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    11 MLAs skip NDA meet; 7 others on leave in Manipur

    11 MLAs skip NDA meet; 7 others on leave in Manipur

    Eleven Manipur legislators, mostly from the ruling BJP, skipped a crucial meeting called by Chief Minister N. Biren Singh to address the state's worsening law and order situation, further fueling speculation about his dwindling support. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized the BJP government on X, highlighting the CM's diminishing support within his own alliance.

    Himachal may lose its Bhawan in Delhi over dues

    Himachal may lose its Bhawan in Delhi over dues

    The Himachal Pradesh High Court ordered the attachment of Himachal Bhawan in Delhi due to the state government's failure to pay ₹150 crore in dues to Seli Hydro Company. The court also initiated an inquiry to hold responsible officials accountable for the non-payment.

    Maharashtra polls: Seizures amount to Rs 660 crore, 8,668 C-Vigil app complaints resolved

    Maharashtra polls: Seizures amount to Rs 660 crore, 8,668 C-Vigil app complaints resolved

    Maharashtra witnessed the seizure of over Rs 660 crore worth of illicit items, including cash and alcohol, during the assembly election enforcement period. The Election Commission's C-Vigil app proved instrumental in addressing 8,668 out of 8,678 complaints, ensuring a transparent election process.

    Bihar Cabinet approves Rs 225 crore for 'Mahila Samwad' programme

    Bihar Cabinet approves Rs 225 crore for 'Mahila Samwad' programme

    The Bihar cabinet has allocated Rs 225 crore for 'Mahila Samwad,' a program where CM Nitish Kumar and officials will visit districts to inform women about government policies for their empowerment. The program aims to engage with women in rural areas and understand their expectations.

    Manipur violence: 'They are the creator...' CM Biren Singh pins blame on Congress

    Manipur violence: 'They are the creator...' CM Biren Singh pins blame on Congress

    Imphal (Manipur), Nov 19 (ANI): Amid ongoing crisis throughout the state, Chief Minister N Biren Singh broke the silence and stated that his party will continue to work for peace. Speaking in an exclusive chat with ANI, the Chief Minister went on to pin the blame for the conflict on Congress. The Manipur CM stated, “They are the creator. Whatever we are facing today in Manipur, it is the creator of the Congress. So they cannot wash out their hands easily. People do understand. The present crisis, the present problem, whatever is happening in Manipur is chronic and also created by whom? Created by the Congress.”

    Maharashtra: 'Sule, Patole used Bitcoin scam cash to fund polls'  alleges Ex-IPS officer Ravindranath Patil

    Maharashtra: 'Sule, Patole used Bitcoin scam cash to fund polls' alleges Ex-IPS officer Ravindranath Patil

    Maharashtra: Ex-IPS officer from Pune, who was charge-sheeted by Pune Police in the alleged multi-crore crypto fraud, Ravindranath Patil alleges, "...My company called me as a cryptocurrency expert to investigate a case in 2018. I was arrested in that case in 2022 under allegations of fraud. I spent 14 months in jail after a trial. During that time, I was wondering what had happened, what the case was and why was I trapped. There were other colleagues also with me. We were working on finding out the truth. A witness against us, Gaurav Mehta, who is an employee of an audit firm named Sarathi Associates. A day before yesterday, he called me multiple times for 4-5 hours, but I did not respond... Finally, when I responded, he told me that in 2018, when Amit Bharadwaj was arrested, he had a cryptocurrency hardware wallet... That wallet was replaced by the then Commissioner Amitabh Gupta and another wallet was kept. We were arrested but the real perpetrators were Amitabh Gupta and his team. He (Gaurav Mehta) took the names of two IPS officers, Amitabh Gupta and Bhagyashri Nautake... This bitcoin money was used for funding in Maharashtra during the Lok Sabha elections..."

    Not afraid of anything, I fight my own battles: Kailash Gahlot after joining BJP

    Not afraid of anything, I fight my own battles: Kailash Gahlot after joining BJP

    Former Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot explained his reasons for leaving the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), emphasizing that it was a difficult but necessary decision. He denied allegations of pressure from central agencies and expressed his commitment to strengthening the BJP's presence in Delhi.

    UP bypolls: Over 30 pc candidates have criminal cases, 48% are crorepati

    UP bypolls: Over 30 pc candidates have criminal cases, 48% are crorepati

    More than 30% of candidates in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh bypolls face criminal charges, with nearly half being crorepatis, according to a recent report. The report, analyzing 90 candidates, also revealed varying educational backgrounds, with some holding only basic literacy while others boast graduate degrees.

    Maharashtra Elections 2024 | Pawars in Baramati to Aaditya & Amit Thackeray: Key Candidates to Watch

    Maharashtra Elections 2024 | Pawars in Baramati to Aaditya & Amit Thackeray: Key Candidates to Watch

    The upcoming Maharashtra Assembly Elections in 2024 are set to be a fierce and highly anticipated battleground. With a mix of family rivalries and shifting political alliances, key contests will reshape the state’s political landscape.

    Manipur’s Kuki organisations hold mock 'Coffin Rally' in Churachandpur: ‘Justice for indigenous people’

    Manipur’s Kuki organisations hold mock 'Coffin Rally' in Churachandpur: ‘Justice for indigenous people’

    Churachandpur (Manipur), Nov 19 (ANI): Amid rising tensions, Manipur’s Kuki organisations held a rally holding mock coffins in Churachandpur on November 19. The massive rally was held in remembrance of their community members killed in violence in Manipur. Schools and colleges have been asked to send students from Class 10 onwards to attend the rally in black shirts. A joint notice was issued by the Zomi Students' Federation (ZSF), Kuki Students' Organisation (KSO) and Hmar Students' Association (HSA) on Monday. The situation in Manipur has seen heightened tensions, prompting the government to take proactive steps in monitoring and managing regional stability. According to Manipur Police, ten militants were killed in Manipur's Jiribam in an encounter with the Central Reserve Police Force and Civil Police on Monday.

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