Omar Abdullah backs call for India-Pak talks, says even RSS favours dialogue
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah advocated for renewed India-Pakistan dialogue, emphasizing it's the sole path to de-escalate tensions. He questioned the criticism faced by J&K politicians for similar calls, contrasting it with the lack of backlash for RSS leaders advocating open talks. Abdullah highlighted the importance of improving neighborly relations, referencing former PM Vajpayee's sentiment.
This summary was generated by PolitGlobe's AI pipeline from publicly available reporting at Times of India. For the full original article, visit the source below.
Read full article at Times of IndiaRelated coverage
Government yet to refund tuition fee of SC students who got management/NRI medical, engineering seats
Government yet to refund tuition fee of SC students who got management/NRI medical, engineering seats
Privatisation of power distribution: Escoms to submit objections before KERC
Escoms have been asked to submit their disagreement and inform the KERC that the government does not concur with the application: CM
Trump administration renews pressure on International Criminal Court
The US says it will reject any effort by court to assert authority over citizens, days after judges sue over sanctions.
Karnataka set for rollout of VB-G RAM G scheme
Legal decks have been cleared for the rollout of the VB-G RAM G scheme in Karnataka with the State government issuing a notification in this regard on Thursday. The notification comes on the eve of the meeting of RDPR Ministers convened by the Centre in Delhi