BJP president J P Nadda addressed a letter to Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, recounting derogatory comments made by Congress leaders such as Sonia and Rahul Gandhi towards PM Modi. Nadda mentioned over 110 instances of insults over the past decade and criticized Congress for attempting to relaunch Rahul Gandhi despite his contentious remarks.
As former President Trump and Vice President Harris prepare to square off in their first 2024 presidential debate in Philadelphia on Tuesday, critics of the local Democrat leadership are bringing crime in the city to the forefront. Harris, a former district attorney in San Francisco and Attorney General of California, refers to herself as a…
Ryan Rickelton, South Africa’s wicketkeeper-batter, scored his first ODI century in the ICC Champions Trophy, leading to a win against Afghanistan. Despite his satisfaction, he expressed regret about his dismissal and acknowledged areas of improvement. Rickelton’s performance earned him the ‘Player of the Match’ award, placing him in the company of notable South African century-makers…
The US Department of Education has dismissed 11 book ban complaints and removed a Biden-era position dedicated to investigating such cases. This decision shifts control to local schools and parents, sparking debate over censorship and representation in educational content. Advocacy groups express concerns about the potential impact on marginalized communities and diverse perspectives in school…
A Mexican illegal immigrant, who was previously deported from the United States five times, has been arrested after allegedly attempting to kidnap a teenage Alabama girl in a store parking lot around 5:40 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, according to officials. Yordy Centeno Melchor, 31, is charged with second-degree attempted kidnapping and he is being…
Former Obama aide David Axelrod lashed out at former President Biden on Tuesday for issuing preemptive pardons for members of his family, arguing that he should “man up” and face accountability. “That was egregious, 10 minutes before the inauguration they announced that he’s pardoned members of his family. I mean, man up! You know what…
The US Department of Education has softened its stance on race-related policies in schools, retracting its controversial guidance that threatened federal funding cuts for institutions engaging in DEI programs. The revised directive, released on February 28, 2025, clarifies that schools can continue to host cultural events like Black History Month and implement race-neutral policies, easing…