Infantino’s FIFA fate must go to an election, says Africa football chief
CAF have given under-fire Gianni Infantino their backing, and now say the FIFA president must stand in March's election.
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Onion procurement lags after system overhaul
A major overhaul of India’s onion procurement system this year slowed government purchases for weeks despite an early start to stock-building, forcing authorities to relax quality specifications and repeatedly raise procurement prices to accelerate buying.
NHAI sanctions ₹42.6 crore to tackle NH 66 flooding in Kollam, Alappuzha
This funding will address waterlogging issues caused by blocked streams and inadequate drainage, with ₹28.55 crore designated for Kollam and ₹14.05 crore for Alappuzha. The project will focus on enhancing drainage systems along critical highway segments.
'You all got answers now': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke backs Madhya Pradesh 'Gen Alpha' protest, recalls Pradhan's resignation
Dipke shared the video of protesting students and reiterated his argument that the resignation of one minister would not be enough to fix the education system.
'PM Modi does not sleep at night, Shah disappeared': Rahul mocks BJP, says India expressing itself
Rahul Gandhi firmly asserted that the Congress party's primary function is to enhance the expression of India’s citizens. He articulated concerns about the government's tendencies to silence dissent and manipulate information. Furthermore, Gandhi lambasted the government’s foreign policy strategies and the failure of the RSS to comprehend the complexities of contemporary Indian society.