Amit Shah, India’s Union Home Minister, has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks made during a trip to the United States, claiming he aligns with groups that aim to divide the country. Shah accused Gandhi of regularly making anti-national statements, particularly in relation to issues of regionalism and religion. Gandhi had previously suggested ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized that cybersecurity is crucial for the nation’s progress, calling it a vital part of national security. He stated that cybercrime knows no boundaries, highlighting the need for collaboration among various stakeholders to tackle this growing threat. During the foundation day celebration of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), ...
 "Billionaire Gautam Adani and his family have topped the 2024 Hurun India Rich List, despite facing allegations from Hindenburg Research last year. Their wealth surged by 95% to Rs 11.61 trillion, dethroning Mukesh Ambani. Adani recorded the highest wealth growth among India’s top ten richest, with significant gains in sectors like ports and energy. The list also highlights Bollywood’s increasing wealth, with Shah Rukh Khan entering for the first time. Overall, India’s billionaires added Rs 28 trillion, representing over half of the nation’s GDP, as the country becomes Asia’s “wealth creation engine.”")
Adani has surpassed Ambani to become India’s richest person according to the latest Hurun list. In an exciting twist, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has made his debut on the list. This marks a significant shift in India’s wealth landscape, highlighting the rapid rise of Adani and the enduring popularity of SRK. Read on to ...
Today’s Current Affairs: BCCI Secretary Jay Shah is optimistic about the Indian men’s cricket team winning the 2024 T20 World Cup. In a recent interview, Shah highlighted the team’s balance between form and experience, emphasizing the need for overseas exposure in team selection. He also discussed the success of the 2020 IPL amidst the pandemic ...
