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    Cargo traffic at 12 major Indian ports rises 6.8 pc to 69.8 MT in Jun

    Cargo traffic at major Indian ports increased by 6.8% in June, with Jawaharlal Nehru Port and Cochin Port showing the highest growth. However, Mumbai Port experienced a decline. Overall, ten ports saw positive growth while two witnessed a decrease.

    Jawaharlal Nehru Port q1 container traffic up 10.6%

    The port had handled 1,526,145 TEUs in the first quarter of 2023-24, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) said.

    Election results boosted Indian markets, generated enthusiasm in the world, says PM Modi

    PM Modi stated that the 2024 general election results demonstrated that people had rejected propaganda and voted for performance. Modi has been elected as Prime Minister for the third time, a feat previously only achieved by Jawaharlal Nehru.

    Modi's habit is to lie, mislead people: RS LoP Mallikarjun Kharge after Oppn MP's stage walkout during PM's speech

    Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of lying during a speech about the Constitution. He alleged that the opposition was against the Constitution and that the RSS had opposed it since 1950. NCP-SCP chief Sharad Pawar supported Kharge, stating that it was the House's responsibility to respect the LoP.

    Madhya Pradesh: 5 children die of suspected food poisoning at Indore shelter home; 38 hospitalised

    Two more children have died in a suspected food poisoning incident at Indore's Shri Yugpurush Dham Baudhik Vikas Kendra, raising the death toll to five. The number of children undergoing treatment for symptoms has also increased to 38, with four in critical condition. All the children are undergoing treatment at Government Chacha Nehru Hospital, with four admitted to the Intensive Care Unit ward.

    Constitution always comes under attack under Congress rule: BJP leader Sudhanshu Trivedi

    The PTI report encapsulated the disruptions and House adjournments during Sudhanshu Trivedi's Rajya Sabha speech, highlighting the stark contrast in PM selection processes between Narendra Modi and Jawahar Lal Nehru. The BJP's criticism of the Congress' past treatment of the Constitution, particularly alterations to the Preamble, was reiterated throughout the discourse.

    • Bad hair day? Blame climate change

      Blaming government for everything is outdated. Every mishap is now linked to climate change, from wilted flowers to a leaky roof. The blame game has shifted to the impending climate crisis, leaving behind the days of forgetting to water plants.

      When Jawaharlal Nehru and Harivansh Rai Bachchan fought over translating the President's speech

      Bachchan, known for his seminal work "Madhushala," joined the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) in 1955 with a monthly salary of Rs 1,000—a significant increase from his previous job at All India Radio (AIR). Bachchan's primary responsibility at the MEA involved translating speeches for the president and vice president. In fact, he coined the commonly used Hindi term 'Videsh Mantralaya' for the Ministry of External Affairs.

      Cabinet approves Rs 76,220 crore Vadhavan port

      The Union Cabinet approved India's 13th Major Port at Vadhavan in Maharashtra worth Rs 76,220 crores. The project will create additional capacity and operate on a 'landlord model' under a PPP model.

      Rahul Gandhi's Birthday Today: From education to job, lesser-known facts about the Nehru-Gandhi scion turning 54

      Rahul Gandhi, turning 54 today on June 19, is a prominent Congress leader and member of India's influential Gandhi family. His career challenges the ruling BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Born into a legacy of Indian Prime Ministers, Rahul Gandhi's education spanned prestigious schools in Delhi and abroad. He holds an M.Phil. from Trinity College, Cambridge, and has pursued diverse professional ventures before emerging as a key political figure, serving multiple terms in Parliament.

      BJP continues to take jibe at Congress over Priyanka Gandhi's candidature in Wayanad

      The BJP in Kerala criticized the Congress for fielding Priyanka Gandhi in Wayanad, suggesting her husband Robert Vadra might contest in Palakkad. BJP leaders accused the Congress of serving the Nehru-Gandhi family's interests. In response, Congress leaders defended Priyanka's candidacy, stating she would be welcomed in Kerala. The Congress announced Rahul Gandhi would retain Rae Bareli and Priyanka would contest from Wayanad. This decision sparked political debate, with the BJP questioning the Congress's motives and strategy in the state.

      Modi does not have mandate like Nehru did, says TMC

      Bandyopadhyay said the government is going to take an oath on Sunday "which is okay" according to democratic process but "our leader Mamata Banerjee has declared yesterday this government cannot last long". Nehru was sworn in as the prime minister for the third time in 1962, when the Congress had won 361 seats, 10 down from the Lok Sabha polls of 1957.

      Rajinikanth greets Modi, says third term a 'big achievement'

      Superstar Rajinikanth praised Narendra Modi's third term as Prime Minister, calling it a significant achievement and a healthy sign for democracy. Before heading to Delhi for Modi's swearing-in ceremony, Rajinikanth highlighted the importance of a strong opposition and expressed optimism about good governance in the coming term.

      AAP, Congress slam Centre over irregularities in NEET exam, demand investigation

      Taking to X, AAP shared a video that described the NEET exam scam, "The National Testing Agency (NTA) released the scorecard of NEET UG results on June 4- the same day the counting of votes for the Lok Sabha was held. A total of 67 students secured rank 1 in the exam. Six students, among the candidates who achieved rank 1, have taken the exam at the same centre. Many students secured 720 out of 720 or 718 or 719 out of 720. The government that cannot able to conduct examinations transparently is corrupt."

      Multiple pollsters predict 'ab ki baar 400 paar' for the NDA

      A win for the BJP will see Prime Minister Narendra Modi seal a third term in office, becoming the only Prime Minister after Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to take the office three times in a row. Saturday's exit polls saw the saffron party increase its vote share across the country, with the NDA predicted to win anywhere between 360 and 401 seats when the votes are counted on Tuesday, June 4.

      Will Modi equal Nehru’s record? These 4 states may hold the key

      An analysis based on the 100-200-243 analogy dividing states into three categories – where BJP has not made a mark yet, where BJP is in a direct contest with Congress, and where BJP is locked in battles with regional parties – four states emerge swing states

      Congress pays tribute to former PM Jawaharlal Nehru on his 60th death anniversary

      Congress leaders paid tributes to former PM Jawaharlal Nehru on his 60th death anniversary at his memorial in New Delhi. Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, and others honored the architect of modern India at Shanti Van.

      Congress pays tributes to Nehru on death anniversary, calls him the architect of modern India

      The Congress paid tribute to India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru on his death anniversary. The Grand Old Party highlighted his role as the architect of modern India and a dedicated guardian of democracy. Party leaders Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, and Rahul Gandhi honored Nehru's contributions to the country's progress, unity, and values.

      "PoJK temporarily slipped away due to someone's weakness or mistake": EAM takes veiled swipe at Nehru, Congress

      S Jaishankar criticized Nehru and Congress for losing PoJK, emphasized China's involvement, and rejected the concept of 'Lakshman Rekha'. He highlighted India's legitimate claim over PoJK despite CPEC passing through Gilgit Baltistan. He reaffirmed the parliamentary resolution to reclaim PoJK and highlighted his experience as India's ambassador to Beijing, stressing India's sovereignty over the region.

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