All J&K BJP ministers are told to resign; BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar sent to 4 day police custody & more
- 6 years ago
BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar's brother and 5 others accused in the Unnao rape case have been sent to 4 day police custody by a special CBI court.
In a sudden turn of events, we are getting report of cash having disappeared from the ATMs located in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat causing a lot of problem to the common man, who have to return home empty-handed from ATMs.
With the Karnataka Assembly polls just round the corner, the political permutations and combinations are picking up the pace, but yet again the grim picture of the gender bias in politics has come to fore. Out of the 154 candidates that BJP will be fielding, only three women have made it to the list. During the 2013 Assembly Elections, the party fielded eight women, of which only one -- Shashikala Jolle from Nippani, won. In contrast, the Congress will be fielding 15 women of the 218 candidates whose names have been announced by the party.
The law commission is likely to suggest the idea of holding simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly Elections partially from 2019 general election provided there is complete political consensus according to officials. The law commission is likely to hold the meeting comprising the chairman, two full-time and three part-time members today.
After massive protests erupted across Chennai, the pervert professor who has been accused of luring young girls for sexual favours has been arrested by the police. She was earlier suspended from the university. An outraged students and parents have staged protests demanding a CBI probe into the entire incident.
Political war continues to brew between the BJP and the Congress a day after the NIA court acquitted the 5 accused, including Aseemanand in the 2007 Mecca Masjid blast case.
In a sudden turn of events, we are getting report of cash having disappeared from the ATMs located in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat causing a lot of problem to the common man, who have to return home empty-handed from ATMs.
With the Karnataka Assembly polls just round the corner, the political permutations and combinations are picking up the pace, but yet again the grim picture of the gender bias in politics has come to fore. Out of the 154 candidates that BJP will be fielding, only three women have made it to the list. During the 2013 Assembly Elections, the party fielded eight women, of which only one -- Shashikala Jolle from Nippani, won. In contrast, the Congress will be fielding 15 women of the 218 candidates whose names have been announced by the party.
The law commission is likely to suggest the idea of holding simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly Elections partially from 2019 general election provided there is complete political consensus according to officials. The law commission is likely to hold the meeting comprising the chairman, two full-time and three part-time members today.
After massive protests erupted across Chennai, the pervert professor who has been accused of luring young girls for sexual favours has been arrested by the police. She was earlier suspended from the university. An outraged students and parents have staged protests demanding a CBI probe into the entire incident.
Political war continues to brew between the BJP and the Congress a day after the NIA court acquitted the 5 accused, including Aseemanand in the 2007 Mecca Masjid blast case.