Ex-CJP spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya opens up about being sacked by Abhijeet Dipke over viral burger video
Dahiya said that he defended Abhijeet when his Kachori video went viral on social media but the CJP founder sacked him for having a burger.
Dahiya said that he defended Abhijeet when his Kachori video went viral on social media but the CJP founder sacked him for having a burger.
Nadda said that the Congress leader was being selective in raising the issue of paper leaks.
BPCL strengthened national energy security by maintaining seamless operations across its refining, marketing, and distribution network.
Maratha job reservation agitation leader Manoj Jarange Patil met students protesting in Jantar Mantar on Wednesday and assured them that if there is further police brutality against them, BJP leaders will find it difficult to move around in Maharashtra and that Marathas will march towards Delhi when the time is right.
The Kerala High Court ruled on Wednesday that the state government is free to reconstitute the Kerala State Waqf Board and appoint statutorily mandated non-Muslim members to the board on an interim basis so that the Board can continue to function.
Of these, 952 offers were received by B.Tech students, while 297 pre-placement offers were received by students through their training and industry-connected projects.
The meeting was informed that due to constant efforts by the Health and Women and Child Development Departments, the state has recorded sex ratio of 912 from January 1 to November 10, 2025, up from 904 in the corresponding period last year.
There, he met the victims of the deadly blast that rocked central Delhi near the Red Fort metro station on Monday evening, claiming 13 lives and injuring 24 others.
Top sources have revealed that doctors Muzammil Shakeel and Umar Nabi had conducted a recce of the Red Fort as part of a major terror plot. The module planned to target the Red Fort on January 26 (Republic Day) and was also planning an attack at a crowded place during Diwali.
Amid the Delhi Red Fort blast investigation, Al-Falah University has denied any connection with two arrested faculty members. The Vice-Chancellor said no chemicals were ever stored on campus and dismissed the allegations as “false and defamatory,” pledging full cooperation with the probe.
