CMID counters Kerala Chief Minister’s ‘reverse remittances’ remark
CMID counters Kerala Chief Minister’s ‘reverse remittances’ remark
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PM: Mookerjee ensured Bengal remained integral part of India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi honored Syama Prasad Mookerjee's legacy in Kolkata. He highlighted Mookerjee's efforts to keep Bengal united with India during partition. Mookerjee's industrial vision established key national institutions for economic strength. The Prime Minister noted Mookerjee's opposition to separate constitutions and flags. His government fulfilled Mookerjee's dream by removing Article 370.
Defence, critical minerals on agenda as Modi arrives in Indonesia
Prime Minister Modi began a three-nation tour in Jakarta, Indonesia. He will meet President Prabowo Subianto for bilateral cooperation talks. Discussions will cover trade, defense, and critical minerals like nickel. The visit aims to deepen civilizational ties and people-to-people connections. Modi will then travel to Australia and New Zealand for further strategic engagements.
Govt to form cooperative life insurance company: Amit Shah
Govt to form cooperative life insurance company: Amit Shah
'Resigned judge' can't be impeached, say constitutional experts
Parliament will table an inquiry report on former judge Yashwant Varma's removal. Justice Varma resigned in April after facing allegations of unaccounted money. Constitutional experts state impeachment proceedings are now pointless after his resignation. They emphasize a judge ceases to hold office upon resignation, not requiring acceptance. The report's tabling is seen as a political formality with no effective purpose.