In a major victory for civil liberties and the protection of political dissent, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that the National Security Act
The dairy industry in Karnataka is currently embroiled in a controversy involving two of the state’s leading dairy brands, Amul and Nandini. The issue has
The incident has been labeled as a fratricidal incident by the Punjab Police, and investigations are underway to determine the motive behind the attack. According
with 980 new cases being reported on Monday. The positivity rate in the national capital stands at nearly 4.5%, which is a cause for concern
Of using former Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa as a “disposable tissue paper.” The BJP has denied these allegations and maintained that Yediyurappa is an important
Shettar, who was widely expected to contest the assembly elections from Hubli, has been a prominent leader in the BJP. However, party sources suggest that
Garbage autos have been deployed throughout the state to beam messages on the importance of voting. These garbage autos, which are typically used for waste
The Supreme Court of India has issued a landmark ruling, stating that the National Security Act (NSA) cannot be used in cases of a political
with 52 fresh faces among the 189 candidates. The move is seen as an effort to bring new energy and enthusiasm into the party in
2023 is set to be a significant year for global politics, with several countries scheduled to hold elections. Middle-power states such as Australia, Argentina, and
