Although Mumbaikars are irked and facing several challenges after the closure of Sion and the latest Elphinstone Bridge (now Prabhadevi), the two crucial Road Over Bridges (ROB) in south-central Mumbai, the government continues to defend its decision, calling it developmental projects in the larger public interest.
Justices J K Maheshwari and Vijay Bishnoi, while hearing the matter, asked the counsel for the parties to specify about the allegations, testimony of witnesses and findings by the trial court and the high court in the case.
In a post on social media, Gandhi accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of lying and having diversionary conspiracies, contradictory to his party`s commitment to ensuring full rights for the backward, Dalit, tribal, and minority communities.
A bench of Justices Surya Kant, Ujjal Bhuyan and N Kotiswar Singh allowed the festivities to continue subject to the condition that no inconvenience is caused to students.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor weighed in on the India-Pakistan Asia Cup controversy, urging players to keep the spirit of the game above politics. He said that if India chose to play, sportsmanship should prevail, including handshakes.
The Jammu and Kashmir Police have revealed that the Pahalgam terrorists, who claimed 26 lives in April this year, purchased mobile phone chargers from leading e-commerce platforms to maintain communication with their handlers and overground workers (OGWs). A local man from Kulgam, accused of providing logistical support to the group, has now been arrested in Srinagar.
The Trump administration faced a legal setback in its push to cut off funding to “sanctuary” cities and states.
The political establishment is trying to stoke panic that Trump is politicizing the Federal Reserve. But its already political. The real danger, from their perspective, is not that Trump is changing the Fed; its that hes making its true nature harder to hide.
The ministry highlighted the pin he wore, which is an “unmistakable symbol of his goal of erasing Israel.”.
The chairman of the Oireachtas Sport Committee has criticised the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) for a bizarre refusal to answer key questions on safeguarding matters. Labour TD Alan Kelly, who chairs the committee, said the sporting body left several questions unanswered after what several politicians characterised as a frustrating hearing.
