PM urges people to mark National Handloom Day
Posting on his Instagram account, Mr. Modi was seen handling various pieces of handloom material from different parts of the country
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Opposition opposes FCRA bill, says minorities being targeted
Rahul Gandhi briefed opposition parties on discussions regarding the delimitation bill. The opposition maintains its stand on women's reservation within the current Lok Sabha strength. Discussions also covered the FCRA bill, with concerns raised about its impact on minorities. Some members noted potential government removal of retrospective effect clauses. Parliamentary functioning remains contingent on government statements regarding protests and donations.
Telangana extends industrial land conversion applications under HILTP till October
Announcing reopening of the application portal for three months from August 1, the government said the SRO rates prevailing prior to June 5 will apply
Amit Shah assured proposed FCRA changes will not be retrospective, says Mizoram CM
Chief minister Lalduhoma from Mizoram held a pivotal meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday, where Shah confirmed that amendments to the FCRA will not have a retroactive effect. Church representatives were also part of the discussion, emphasizing the need for suggestions to safeguard the FCRA. A vital debate on the proposed bill is set for August 12, promising to clarify future legislative actions.
Supreme Court dismisses plea challenging Delhi HC relief to Hinduja brothers in Bofors case
The Supreme Court has officially closed the chapter on the Bofors payoff case by dismissing an appeal that challenged the Delhi High Court's 2005 ruling, which had previously annulled criminal proceedings against the Hinduja brothers. Advocate Ajay K Agrawal filed the appeal, but the court decided against allowing more time for arguments, finalizing the legal dispute once and for all.