RSS pays homage to Pak-born scribe for 'contribution to nation'
Sunday, 5 November 2023 RSS began its national conference in Gujarat's Bhuj on Sunday with a tribute to, among others, the late Pakistan-born Canadian journalist Tarek Fatah, a strident critic of the Pakistani religious and political establishment. Tarek Fatah, who died last April, received a glowing mention from the Hindutva fountainhead as one of those who had made "a great contribution to the nation and society at large." Former cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi, who died in October, was also on RSS's posthumous honours list.
Discussing India's position on Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (PoK), defense minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that India would not resort to force to reclaim it. He.. IndiaTimes
Jaishankar slams Canada for baseless accusations, citing Indian interference report in Canadian politics. He highlights arrests linked to Punjab gangs,.. IndiaTimes
In a scathing critique of previous Congress administrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lambasted their approach to dealing with Pakistan's terrorism. Modi likened their efforts to sending "love letters" to Pakistan in a bid for peace, only to witness a surge in terrorist activities as a result. His remarks underscored the need for a more assertive stance against terrorism, emphasising the imperative of safeguarding national security. Furthermore, Modi alleged that Pakistani leaders are actively advocating for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to ascend to India's prime ministership post-election. However, Modi firmly asserted that India, in its pursuit of strength and security, unequivocally demands a resilient and steadfast government.
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Pakistan accuses India of "extra-judicial and extra-territorial" assassinations in a complaint to the UN Security Council, alleging breaches of international law and sovereignty. Despite India's denial, Pakistan persists in its accusations, while grappling with its own internal turmoil fueled by terrorism. India rebuts Pakistan's claims, highlighting Pakistan's dubious track record and challenging its narrative on the global stage.
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Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'shahanshaah' (king of king) who lives in a palace but is cut off from.. IndiaTimes
In a stinging attack on Rahul Gandhi, Union home minister Amit Shah Saturday said the Gandhi scion had been shifting constituencies because of a fear of defeat,.. IndiaTimes
Junagadh is one of the 26 Lok Sabha constituencies in Gujarat. The constituency has been a stronghold of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for many years. DNA
Amit Shah on Saturday called AAP an "urban Naxal party" and said Maoist menace would raise its head in the region if the opposition candidate wins from Valsad.. IndiaTimes
Sunday, 5 November 2023
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