Dhillon stated that the Prime Minister's visit on July 17 would usher in a major wave of development for Punjab, featuring projects worth thousands of crores of rupees.
The protest had witnessed violent scenes after police stopped the demonstrators near the minister's residence.
The NCP-SP leader dismissed reports regarding her party's stance on the delimitation bill as "incorrect and based solely on speculation."
Rishi Diwakar, son of late Ram Lakhan Dhobi, a former MLA from Etawah's Lakhna assembly constituency, quit the BJP and joined the Congress on Wednesday, along with dozens of supporters.
After the death of his uncle and senior ruling National Conference (NC) leader Dr Mustafa Kamal on Tuesday, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said there will be no change in the schedule for the 20 July Delhi protest for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, even if we don’t get permission for the protest at Jantar Mantar.
China's Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, addressing a seminar --"Learning from History to Safeguard the Light of Peace, Joining Hands to Chart a Blueprint for Development" -- on the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese people's war of resistance against Japanese aggression, highlighted the historical ties that China and India enjoy.
Mr Shahi ,while talking to The Statesman' said, "The so-called PDA that Akhilesh is talking about, it is he who has destroyed it. Why did he not remember the PDA when he was the Chief Minister? What did he do for the PDA while he was the Chief Minister?"
In the show -cause notice, IG Syamsundar, has asked Ratheesh to explain why action should not be taken against him over the custodial torture allegedly took place at Peechi police station on May 24, 2023, within 15 days
The MPs held mock polling to prepare for the Vice Presidential election, which will be held on Tuesday, September 9.
While staying the single bench’s order, the division bench also extended the ban on field postings of sub-inspectors recruited through the paper leak-tainted exam.
