AAP staged a unique wedding procession without a groom, targeting BJP's delay in announcing its chief ministerial candidate for the upcoming elections. AAP leaders participated, with Sanjay Singh and Arvind Kejriwal highlighting the lack of leadership within BJP. This event followed Kejriwal's earlier claim that Ramesh Bidhuri was BJP's top contender, which Bidhuri denied.
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The debate on work hours in India escalates as L&T chairman S N Subrahmanyan advocates a 90-hour week, sparking online backlash. His remarks highlight intense work expectations contrasting with global norms, echoing sentiments from other tech leaders like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. The company supports his views, citing nation-building ambitions.
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has urged the central government to allow states more flexibility in forming Waqf boards, stressing the importance of inclusivity for Muslim women and youth. TDP's support is crucial for the ruling NDA coalition given the opposition from Muslim bodies to the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024.
The CBI filed a case against Deepak Chandra, a Senior Passport Superintendent in Ghaziabad, for possessing assets worth Rs. 85,06,900, disproportionate to his known income. Searches at his homes in Ghaziabad and Patna yielded Rs. 60 lakh in cash and incriminating documents. Investigations are ongoing.
Centre to continue talks with farmers on May 4, despite detention of leaders by Punjab Police. Focus remains on addressing farmers' demand for legal guarantee to minimum support price (MSP). Officials to consult experts on financial implications, while farmer leaders aim to unify different groups for stronger advocacy.
Arvind Kejriwal challenged Union home minister Amit Shah to withdraw cases against slum residents and guarantee housing on the same land from which they were evicted. He accused the BJP of prioritising land acquisition over resident welfare and claimed their 'Jahan Jhuggi Wahan Makaan' scheme was ineffective. AAP aims for a third consecutive full term in the February 5 elections.
The Ministry of Education refuted allegations by Congress leader Sam Pitroda about objectionable content disrupting his virtual interaction with IIT Ranchi students. The ministry clarified there is no IIT in Ranchi and confirmed Pitroda was not invited to any event at the nearby IIIT. Any attempt to malign the institution’s reputation would face legal action, emphasizing the institution’s esteemed status and contributions.
Lex Fridman, renowned podcaster and MIT researcher, is set to host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his podcast. This marks Fridman's first visit to India and a significant addition to his lineup of high-profile guests. Modi will discuss his life, political journey, and governance philosophy.
The parents of the RG Kar rape-murder victim met RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, seeking assurance for justice. This prompted criticism from Trinamool, questioning their motives and suggesting political influence. The parents defended their actions, emphasizing their pursuit of justice.
High stakes polling in Palam between BJP, Congress, and AAP for the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. Candidates include Joginder Solanki (AAP), Kuldeep Solanki (BJP), and Mange Ram Solanki (INC). In 2020, AAP's Bhavna Gaur won with 59.15% vote share. Voting on February 5, results on February 8.