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India needs strong action to prevent Pahalgam-like attacks in the future, Says Farooq Abdullah
Abdullah expressed deep remorse for the continued violence by Pakistan, pointing out that such atrocities are "murder of humanity."
Supreme Court Dismisses Fresh Plea Against Waqf (Amendment) Act
A bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna informed the petitioner that it would not entertain multiple petitions on the same cause. The bench suggested the petitioner to move an intervention application in the existing petitions challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, if advised.
Pak Media Amplifies CM Siddaramaiah's 'No War' Comments, K'taka BJP Labels Him a 'Puppet of Enemy Nation'
Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka availed himself of his X handle and uploaded an excerpt of a video by one of the Pakistani news channels from Siddaramaiah's address. Ashoka, writing in a Kannada blog, referred to the CM as "Pakistan Ratna" and said (free translation), "Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, you have overnight gained popularity internationally in Pakistan by your childish and stupid statements.
RSS Chief Suggests PM Modi’s Determination to Avenger Pahalgam Attack, Vows Protection for Citizens
Addressing the book launch ceremony of 'The Hindu Manifesto' at the Prime Minister's Museum on Saturday, Bhagwat stated that a sovereign is obligated to check the activities of evil-minded individuals and safeguard the well-being of his subjects.
Supreme Court Rebukes Rahul Gandhi Over Savarkar Remarks, Stays Trial Court Summons
Granting relief by suspending criminal proceedings against him, the court also directed Gandhi to be respectful of those who had contributed to India's freedom struggle.
Suvendu Adhikari Claims Targeted Attacks on Hindus in Kashmir, Bengal, and Bangladesh
"In Pahalgam, none of the Bengali, Odia, Marathi, Kannadiga, Haryanvi, Tamil, or Malayali people were murdered. Hindus were murdered. Whether Kashmir, West Bengal, or Bangladesh, the intention is the same—to destroy Hindus," Adhikari declared in an open message on Wednesday.
Watch| 'Parliament Holds Supreme Authority': Jagdeep Dhankhar's Latest Comments Amid Judicial Overreach Debate
Addressing a function at Delhi University on Tuesday morning, Dhankhar also defended himself against criticism he had attracted earlier, claiming, "every word uttered by a constitutional functionary is prompted by supreme national interest."
Marathi to Remain the Sole Mandatory Language, No Plans to Enforce Hindi: CM Fadnavis Clarifies
Clarifying the position of the government, Fadnavis clarified, "Hindi has not been made compulsory in lieu of Marathi.
Assam CM Himanta Sarma Accuses Congress of Undermining Judiciary When Verdicts Disagree with Their Stance
Sarma also reiterated the BJP's unflinching commitment to maintaining the dignity of the judiciary, particularly after the party had distanced itself from a controversial remark by MP Nishikant Dubey.
BJP's Nishikant Stirs Controversy with 'Shut Parliament if SC Makes Laws' Comment
Dubey expressed concern over the role of the judiciary in legislative affairs and whether courts would appropriate the lawmaking process to themselves. He warned that if the judiciary acts in this way, Parliament could become useless.
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