Pro-Palestinian badges should not be worn by NHS staff, UK review suggests
Anti-Semitism review recommends that badges proclaiming political support should not be worn by public health workers
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Rahul ‘selling panic’, promoting baseless conspiracy theories: BJP
Claiming that the Modi government is facing an ‘institutional revolt’, the Congress leader says an unprecedented ‘economic tsunami’ is set to hit India as the BJP government had removed protections against international shocks, and its control over institutions has collapsed
Minorities enjoy full freedom in India, don’t spread falsehoods, says Rijiju
Minority Affairs Minister says government outreach efforts receive limited attention and negative developments attract disproportionate coverage.
Modi government made Northeast a hub of opportunities: Amit Shah
The Union Home Minister addressed the 73rd plenary session of the North Eastern Council in Shillong; he said the Chief Ministers of the region, scheduled to review the India-Bangladesh border security in Tripura on Friday, to shift their focus from law and order to shielding the rights of the citizens, as insurgency is no longer an issue
PM Modi to visit Gujarat, Daman to inaugurate development projects worth ₹22,000 crore
The projects scheduled to receive their foundation stones include a 200-bed ESIC Hospital in Surat and a new terminal building of NAMO Airport in Daman