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JDS leaders have not held any discussions with state BJP leaders regarding JDS supremo HD Deve Gowda's re-election to Rajya Sabha, said Opposition leader R Ashok. Responding to the media on this, he said that decisions related to the Rajya Sabha elections are taken at the party high command level.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi distributed appointment letters for central government jobs to over 51,000 youth at the 'Rojgar Mela' organised at 47 locations across the country. The programme has been hailed as a significant step by the central government to empower youth for job creation.
Smriti Irani's statement about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, "I have never seen such a Prime Minister in the country," has gone viral on social media. This statement has also led to widespread debate in the political circle.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice to the state government on a petition seeking directions for early release of pending installments of the Grihalakshmi Yojana. The court has taken serious note of the delay in payment of money to the beneficiaries of the scheme and sought an explanation from the government.
The Election Commission of India has announced that elections for 24 Rajya Sabha seats will be held on June 18. Polling for all four Rajya Sabha seats in Karnataka will be held on the same day, and activity is in full swing in state politics. Various parties are busy selecting candidates and strategizing, setting the stage for a Rajya Sabha battle.
There is a lot of discussion within the party about the change of Karnataka BJP state president. Many leaders have expressed their opinions in an internal opinion poll, and curiosity has increased about the achievements of the new leadership.
The Karnataka government has decided to withdraw 52 cases as recommended by the Cabinet Sub-Committee, Home Minister G. Parameshwara said. He clarified that the decision was taken after legally examining the cases registered against pro-Kannada organizations and farmers' organizations. This move by the state government has led to debate in the political and public spheres.
India has hit back at Pakistan's accusations at the United Nations Security Council meeting. Indian representatives have taken Pakistan to task over support for terrorism, border security and regional peace. The row at the UNSC forum is drawing global attention and India has once again made its stand clear.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has urged states to allow CET at the state level for medical admission aspirants. He said that the states' right to education and the interests of local students should be considered in the context of the central government moving towards a uniform examination system.
Ashraf, the MLA from Manjeswaram constituency in the Kerala Legislative Assembly, has drawn attention by taking oath in Kannada. His move, which shows respect for the linguistic sentiments of the Kannadigas living in the border areas, has been widely praised.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who has attacked the central government, has made controversial statements about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. His criticism has led to a huge debate in the political circles, further intensifying the tussle between the BJP and the Congress.
Home Minister Parameshwar has said that the opposition is natural when one party is in power. He opined that criticism and counter-criticism between the ruling and opposition parties in politics is a part of democracy and should be seen as a normal reaction.
Norway is formulating a new maritime strategy to expand its influence in the Indo-Pacific region. The important discussions held in Oslo have now raised the possibility of a new turn in global maritime politics. Norway's stance on maritime cooperation, security, trade and geopolitics with several countries, including India, is attracting global attention.
Gangavathi MLA Khadak has reacted sharply after Janardhan Reddy expressed support for Yathnal's statement. These statements have led to a new debate in state politics.
des: Satheeshan took oath as the new Chief Minister of Kerala today, bringing to power a Congress-led government in the state after almost 10 years. The political changes in Devaranadu have caught the attention of the country, and the new government has promised to focus on development, employment and people-oriented governance. There has been great excitement among Congress workers.
The Bidadi Township controversy has taken a new turn. "We will fight this issue legally," HD Kumaraswamy has announced.
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