A signature drive launched by environmentalists and citizens in Mira Bhayandar against the proposed axing of 14,400 trees for the Metro-9 car shed in Uttan has received an overwhelming response. Over 15,000 citizens have signed the petition in just two days, with hopes of collecting 50,000 signatures by Sunday. The drive aims to stop the environmental damage and additional financial burden on the state exchequer caused by the relocation of the car shed site from Rai to Uttan.
The Congress party faced backlash from BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia for a controversial social media post accompanied by the caption "Jimmedari ke samay- GAYAB." Bhatia accused Congress of spreading a message aligned with Pakistan and terrorism, especially after the recent Pahalgam terror attack. He also highlighted a retweet of the post by a former Pakistani minister and claimed that the post reflects Congress's inherent ideology of being "sar tan se juda" (headless) and supporting Pakistan. The post has sparked debate online and raised questions about Congress's alignment with Pakistan amid tensions between India and Islamabad.
In a shocking turn of events, Jagmeet Singh, leader of the New Democratic Party, announced his resignation after suffering a crushing defeat in the Burnaby Central riding. Despite this loss, Singh congratulated Trudeau's rival, Mark Carney, on his victory and urged Canadians to choose hope over fear. With only seven seats secured, the NDP's future as a major party in Canada now hangs in the balance.
In a recent ruling, the Madras High Court criticized the working culture of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and issued several directions to help the agency regain the trust of the public. The Court noted widespread criticism of the CBI for its biased investigations and called for measures such as appointing a legal team to advise on case registration and equipping investigating officers with scientific advancements. These directions were issued while acquitting eight individuals who were convicted in 2019 for allegedly defrauding a bank.
The BJP's IT department head Amit Malviya has called out the Congress for using divisive and inflammatory imagery with its "Sar Tan Se Juda" post that aims to incite against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also adds that this is not the first time the Congress has resorted to such tactics, citing Rahul Gandhi's past statements instigating violence towards the PM. In response, Malviya confidently claims that the Prime Minister still holds the love and blessings of millions of Indians, while the Congress has been reduced to a headless hydra with no clear direction.
As Canadians prepare to head to the polls, they are faced with the decision of whether to extend the Liberal Party's reign with new Prime Minister Mark Carney or to elect the Conservatives' leader Pierre Poilievre. With rising cost of living and the threat of tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump, Canadians are looking for a leader who can navigate these challenges. With a record number of ballots already cast, the phrase "Elbows up" has been adopted to show unity against Trump's threats. Comedian Mike Myers and even Trump himself have made their presence known in the election, adding even more weight to the stakes for Canadians.
In a surprising political comeback, Mark Carney of the Liberal Party is projected to form a minority government in Canada's 2025 election, defeating the Conservative Party and their leader Pierre Poilievre. The election, which was heavily influenced by the trade war with the US, saw Carney's fiscal policies resonate with voters who were concerned about the impact of Trump's tariffs. Despite initial predictions of defeat, the Liberals were able to secure a historic fourth mandate, marking a potential shift in Canada's relations with the US.
After a crushing defeat in the federal elections, Canadian politician and New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh has announced his resignation. Not only did the NDP lose its official status due to securing less than 12 seats, but Singh also lost his own seat in Burnaby Central, British Columbia. With a history of supporting Khalistani activists, Singh's resignation comes as a relief for many, especially in India.
Controversial figure and self-proclaimed godman, Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, was granted a 21-day furlough by the Haryana Government and released from prison. This is not Singh's first time being released on parole or furlough, and it has sparked backlash from critics who believe his releases are politically motivated and cater to his large following in Haryana. Meanwhile, the Army, Rashtriya Rifles, and paramilitary forces are on the hunt for suspected terrorists who entered through the Samba-Kathua region.
After a surprising and heated election in Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party emerged victorious for a rare fourth consecutive term. Pro-Khalistan leader Jagmeet Singh, who led the NDP party, also suffered a defeat in his local election and stepped down from his role. The election saw the rise of nationalism and division, with US President Trump's interference and Canada's own internal issues playing a pivotal role. Carney has promised to prioritize Canadian workers and their interests amid the ongoing trade war with the US.
The controversial leader of Dera Sacha Sauda, Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, has been granted a 21-day furlough by the Haryana government to stay at his Sirsa dera. This is the 13th furlough given to him since his conviction for rape in 2017. Critics have expressed outrage over the decision, with one objecting that it coincides with the Dera's foundation day. Ram Rahim is known for his ability to influence votes and was patronized by political leaders in Punjab and Haryana for nearly two decades.