India’s Cockroach Movement Gains Momentum - Foreign Policy
India’s Cockroach Movement Gains Momentum Foreign Policy
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Congress to cadre: Ignore CJP, focus on NEET-CBSE stir
Congress plans to intensify its agitation on NEET-CBSE controversies over the next fortnight, urging members to focus on student and youth issues. The party is wary of rival political parties using the protests for their own agenda, drawing parallels to past movements. Youth Congress and NSUI are holding nationwide protests, emphasizing NEET as their primary concern.
After PM Modi’s nudge, mantris carpool to reach cabinet meet at Seva Teerth
Several Union ministers carpooled to a cabinet meeting at Seva Teerth. This follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to reduce vehicle fleets. Ministers like Nitin Gadkari, J P Nadda, Ashwini Vaishnaw, and Mansukh Mandaviya shared rides. This initiative emphasizes sustainability and leads by example amid global energy concerns. Earlier, ministers and chief ministers had reduced their convoys.
PM Modi: Nepal is India's priority partner
PM Modi: Nepal is India's priority partner
On June 10, Modi will break Nehru’s record of longest elected PM stint
Narendra Modi is set to become the longest-serving unbroken head of government in India, surpassing Jawaharlal Nehru on June 10. Modi's tenure, beginning May 26, 2014, will reach 4,399 days, just ahead of Nehru's 4,398 days. This milestone highlights a significant shift in Indian political leadership and policy direction.