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Arvind Kejriwal's silence on Pakistan remarks 'politically motivated': BJP
"When Kejriwal, who talks big about nationalism, keeps silent on Pakistan's indecent remarks towards India on the international stage in his party's national convention, then it becomes clear how hollow his nationalism is," Delhi BJP's Working President Virendra Sachdeva said.
With MCD polls behind it, Delhi BJP headed for a major shakeup
Delhi State President Adesh Gupta resigned from his post taking responsibility for the party's defeat after falling behind the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Accepting his resignation, BJP National President J.P. Nadda appointed Vice President Virendra Sachdeva as the acting President on December 11.
PM calls for focus on wealth generation, peace for development of Northeast
Addressing a meeting of North Eastern Council (NEC) in Shillong, Modi said that the Government has gone beyond conversion of 'Look East' policy to 'Act East', and now its policy is 'Act Fast for Northeast' and 'Act First for Northeast'. The meeting marks the golden jubilee celebration of the NEC. It was formally inaugurated in 1972.
Those who don't support UCC are against Ambedkar's ideals, says BJP
It is clearly evident from the attitude of the BJP that the Central government can take some big step in this regard in the coming days. It is also being said that the UCC is going to be a big issue in the 2024 Lok Sabha In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideologue and BJP Rajya Sabha MP Rakesh Sinha said that the UCC was discussed in the Constituent Assembly at the time of the making of the Constitution and the framers of the Constitution itself added it to the Directive Principles of State Policy.
From booth up, BJP all set to kickstart 2024 Lok Sabha campaign
Under the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to office bearers in the meeting held on December 5, BJP has started making stratergies for booth strengthening for the said elections. BJP leadership has also formed a high-level team in preparations for the elections headed by five prominent leaders.
Karnataka BJP looks set to make UCC its 2023 Assembly poll 'Brahmastra'
Under fire over corruption issues and floundering civic infrastructure in Bengaluru, the Bommai dispensation has been wielding the Hindutva card to fight off a determined Congress party. Karnataka, being a major economic powerhouse in south India, is crucial for both the principal political parties of the country.
What worked for BJP's Gujarat landslide? Modi magic and AAP factor
This time the BJP improved its tally in Junagadh district by one seat. It won three seats -- Junagadh, Keshod and Mangrol -- while one each was won by the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party, Manavadar and Visavadar respectively. In 2017, the BJP had won just two seats, Keshod and Manavadar, whereas the Congress had won the rest, Junagad, Mangrol and Visavadar.
After Rijiju tweets pic with armymen in Arunachal, Congress says it's 3-year-old
In a series of tweets, Rijiju posted photos and videos from Arunachal Pradesh saying that "Arunachal Pradesh is fully secured" The first tweet, sharing a video of Rahul Gandhi's press conference, Rijiji said, "Rahul Gandhi is not only insulting Indian Army but damaging nation's image. He is not only a problem for the Congress Party but he has also become a huge embarrassment the country.
Opposition bids to confront govt over China come up against House hurdles
Even, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hit out at the government, saying that China is "preparing for war against India and the government is keeping quiet on the issue". In Lok Sabha, Congress MP Manish Tewari moved four adjournment notices in a row but none were allowed. Similarly, the Rajya Sabha has been witnessing heated exchanges on a regular basis but there is no discussion on the issue.
Bihar alliance, BJP playing snakes and ladders over hooch tragedy
Over 1,000 people have lost their lives in hooch tragedies and state exchequer is losing Rs 30,000 crore as revenue per year, the BJP claimed. Though Chief Minister and JD(U) President Nitish Kumar always takes credit of liqior ban in the state, whenever a hooch tragedy occures, he puts the onus of it on every political party which supported the Bill in the Legislative Assembly.
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