Cjp: Instagram vs WhatsApp: How CJP protests are different and why that matters | India News

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) supporters during a protest march, at Sansad Marg, in New Delhi (Picture credit: PTI) Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike after government assurances on paper-leak cases, examination reforms and protections for peaceful protesters, prompting PM Narendra Modi to wish him a quick recovery and promise fast-track courts and tougher…

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BJP picks audio clip to target Cong over Karnataka ‘cabinet berths’ | India News

BJP demanded replies from Congress’ Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi on Congress functionaries’ claim about money was exchanged for ministerial berths NEW DELHI: The BJP on Friday seized on a leaked conversation allegedly between two Congress functionaries to claim that money was exchanged for ministerial berths in the recent expansion of the Karnataka cabinet and…

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‘Drama at this age is embarrassing’: Trisha Krishnan’s cryptic posts after Udhayanidhi row | Chennai News

Actor Trisha Krishnan returned to social media with cryptic posts after a controversy CHENNAI: Actor Trisha Krishnan has returned to social media with a series of cryptic Instagram Stories, days after the controversy surrounding former Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin’s alleged double-meaning remark involving her.The actor first shared pictures from her grandmother’s 98th…

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Ranvir Shorey hits back at trolls amid viral reel controversy, refuses to apologise for crude reply: ‘If girls can be gutter mouthed then they should be ready to hear the same’ | Hindi Movie News

Since Wednesday, actor Ranvir Shorey has been at the centre of a wave of online criticism that shows no signs of easing. It all began with a fun, casual reel featuring him grooving alongside his ‘Khosla Ka Ghosla 2’ co-stars Anupam Kher, Boman Irani and Parveen Dabas. This video unexpectedly went viral, racking up millions…

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South Africa is mining lithium for the green-energy transition; prospecting rights now cover 73,000 hectares, 117 farms and land supporting 30,000 jobs

Mining lithium for batteries is a growing part of South Africa’s plan to use the global shift towards green energy to revive its economy, but now it faces a challenge from thousands of angry farmers who fear losing productive land to open-pit mines. On the southeast coast, where a lithium mine operates and more than…

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Supreme Court puts NTA on the spot over NEET reforms: ‘No more ad-hoc measures’ as exam system faces major changes

The Supreme Court has sought a fresh report from the NTA on implementing key recommendations for NEET reforms, stressing that changes must be permanent rather than ad-hoc. As the government introduces tighter question-paper checks, replaces 600 experts and strengthens security, the court’s focus remains on accountability, institutional safeguards and restoring students’ confidence in the examination…

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