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    Kishori Lal Sharma backs Rahul Gandhi for slamming trollers of Smriti Irani

    Congress MP Kishori Lal Sharma from Amethi supported Rahul Gandhi's stance against trolls targeting Smriti Irani, emphasising that it goes against their values to use derogatory language. Sharma, who defeated Irani in the Lok Sabha election, stated that insults show weakness, not strength. Smriti Irani thanked party workers and leaders after the election results were announced.

    Parents of late Capt Anshuman Singh make serious allegations against daughter-in-law 'Took Kirti Chakra with her'

    On July 5, 2024, the President honoured the family of Captain Anshuman Singh, who was martyred while saving his comrades in Siachen, for their unwavering courage and bravery. Although the Kirti Chakra was awarded, another source of pain ...

    Don't use derogatory language towards Smriti Irani: Rahul Gandhi defends former minister from online trolling

    Rahul Gandhi urged restraint against derogatory language towards Smriti Irani on social media after she vacated her bungalow post losing to Kishori Lal Sharma in the Amethi Lok Sabha elections by over 1.5 lakh votes. Irani, who defeated Rahul Gandhi in 2019, vacated 28 Tughlak Crescent in Lutyens' Delhi after the new government formed. Winning and losing occur in life.

    Captain Anshuman Singh's parents allege daughter-in-law took everything, demand 'Next of Kin' policy revision

    The parents of Captain Anshuman Singh, who died in Siachen, urge the Indian Army to revise its 'next of kin' (NOK) criteria. They express concerns over NOK rules, highlighting that the current system favors spouses over parents. They call for changes to ensure fair treatment and support for all family members of deceased soldiers.

    Former Union minister Smriti Irani vacates official bungalow

    Irani vacated the bungalow earlier this week, weeks after she was defeated by Congress leader Kishori Lal Sharma from Amethi parliamentary seat with a margin of over 1.5 lakh votes. The former women and child development minister was dubbed a giant slayer in 2019 after she defeated Congress leader Rahul Gandhi from the seat.

    Jasprit Bumrah, Smriti Mandhana named ICC Player of the Month for June

    Bumrah emerged victorious in the men's category, surpassing competition from Rohit Sharma and Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan. Mandhana, meanwhile, secured her first ICC Women's Player of the Month award, prevailing over Maia Bouchier from England and Vishmi Gunaratne of Sri Lanka.

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