After the slogans fade, what future awaits the Cockroach Janta Party?
Abhijeet Dipke's speeches at Delhi's Jantar Mantar drew the largest crowds, and supporters frequently gathered near the stage to hear him speak.
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Ladakh groups accuse Centre of reneging on agreement, call shutdown
Ladakh's political groups, Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance, have called for a shutdown on June 23, accusing the Centre of reneging on agreements regarding legislative powers and constitutional safeguards. They warn of renewed agitation if their demands for full statehood and Sixth Schedule status are not met, emphasizing that public mobilization will proceed despite the Dalai Lama's upcoming visit.
Kheer Bhawani yatra begins; 8,500 pilgrims in 214 buses leave Jammu
Over 8,500 pilgrims, predominantly Kashmiri Pandits, embarked on their journey from Jammu for the annual Kheer Bhawani Mela. The significant increase in registrations this year is attributed to a peaceful environment, enhanced security, and comprehensive arrangements. Officials have been stationed at various shrines across Kashmir to ensure smooth proceedings for the devotees participating in the revered yatra.
T.N. government opts for direct recruitment to address shortage of fireman drivers
Earlier, the post, which is crucial for operation of fire fighting equipment, was filled up only promotion of personnel within the service
India rejects Pakistan President Zardari’s remarks on Kashmir
Jaiswal said Pakistan's "long history of systematically targeting and victimising minorities across various faiths is notorious."