'Don’t speak to media or post videos without permission', says Raj Thackeray to MNS workers
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On Tuesday, Raj Thackeray posted on X (formerly Twitter), "A clear directive.". No. No one from the party should talk with newspapers, news channels, or any online media. Similarly. Do not post videos of your reactions on social media. And those spokespersons officially held responsible for talking with the media should also not talk with any kind of media without approaching me or seeking my permission, nor should they speak out on social media."
Bihar Cabinet Clears 35% Job Quota for Native Women in Government Sector
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The clearance took place in a cabinet meeting presided over by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The one-hour meeting cleared 43 major proposals altogether, and the women's reservation policy ranked as a major breakthrough.
CM Yogi Calls Conversion Racket 'Anti-National', Vows Strict Action Against Mastermind
Monika -
Wading into social media, CM Yogi said his administration has a zero-tolerance policy towards any threat to law and order.
Watch| 'Patak ke maarenge': BJP MP Nishikant Dubey dares Uddhav, Raj Thackeray to step out of Maharashtra amid Hindi-Marathi row
Siddhant Kumar -
In a strongly-worded attack, Dubey charged the Thackeray cousins with playing "cheap politics" with an eye on the upcoming BMC polls.
BJP Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Echoing China’s Anti-Rafale Narrative
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​​​​​​​The ruling party accused him of continuously questioning Indian military capabilities and indirectly advertizing Chinese defense technology.
Watch| 'Marathi in Maharashtra but Hindu in Bharat': Bal Thackeray's old video goes viral amid language row
Monika -
While in the video, Thackeray was draped in a saffron shawl, he can be heard saying, "I may be Marathi in Maharashtra but I am Hindu in Bharat," reflecting his sympathy for Hindutva instead of regional linguistic identities.
Watch| Operation Blue Star executed in collaboration with British, says Nishikant Dubey
Siddhant Kumar -
Dubey claimed that British military personnel were present in Amritsar during the operation, which aimed to eliminate armed militants hiding within the Golden Temple complex.
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