of its acclaimed ‘Made-in-India’ SUV, the Fronx, to Japan.

UNO MINDA REPORTS STRONG Q1 FY25 GROWTH

Uno Minda Limited is a leading global manufacturer of automotive solutions and systems supplying to most of the OEMs in the country and abroad.

GOVT RESHUFFLES SECRETARIES IN SEVERAL MINISTRIES

The latest appointments include new postings across finance, defence, and minority affairs.

PM Narendra Modi lauds DPI contribution to inclusive development

Highlighting the significant role of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday stated that DPI’s contribution to inclusive development is no less than a revolution.

PUTIN IS FURIOUS AND EMBARRASSED BY UKRAINE'S INCURSION INTO RUSSIA

Ina tense meeting in the Kremlin last Monday, military and intelligence officials explained to a visibly irritated Putin how Ukrainian regular forces had burst over Russia’s border.

KAMALA WILL BE A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT: DONALD TRUMP

Several reporters questioned him about the suggestion from several Republicans that he should be more restrained and stop making disparaging remarks about his opponent.

Bill Gates flags off first India Day celebrations in Seattle

‘Thank you, Mr. Bill Gates, for flagging off the First India Day celebrations in the Greater Seattle area,’ the Indian Consulate General in Seattle stated ina post on X.