Naveen Patnaik’s Biju Janata Dal (BJD), which previously supported the “One Nation One Election” proposal, has changed its stance, echoing concerns from the Opposition. The party is questioning the details of the plan adopted by the Union Cabinet, worried about potential issues like hung assemblies and constitutional crises. BJD MP Sasmit Patra emphasized the need ...
Chief Minister M K Stalin has criticized the Indian government’s proposal for simultaneous elections, calling it impractical and a distraction. In his remarks on social media, Stalin argued that the idea of “One Nation, One Election” overlooks the complexities of India’s diverse electoral landscape and threatens federalism. He pointed out the logistical challenges of aligning ...
Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister, applauded the Union Cabinet’s endorsement of the ‘One Nation, One Election’ initiative, highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment to enhance democracy through clean elections. In a post on social media, Shah emphasized how this decision marks a significant step towards crucial electoral reforms in India. He stated that the ...
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The Federal Reserve recently cut interest rates by half a percentage point, responding to concerns about the job Market‘s health. Chair Jerome Powell announced this decision, indicating growing confidence that inflation is moving toward the 2% target. The Fed expects to gradually lower rates further, aiming for a range of 2.75% to 3.00% by 2026. ...
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The Union Cabinet has recently approved the ‘One Nation, One Election’ proposal, allowing simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies. This significant initiative, reported on September 18, aims to streamline the electoral process in India. A report by a committee led by former President Ram Nath Kovind highlighted the need for adjusting current ...
In a rally in Haryana’s Loharu, Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused Rahul Gandhi and Omar Abdullah of plotting to release terrorists after the Jammu and Kashmir elections. He emphasized that Prime Minister Modi has strengthened the armed forces, claiming that under BJP leadership, no one can harm Kashmir. Shah also criticized the Congress for ...
 "In Jammu & Kashmir, a dramatic election unfolds as candidates with criminal records vie for power amid a stark gender disparity.")
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections are set to take place for the first time in a decade, with the first phase of polling scheduled for September 18, 2024. Seven districts will participate in this historic electoral event, marking a significant moment for the region. A report reveals that out of 238 candidates in the ...
In Panchkula, IPS officer Anup Sahu has been appointed as the police observer for the upcoming Haryana elections. His first action involved inspecting sensitive polling booths in areas such as Pinjore, Kalka, and Raipur Rani, where he evaluated security measures with local police. Sahu emphasized the importance of police vigilance to ensure peaceful elections, urging ...
On the final day of campaigning for Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party for allegedly wanting to return the region to a state of terrorism. Shah claimed that if the Congress and its allies, including the National Conference, come to power, they would release ...
At a rally in Kishtwar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly criticized National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah for making serious allegations against the Indian Army, claiming it was an attempt to sway voters ahead of elections. Shah emphasized that such unfounded claims diminish the army’s sacrifices and dedication to Jammu and Kashmir. He promised that ...
