Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Monday that the former CM and president of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mehbooba Mufti, should apologise for her remarks about the use of force in Jantar Mantar rather than blaming it on an AI-generated video.
Targeting AAP's stance on accountability, Anil Sarin invoked past statements by top party leadership demanding resignations over exam irregularities in other states, insisting that the same yardstick must apply in Punjab.
India on Monday summoned Ukrainian Ambassador Oleksandr Polishchuk to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and lodged a strong protest over the attack on the commercial vessel MV OMORFI, which resulted in the death of an Indian national.
Trinamool Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien on Monday called on Opposition parliamentarians to remain steadfast in supporting students and young people, saying their actions, both inside and outside Parliament, should reflect the aspirations and struggles of the country's youth.
Congress general secretary in-charge of communications, Jairam Ramesh, criticised the Centre on Monday after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) allegedly failed to send a legal representative to the inaugural hearing before a Special Fast Track Court set up to hear the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case.
Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia earlier in the day sought to assuage concerns in Parliament and said that the Sanchar Saathi app does not have any surveillance capability and will not be activated unless a user decides to register.
Rai made this statement while sharing a post on his Facebook page. He wrote, "Dismissed constable Alok Singh, the mastermind of the cough syrup scandal, is receiving VVIP treatment like a 'damad' after his arrest by the STF...!"
Responding to queries in the Lok Sabha, he said the app has no surveillance capability and will not be activated unless a user decides to register. “Snooping is neither possible nor will it happen with the Sanchar Saathi safety app,” he said.
Patanjali Gurukulam is emerging as more than just a school. It is becoming a center for India’s cultural revival. The institution aims to prepare the next generation to compete globally and also to stay connected to their roots.
Developed in collaboration with premier institutions like the Indian School of Business and NITI Aayog, the vision document outlines a comprehensive multi-decade roadmap targeting a USD 3 trillion state economy by 2047.
