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.
The survey was conducted in close coordination with national agencies under the existing MoU between India and Mauritius.
The Election Commission of India is widely expected to announce the launch of a nationwide Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls on Monday, following a crucial two-day conference that finalised preparations for the exercise.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday inspected the preparations for the annual Kartik Purnima Fair in Garhmukteshwar in the Hapur district and the Tigri Fair in Amroha and issued necessary instructions to all concerned departments.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma will host the ‘Pravasi Rajasthani Meet’ in Kolkata on October 28 to connect with the city's Non-Resident Rajasthani (NRR) community.
Facing rare dissent from within, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has come under fire from two National Conference (NC) MPs, Aga Ruhullah and Mian Altaf, whose public criticism has exposed deepening divisions in the ruling party and triggered a storm in J&K’s political circles.
