TRUTH CAN NOT BE EXPUNGED
Lok Sabha speech: Narendra Modi says BJP government ensures justice for all, appeasement for none
In his reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that appeasement has harmed India since Independence, but the BJP-led government has ensured "justice for all, appeasement for none." Amidst this, opposition protests demanded "justice for Manipur." | in Parliament Live
Expunging speech against tenets of democracy, says Rahul Gandhi in letter to Speaker
In his first speech as the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Gandhi launched a no-holds-barred attack on the BJP, accusing the leaders of the ruling party of dividing people on communal lines. Certain remarks he made during the discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the Lok Sabha on Monday were later expunged.
Truth can be expunged in Modiji's world, but not in reality, says Rahul Gandhi on his fiery Parliament speech
Earlier, on Monday, the Congress leader had addressed the House, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of preaching and spreading violence and hatred. Gandhi's remarks drew massive protests from the treasury benches and a rare intervention from the Prime Minister, who slammed the Congress leader for calling the entire Hindu community violent.
Truth can be expunged in Modi's world, not in reality: Rahul Gandhi
A defiant Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said truth can be expunged in the world of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but not in reality, hours after significant parts of his Lok Sabha speech were deleted by the chair. "Whatever I had to say, I have said and that is the truth. They can expunge...
Agniveer scheme brought after lot of thought: Rajnath Singh's rebuttal to Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh defended the Agnipath military recruitment scheme, which was criticized by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha. Singh argued that the scheme was rolled out after consultation with 158 organizations and that an Agniveer who commits suicide receives a compensation of Rs 1 crore. Gandhi claimed the government treats Agniveers as "use-and-throw labourers" and does not give them the status of a "shaheed (martyr)."
PM Modi, five ministers lead charge; seek apology from Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and five senior ministers defended the central government against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's criticism in Lok Sabha. The ministers demanded Gandhi's apology, refuted his claims, and challenged his statements on various issues. The heated exchange included accusations of disrespecting parliamentary rules and misleading the House. Gandhi stood firm on his positions despite the ministers' objections.
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Xi continues his drive to purify the PLA and instill loyalty
Xi is heavily involved in military appointments and promotions, supposedly of candidates who are reliable, competent and loyal. Yet with so much cash being splashed around in ever-increasing defence budgets, some high-up officers in the PLA have seized the opportunity to profit personally.
BJP MP's allegations baseless, narrative being set for 'lynching me': BSP MP Danish Ali
Reacting to Dubey's allegations, Ali said, "I have seen Nishikant Dubey's letter. My verbal lynching was done inside the House and now this is a narrative to get me lynched outside the House."
Cong de facto 'fulcrum'; if in leadership, I would encourage smaller party to play convenor of Oppn alliance for 2024: Shashi Tharoor
In an interview with PTI, Shashi Tharoor said Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from Lok Sabha following his conviction in a 2019 defamation case has generated a "surprising wave of Opposition unity" with many parties having begun to feel the truth of the adage -- "united we stand, divided we fall".
Rajya Sabha adjourned for day amid uproar over Rahul Gandhi's remarks in UK
This House must condemn remarks by such a person, Piyush Goyal said without taking Gandhi's name.
TMC MLA triggers row with remarks against BSF
During a discussion in the Assembly on a resolution opposing the Centre's decision to extend the BSF's jurisdiction, Guha spoke about the "atrocities let loose by the BSF on people living in the border areas".
View: The maps that steer us wrong
As our reliance on digital maps increases — for instance, with the proliferation of driverless cars — the gap between the world as it is and the world as our maps represent it risks growing ever wider.
TMC in tight corner over sting operation; Government suggests probe
They referred to the telecast of a sting purportedly showing several TMC leaders accepting money to help a fictitious private firm and demanded action against them.
National Herald case: Supreme Court refuses to interfere in trial court proceedings but expunges High Court observations
The SC allowed their plea for exemption from personal appearance in the case before the trial court which is scheduled to take up the matter on Feb 20.
The heart & soul of effective communication
The first World Effie Festival was held in Singapore last week, and was followed by 2008 Global and Asia Pacific Effie Awards Presentation.
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