Addressing his speech after hoisting the National Flag on the occasion of nation's 78th Independence Day at Khanapara Veterinary College field in Guwahati, CM Sarama said, "While we are standing under the tricolour National flag and celebrating Independence Day, my thoughts are with the mino
Speaking at an event celebrating the 78th Independence Day in the national capital, CJI Chandrachud said that this is the day that reminds us of the duties we have to discharge towards each other and the nation in realizing all the values of the constitution.
A crucial meeting was held between of RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) and BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) top leaders on the ongoing attacks against minorities (Hindus/Sikhs/Buddhists) in Bangladesh. During this meeting held in the national capital, discussions took place regarding the organi
"We are committed to peace...In the days to come, we will continue to wish well for Bangladesh in its 'Vikas Yatra' because we think about the welfare of humankind," PM Modi said.
Bangladesh is a big contributor to India's medical tourism sector and if the ongoing instability continues there could be a decline in footfalls. CareEdge Ratings anticipates that if the unrest persists, the footfalls are likely to decline by 10-15 per cent from Bangladesh during 2024.
"I would say that it is the need of the hour that there be a secular civil code in the country...We have spent 75 years in the Communal Civil code. Now we will have to move towards the secular code. Only then would we be free of discrimination on the basis of religion...," PM Modi said.
He referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's good wishes to the Chief Adviser and expressed the willingness of the Government of India to work with the interim government to fulfill the shared aspirations of peoples of both countries for peace, security and development, stated the press rel
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Wednesday that the recent brutal killings in Bangladesh are a reminder of India's painful partition days. He added that by observing 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day', India also remembers Hindus in Pakistan who had decided to stay there but
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that spectators will not be allowed during the second Test match between Pakistan and Bangladesh due to ongoing renovations at Karachi's National Stadium.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath raised his concern for the plight of minority Hindus in Bangladesh and launched a scathing attack at the opposition INDIA bloc and alleged that they are silent to appease their vote bank.