Kharge’s ‘Terrorist’ Comment on PM Modi Causes Political Storm; Trump Threatens Iran with Military Action | India News

Mallikarjun Kharge clarified his “terrorist” remark on PM Modi, saying he meant “Modi always threatens.” BJP rejected the clarification and called him “frustrated.” Trump warned that “lots of bombs” will go off when the Iran ceasefire expires, making it clear military action could resume immediately. Pappu Yadav faced outrage after saying 90% of women cannot…

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‘As costs rise in F&B space, staying within defined operational & regulatory boundaries becomes even more critical’ | Delhi News

Industry leaders, regulators and operators across India’s food service and hospitality sector convened in New Delhi for Saksham to address the growing impact of cost pressures and evolving compliance expectations on business continuity and sectoral growth Industry leaders, regulators and operators across India’s food service and hospitality sector convened in New Delhi for Saksham to…

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Mastering interview skills key to success in competitive exams | Patna News

Patna: Sharpening interview skills has become crucial for success in competitive examinations, as interviews now form an integral part of selection, appraisal and promotion processes in both private and public sector organisations. In many cases, a candidate’s final rank, position and work allocation depend significantly on interview performance.In the contemporary landscape, success in interviews requires…

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Pappu Yadav: ‘90% of women can’t enter politics unless …’: Pappu Yadav’s ‘bedroom’ slur stirs big row; BJP seeks action | India News

NEW DELHI: Independent MP from Bihar’s Purnia Pappu Yadav‘s comment on men’s “predatory” gaze on women, especially in politics, has drawn sharp reactions from the state women’s commission and the BJP. Yadav was speaking on 131st Constitutional (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, and since then, has been used by…

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Supreme Court Demands Report from Calcutta HC on Tribunal Functioning for Electoral Appeals | Kolkata News

KOLKATA: Supreme Court said on Monday a report would be sought from the chief justice of Calcutta High Court “by today” on the functioning of the tribunals set up to hear appeals against exclusion of names from the electoral roll during the SIR after a lawyer flagged their “non-functioning” status.Bengal’s assembly polls are scheduled for…

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