Prime Minister Narendra Modi accuses Delhi's AAP government of wasting a decade by fighting with the Centre and urges citizens to give the BJP a chance to transform Delhi. He assures the continuation of public welfare schemes and promises to address corruption and developmental issues, highlighting the need for change.
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India's International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) has become an official inter-governmental organisation aimed at conserving seven big cat species globally. Launched by Prime Minister Modi, the IBCA is now operational with 27 countries consenting to join, including India, Nicaragua, Eswatini, Somalia, and Liberia.
Eight people died and several others were injured when a tempo collided with a truck near Dwarka Circle in Nashik, Maharashtra. The accident occurred around 7:30 PM, with the tempo carrying 16 passengers returning from a religious event. Immediate rescue operations were conducted, and the injured are being treated at hospitals. The death toll may rise due to critical injuries.
The CBI submitted a closure report on Sushant Singh Rajput's death, stating no evidence of external involvement. Despite extensive investigations and public speculation over foul play and financial mismanagement, the report concluded the 2020 suicide determination. Controversies around Bollywood nepotism and political interference persisted throughout the high-profile probe, involving multiple agencies.
From July 1, producers, importers, and brand owners in India must include details like thickness and manufacturer name on plastic carry bags and multilayered packaging via barcode or QR code. The new rules ensure strict monitoring of carry bags under 120 microns. Violations may result in imprisonment, hefty fines, or both under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
The VHP has urged all parties to support the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, highlighting its claim over the Gyanvapi mosque and Mathura's Shahi Idgah sites. During the Maha Kumbh meeting, the VHP also called for ending government control over Hindu temples and expressed concerns about the declining Hindu birth rate.
Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group, highlighted the potential geopolitical and economic shifts under Donald Trump's return as US president. Emphasizing the global push for manufacturing, he noted India’s readiness to capitalize on its industrial growth, particularly in sectors like electronics and cement. Birla also foresaw a shift in societal dynamics, driven by a craving for authenticity and unity, which could influence innovation and bridge divides in the coming decade.
Aahana Resort, Jim Corbett's luxury destination, unveils its rebranding initiative, "The Next Chapter," marking 13 years of growth. Founder Kamal Tripathi emphasizes the resort's transformation from barren land to a thriving ecosystem. The new identity, symbolized by a banyan tree logo, reflects Aahana's deep roots in nature and commitment to refined luxury, ensuring every aspect mirrors its forest-inspired positioning.
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