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Curfew reimposed in Kathmandu Valley, Agriculture Minister resigns

Curfew reimposed in Kathmandu Valley, Agriculture Minister resigns

By issuing a statement, Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Ram Nath Adhikari said on Tuesday that he resigned from his post because he could not continue in the position while witnessing the pain of the nation triggered by state violence. Sep 9, 2025
Hope their conscience wakes up: Oppn MPs confident ahead of Vice Presidential polls

Hope their conscience wakes up: Oppn MPs on Vice-Presidential polls

Congress MP Dharamvira Gandhi said the election presents a difficult challenge but not an impossible one. "It's a tough fight. On one side, there's a party in power that uses every means to win elections, and on the other, there's our INDIA bloc. I hope BJP leaders will hear the purity of their souls and vote without any other intention. We hope our candidate will win," he told reporters outside Parliament. Sep 9, 2025
VP election kicks off; PM Modi casts first vote

VP election kicks off; PM Modi casts first vote

This election holds significant political weight, as the Vice President also serves as the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, making the role crucial in the functioning of Parliament. Union Ministers Kiren Rijiju and Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, along with Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, have been appointed as official election agents for the process. Sep 9, 2025
Mehraj Malik

First sitting MLA in J&K detained under PSA for allegedly abusing officer

In a first for J&K, sitting MLA Mehraj Din Malik of the AAP has been detained under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) for allegedly using derogatory language against a district officer. The detention has drawn sharp criticism from political leaders, with AAP and other parties condemning the move as an attack on democratic dissent and freedom of expression. Sep 8, 2025
Ganesh Visarjan violence in K'taka town: Everything under control, asserts Minister

Ganesh Visarjan violence in K'taka town: Everything under control, asserts Minister

Minister for Agriculture N. Cheluvarayaswamy, the district in-charge Minister for Mandya, stated at the Vidhana Soudha, "Immediately after lodging the FIR, 21 accused persons, who are Muslims, have been arrested. Two to three persons are outsiders, but their identity is not yet confirmed. No cases have been lodged against Hindus, and no Hindus have been arrested." Sep 8, 2025
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