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Delhi minister Parvesh Verma loses cool, slaps man filming him during road inspection | Video

Amid outrage over the incident, the minister shared a video statement on his X account with the caption, “Listen to the full truth behind today's incident… but what happened should not have happened.”

Hindustan Times2 sources1 min read

BJP stalwart Murli Manohar Joshi criticises holding 'concerts, DJ events' at Badrinath

Reacting sharply to the development, Joshi said in a post in Hindi on X: “Granting permission for a music concert, a DJ event at Badrinath Dham is not only a violation of cultural decorum but also a direct assault on the sanctity of the holy shrine.”

ThePrint3 sources1 min read

राहुल गांधी पर बरसे प्रधान: 'सिस्टम बनाम छात्र' को सियासी नैरेटिव बताया, योजनाओं-आंकड़ों के सहारे कितने दावे?

पूर्व केंद्रीय मंत्री और भाजपा सांसद धर्मेंद्र प्रधान ने राहुल गांधी के इंदौर दौरे और ‘छात्रों की गूंज’ कार्यक्रम को लेकर निशाना साधा है।

Amar Ujala5 sources1 min read

Dumper crushes forest ranger stopping illegal sand mining, mafia link suspected

The Forest Department had also demanded that Chundawat be accorded "martyr" status in recognition of his death while carrying out official duties.

India Today4 sources1 min read

BJP set to gain one seat in upcoming Rajya Sabha polls, BSP may draw blank

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which has 116 MPs in Rajya Sabha is all set to gain a seat in the Upper House where it is already the single largest party.

Hindustan Times6 sources1 min read

BJP moves to contain ‘rigged polls’ row, launches counter-offensive

The BJP has been asserting that the SIR is the most effective and legal framework to identify and weed out illegal voters and clear the electoral roles of discrepancies.

Hindustan Times2 sources1 min read

‘Gyanesh Kumar deserves at least Padma Bhushan’: Bengal BJP chief backs CEC

NEW DELHI: West Bengal BJP president Samik Bhattacharya has come out strongly in support of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid a growing Congress-led campaign against him.

Times of India2 sources1 min read

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