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Amit Shah and JP Nadda to Visit Bengal Every Month Till End of 2021 Assembly Polls, Says State BJP Chief
The two senior BJP leaders will visit the state separately every month to take stock of the party organisation ahead of the elections, said West Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh.
People Thought EC Was Being 'Fool-hardy' by Holding Bihar Polls, but We Lived Up to Challenge: CEC Sunil Arora
Arora also said he is confident that the EC will be able to hold the next set of assembly polls on time and the internal exercise for those is already underway. Elections are due in Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam and Puducherry in May-June next year.
Premier Confident Australian Open Tennis Will Go Ahead
The political leader of Australias Victorian state says despite incredibly complex negotiations, he is confident Januarys Australian Open tennis tournament will proceed.
'Women Dying While CM Yogi Busy in Mission Shakti': Akhilesh Yadav Slams UP Govt on Bulandshahr Incident
The SP Chief alleged that while the government was seemingly busy in programmes such as the ‘Mission Shakti’ and ‘Pink Booth’, females were forced to commit suicide amid the rising crime-rate against women in UP.
Booth Focus, Central Observers, Secret Formula 23: BJP Pushes Pedal on Winning Bengal in 2021
In a series of meetings on Tuesday in Kolkata, senior BJP leaders discussed the party's election strategies with state leaders.
These 4 Indian Cities Among 36 Selected by World Economic Forum to Pioneer Roadmap for Smart Cities
Apart from Bengaluru, Faridabad, Indore and Hyderabad, cities such as London, Moscow, Toronto, Brasilia, Dubai and Melbourne have also been selected.
Victorious Nitish Kumar Visits JD(U) Office in Patna, Gets Felicitated by Party Workers
Kumar, who took oath for yet another term in office the previous evening, drove down to the party's headquarters on Birchand Patel Marg here after completing businesses of the day which included the distribution of portfolios among his cabinet colleagues.
BJP Protests Against Delhi Govt's Chhath Ban, Holds Demonstration Outside CM Kejriwal's Residence
Leading the protest, Purvanchal Morcha president Kaushal Mishra called the chief minister "anti-Purvanchali" and said that the ban has hurt the religious sentiments of the people from Bihar and Purvanchal settled in Delhi.
Goldman Sachs Upgrades India's GDP Forecast on Vaccine Progress, Expects 10.8% Contraction in FY21
The GDP will stage an impressive recovery in FY22, with a growth of 13 per cent on the low base and benefits of the vaccine, Goldman Sachs said in a report.
Elgar Parishad Case Accused Varavara Rao Fully Conscious and Oriented, Maha Govt Tells Bombay HC
Rao had filed a bail application and a writ petition seeking he be shifted to Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai immediately, owing to his "diminishing neurological and physical health condition".
TMC Urges People to be on Guard Against Fake News, Says False Propaganda Being Spread About Welfare Projects
West Bengal Minister of State for Women and Child Development and Social Welfare Sashi Panja said doctored videos are being circulated to create confusion among the people.
WHO Lauds Uttar Pradesh Govt for Its Covid-19 Management Strategy
In a statement issued by the state government on Tuesday, WHO Country Representative Roderico Ofrin said the UP government's strategic response by stepping up contact tracing efforts is exemplary and can serve as a good example.
Stubble Burning Declines in Punjab Ahead of Peak Winter Onset, But Delhi-NCR Pollution May Rise Next Week
In the past week, the fires declined from a high of 3,508 on November 10 to nine on Monday, November 16, according to data provided by the Punjab Remote Sensing Centre (PRSC).
Cricket: Quarantined Australia Players In Good Spirits, Says Carey
Many of Australia's cricketers have not seen their families for months while playing under novel coronavirus protocols but they remain in good spirits as they prepare to meet India over the home summer, wicketkeeper Alex Carey said on Tuesday.
Govt Mulling Common Code of Conduct for TV Channels, Curbs Against TRP Manipulation: Javadekar
Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Prakash Javadekar was speaking at a webinar organised by the Press Council of India (PCI) on the 'Role of media during the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on media' on National Press Day.
Two Dalit Sisters Killed, Bodies with Injury Marks in Eyes Dumped in Pond in UP's Fatehpur
The girls had gone to the field in the afternoon to get vegetables but did not return, the police said. The family members of the victims have alleged that the assailants killed the girls after an unsuccessful attempt to rape them, the officer said.