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NDA set for big victory in Assam, Congress in disarray, says Baijayant Jay PandaBJP's Assam in-charge Baijayant Jay Panda anticipates a historic mandate for the NDA, citing strong pro-incumbency and widespread admiratio...- Chemical warfare on my nose: Alex Stein targets Indians at Irving council meetingComedian Alex Stein made offensive remarks about Indians and Hindus at a Texas City Council meeting. He criticized demographic shifts and m...
- Infiltrators using Bengal as transit route, threaten internal security: State BJP chief Samik BhattacharyaWest Bengal BJP president Samik Bhattacharya alleged that infiltrators are using the state as a transit point, threatening India's internal...
- Assam: Poll panel begins voter roll overhaul amid NRC shadowAmidst NRC stalemate concerns, the Election Commission of India initiates Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Assam, appointing and trainin...
- Won't let Bengal turn into Bangladesh: BJP state president Samik BhattacharyaSamik Bhattacharya, the new state president of BJP, aims to defeat Trinamool Congress in the 2026 assembly elections. He wants to prevent W...
- Organised loot by airlines in jacking up fares to Gulf countries: MP in Rajya SabhaThe rise in airfares to Gulf countries during the June-September holiday season caused financial strain for poor laborers and middle-class ...
- Rohingyas pose demographic invasion threat, says Assam CM Himanta Biswa SarmaAssam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma criticized the Jharkhand and West Bengal governments over rising Rohingya infiltrations, highlight...
- "India surpasses China's growth rate...it will continue doing so": European Parliament policy expertIndia's GDP growth exceeded China's annually for the past few years, with India's growth averaging over 7.5 per cent in 2023, while China's...
- Global survey shows two-thirds of population favour solar powerA global poll conducted by Glocalities found that over two-thirds of the world's population supports solar energy, five times more than tho...
- What if deglobalization is good for emerging markets?Access to low-cost raw materials plays a large role in determining the geographical distribution of industry. Typically, these relative pri...
- This app detects tuberculosis by listening to the sound of your coughA machine learning algorithm was fed data of nearly 7000 infected TB cough. The result- a mobile app that can detect TB with over 85% accur...
- View: J&K’s ‘outsiders’ invasion’ bogeyArticle 35A empowers J&K’s legislature to define the state’s ‘permanent residents’, and their special rights and privileges.
- With no Citizenship bill at least 17 Assam seats will go Jinnah way: Assam FMIf there is no Citizenship (Amendment) Bill at least 17 Assam assembly seats will go Jinnah way, said Assam finance minister, Himanta Biswa...
- Don’t have tools to influence elections results, says UIDAIUIDAI told court it cannot share any core biometrics with requesting entities –– only demographics and photos which were freely available o...
- India to supply over half of Asia's workforce: ReportIndia will however have to first equip its workforce with necessary skills to contribute to the national economy in order for the country t...
- BreezeScan: Innobreeze Technologies develops non-invasive device to detect cancerThe potential of such a nimble device is big, if you take into account export possibilities, which is probably what motivated the programme.
- Infiltrators and refugees cannot be placed at par: Arun JaitleyBJP today defended Narendra Modi's remarks on illegal immigrants saying it is the root cause of social tension in the North-East and claime...
- HC notice to Centre, GNCT on PIL against UID schemeThe Centre and the city government were today directed by the Delhi High Court to respond to a PIL against implementation of UID scheme.
- How illegal immigrants morphed into an invaluable vote-bankThe illegal migrants have become an invaluable vote-bank for certain political parties, which hedge the question of their identification an...
- Bangladeshis have no business to be in India, says PCPC said that stern actions will be takn against illegal Bangladeshis.
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