INDIA
PM Narendra Modi asks farmers to listen to what Narendra Tomar, Piyush Goyal said on new Farm Laws
Tomar and Goyal on Thursday afternoon addressed a press conference here, a day after the farmers' unions unanimously rejected the offer by the Centre to amend the laws recently enacted to bring reforms in agriculture and allied sectors.
'Leave agitation, take path of discussion': Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar urges farmers to end deadlock over farm laws
The minister further said that the three farm laws were made to bring changes in the life of farmers and to end injustice that was being done to them for years. It was done to ensure that the farmers could live better lives and indulge in beneficial agriculture.
2 years after appointment, Supreme Court panel begins work in ISRO spy case
It was in 2018 a bench of the then Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud decided to appoint a committee under Jain and asked the Centre and the Kerala government to name one person each to the committee under Jain.
SC no to 'utopian' plea on criminal-political nexus probe
A bench comprising Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Dinesh Maheshwari and Hrishikesh Roy, after a brief hearing, however, granted the petitioner the liberty to move the Law Commission.
Doctors' Protest: AIIMS, LNJP doctors wear black ribbon in support of Indian Medical Association strike call
The doctors of the LNJP also announced to take part in the strike and demanded the government to withdraw the CCIM notification. "We support the indigenous system of medicine. However, we oppose the government's rule which is legalising Ayurveda to practice allopathic procedures," stated Dr. Keshave Singh, president, RDA of LNJP.
BJP govt should stop exploiting farmers: Akhilesh
Taking to Twitter, Akhilesh said the BJP-led government is ignoring the farmers and has adopted a heartless attitude towards the justified demands of the farmers who are on the streets.
India needs to build dissuasive deterrence against China: CDS
He was speaking at the Global Dialogue Security summit on 'Contesting the Indo-Pacific for Global Domination' that was virtually organized by the Global Dialogue Forum in partnership with Global Dialogue Review and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.
Indian Army plans to dual-task fighting formations to tackle China, Pak
Until recently, the fighting formations were mainly focused towards the Pakistan border as the Line of Actual Control remained peaceful. Heavier operational preparedness towards the Western border is evident as there are three offensive Strike Corps deployed while only one offensive Mountain Strike Corps has been raised for the Northern borders.
Former Bengal CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee remains critical
Bhattacharjee's blood pressure, pulse and oxygen saturation level is currently stable and the urine output is also satisfactory. He is presently on IV fluids, IV antibiotics, IV steroids and other supportive medications. He is on Ryles tube feeding, and he is tolerating feeds.
Delhi Chalo Agitation: Protest continues for 16th day, more on way to Delhi
Farmers continued to be adamant on their demand for the repeal of the three new central agricultural laws. Their leaders asserted that in case the central government brought forth fresh positive proposals, they would resume parleys.
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