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    Cannot allow a shooter to change scheduling, says Trump, arrives in Milwaukee for Republican convention

    Donald Trump survived an attack by Thomas Crooks in Butler, Pennsylvania, resulting in one death and two injuries. Biden urged calm and a review. The suspect, a Bethel Park aide, had a suspicious device and acted alone. Trump continued to Milwaukee for his GOP nomination. Security was enhanced amid rising political rhetoric concerns.

    'Chacha-bhatija' duo engaged in corrupt practices in govt recruitment before 2017: UP CM Yogi Adityanath

    Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized the Samajwadi Party, referring to its leaders as the "chacha-bhatija duo" (uncle-nephew pair), implying Akhilesh Yadav and Shivpal Singh Yadav. Adityanath accused them of corrupt practices in government recruitment before 2017. He praised the recent recruitment of 7,720 accountants through the UPSSSC, highlighting its fairness and transparency compared to previous processes which he claimed were riddled with corruption.

    Britain’s economy isn’t seeing growth anywhere near India’s 7% GDP rise — this has caused fewer differences between the Conservatives and Labour: Jaideep Prabhu

    The UK election landscape is marked by economic uncertainties post-Brexit, minimal policy distinctions between parties, and environmental concerns driving voter engagement. Influential figures like Farage, Johnson, and Sunak shape political narratives, while climate change discussions underscore the urgency for sustainable solutions amidst global warming threats.

    Space given to anti-India elements advocating extremism main issue with Canada: Foreign secy Kwatra

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among the leaders of the G7 advanced economies attending the annual summit. "I think the main issue with regard to Canada continues to be the political space that Canada provides to anti-India elements which advocate extremism and violence and we have repeatedly conveyed our deep concerns to them and we expect them to take strong action," Kwatra said.

    Before taking on Mike Tyson, Jake Paul expresses his views on US politics, health issues and unemployment

    Jake Paul, despite living in Puerto Rico, is still very much aware of what’s happening in the US. He expressed his views on voting.

    Why is Nigel Farage being pelted very often with rubbish?

    Nigel Farage, a right-wing politician from the UK is being frequently attacked with rubbish due to his unpopular views. The UK Home Office has taken a serious view of these recent incidents.

    • End of 'negative' politics: Akhilesh Yadav on Lok Sabha poll results

      Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav declared the end of negative politics, celebrating the triumph of people's issues. He highlighted the Samajwadi Party's rise as the third-largest party and emphasized their commitment to public service in the Lok Sabha. In the recent elections, SP won 37 out of 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh, with Congress winning 6 seats, while BJP secured 33 seats, and their allies RLD and Apna Dal (Sonelal) won two and one seats, respectively.

      Seven out of 17 women candidates win LS polls in Maharashtra; four belong to Congress

      ​​Among the prominent winners is Supriya Sule, who won the Baramati seat for the fourth successive time by defeating Sunetra Pawar, the wife of her cousin and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar. The fight for the Baramati seat was being keenly watched as it was for the first time that two members of the Pawar family were fighting the polls against each other in their home turf.

      2024 Lok Sabha elections: Under-representation issue in spotlight as only 9.6% women in fray

      This year marks the first general election since the passage of the women's reservation bill, which aims to reserve one-third of seats in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for women - a bill which, despite being passed, is yet to be implemented. Despite the landmark legislation, the representation of women in this year's election has seen only a marginal increase.

      ECI issues verification SOP for EVM memory

      The Election Commission of India has issued a protocol allowing the first two losers to seek verification of burnt memory in EVM microcontroller after June 4. Candidates can seek verification for alleged tampering as per SOP issued following Supreme Court directions on April 26.

      A river once ran through it: The 288-km-long dying Ichhamati is stoking up Bengal's poll furnace

      As part of National Waterway 44, Ichhamati forms a 21km riverine border with Bangladesh and flows through the Ranaghat, Bangaon, Basirhat, and Barasat constituencies. Voters in North 24 Parganas' Basirhat and Barasat will cast their ballots on June 1.

      Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde issues notice to Sanjay Raut over 'defamatory' article

      Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has sent a notice to Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut regarding a "defamatory" article alleging that Shinde attempted to sabotage NCP candidates in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. The notice, dated May 28, accuses Raut of making false claims in his column in the Shiv Sena mouthpiece 'Saamana' on May 26. It asserts that Raut's statements were defamatory and aimed at misleading the public.

      Janhvi Kapoor surprises fans with deep insights on Gandhi, Ambedkar, and casteism: 'This issue that we have in our society'

      In a recent interview with The Lallantop, Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor surprised many by sharing her insights on Mahatma Gandhi, BR Ambedkar, and casteism. Known for her roles in films like "Bawaal," Janhvi expressed a deep interest in history, particularly in witnessing a debate between Gandhi and Ambedkar on caste issues. She noted that while Ambedkar’s stance was firm from the start, Gandhi's views evolved over time.

      Water shortage, poor drainage, traffic jams pressing issues in South Delhi

      With voting on May 25 for the South Delhi Lok Sabha seat, residents share the issues they face. The region faces water scarcity, traffic congestion, and inadequate drainage. Residents prioritised basic amenities over political issues like the chronic water crisis and infrastructural challenges. Candidates like Ramvir Singh Bidhuri and Sahi Ram Pehalwan promise solutions, focusing on healthcare, education, and sports facilities in the region.

      Many Chandni Chowk voters prefer national issues over local problems

      Chandni Chowk, a trader and Muslim-dominated constituency in Delhi, faces numerous issues such as crumbling infrastructure, traffic congestion, and parking problems. However, many residents believe that national issues, such as pollution and crime, are more important for voters in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The constituency is among the 13 pollution hotspots of Delhi but is often overlooked in poll promises.

      BJP slams Rahul, Mamata over reservation issue; accuses INDIA bloc of appeasement politics

      BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of being aligned against lower castes, emphasizing the need for change.

      Climate change hardly a burning issue for Indian voters

      Unprecedented climate change disasters are impacting India, but political parties and voters are largely overlooking the issue during the elections. Only regional party DMK has concrete climate change plans. In contrast, Europe prioritizes climate action in elections. Indian voters are more focused on traditional issues like unemployment and inflation.

      Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Delhi traders disappointed with unresolved issues ahead of polls

      In the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections, traders in Delhi are disappointed with political parties' unfulfilled promises. BJP, Congress, and AAP had pledged to resolve issues like shop sealing, parking policies, and GST simplification in their 2019 manifestos. However, traders feel neglected as these problems persist. They demand concrete timelines from candidates to address these issues and criticize the government for failing to provide relief. With elections approaching, traders, traditionally BJP supporters, seek meaningful solutions over empty promises.

      West Bengal's lawsuit: Will not permit parties to raise political issue in court, says SC

      Supreme Court restrains political discussions in West Bengal's CBI lawsuit post consent withdrawal. Verdict pending on suit's validity. Kapil Sibal, Tushar Mehta advocate citing DPSE Act and ED involvement.

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