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"Why Parliament, December 13?" Delhi High Court Asks Accused In Security Breach Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked those arrested in the 2023 Parliament security breach case the reason for choosing a specific date and place for protests when they were aware of earmarked spots for protests in the capital.
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"Courts Cannot Intervene Unless...": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Waqf Law
There is a presumption of constitutionality in legislation that clears Parliament and courts cannot interfere unless a glaring case is made out, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai told the petitioners challenging the Waqf Amendment Act today.
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Parliamentary Panel Unanimously Slams Trolling Of Foreign Secretary: Report
Parliament's Standing Committee on External Affairs unanimously condemned the trolling of Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and praised his professional conduct, sources said on Monday.
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"No Nuclear Signalling By Pak": Sources On What Parliament Panel Was Told
There was no 'nuclear signalling' by Islamabad during the military conflict with Pakistan earlier this month, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told Parliament Monday evening.
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Pak Minister Cites Fake News To Praise Air Force, Gets Fact-Checked By Local Media
Speaking in Parliament, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar cited an article in the UK-based newspaper that read: "Pakistan Air Force: The undisputed king of the skies".
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Centre Unlikely To Agree To Special Session To Discuss Op Sindoor: Sources
The Opposition has demanded a special Parliament Session to discuss the Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor and subsequent cross-border tensions.
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New Zealand Set To Suspend Maori Lawmakers Over Protest Haka
Indigenous Maori lawmakers have decried a push to temporarily banish them from New Zealand's parliament, after disrupting the reading of a contentious race relations bill with a protest haka.
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In UK Parliament, PM Keir Starmer Praises "Historic, Fantastic" Trade Deal With India
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday hailed the "fantastic" Free Trade Agreement (FTA) clinched with India as he came down heavily on the Opposition Conservative Party for wanting to "rip it up".
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"Ceasefire First Announced By US President": Rahul Gandhi Writes To PM
A day after the Centre announced a ceasefire pact with Pakistan, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, requesting him to call a special session of Parliament
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British MP Priti Patel's Shoutout For India's Operation Sindoor In UK Parliament
UK Member of Parliament Priti Patel condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack and called on the British government to strengthen counter-terror cooperation with India.
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Friedrich Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Shock Defeat
German conservative leader Friedrich Merz was elected chancellor by parliament on Tuesday in a second round of voting after his new alliance with the centre-left Social Democrats was dealt a surprise defeat in the first attempt.
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"Some Social Media Influencers Acting Against India": House Panel To Centre
Parliament panel seeks details of action taken against social platforms working against "national interest" post J&K attack
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Canada Election 2025: 22 Candidates Of Punjabi Descent Elected As Canadian MPs
In Brampton, a city known for its strong Punjabi presence, the election results were particularly noteworthy. Five constituencies in Brampton featured candidates with Punjabi names, with both the Liberal and Conservative parties claiming wins.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Pahalgam Attack Victim's Family In UP, Demand Justice
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited the family members of Shubham Dwivedi, who was among the 26 people killed in the Pahalgam terror attack, and said the opposition is demanding a special session of Parliament to ensure the victims get justice.
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17 Women MP, MLAs Are Billionaires, 28% Face Criminal Cases: Report
There are 17 women MPs and MLAs across the country who have declared themselves billionaires, while 28 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to an analysis by poll rights body ADR.
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"Why Parliament, December 13?" Delhi High Court Asks Accused In Security Breach Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked those arrested in the 2023 Parliament security breach case the reason for choosing a specific date and place for protests when they were aware of earmarked spots for protests in the capital.
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"Courts Cannot Intervene Unless...": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Waqf Law
There is a presumption of constitutionality in legislation that clears Parliament and courts cannot interfere unless a glaring case is made out, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai told the petitioners challenging the Waqf Amendment Act today.
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Parliamentary Panel Unanimously Slams Trolling Of Foreign Secretary: Report
Parliament's Standing Committee on External Affairs unanimously condemned the trolling of Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and praised his professional conduct, sources said on Monday.
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"No Nuclear Signalling By Pak": Sources On What Parliament Panel Was Told
There was no 'nuclear signalling' by Islamabad during the military conflict with Pakistan earlier this month, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told Parliament Monday evening.
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Pak Minister Cites Fake News To Praise Air Force, Gets Fact-Checked By Local Media
Speaking in Parliament, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar cited an article in the UK-based newspaper that read: "Pakistan Air Force: The undisputed king of the skies".
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Centre Unlikely To Agree To Special Session To Discuss Op Sindoor: Sources
The Opposition has demanded a special Parliament Session to discuss the Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor and subsequent cross-border tensions.
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New Zealand Set To Suspend Maori Lawmakers Over Protest Haka
Indigenous Maori lawmakers have decried a push to temporarily banish them from New Zealand's parliament, after disrupting the reading of a contentious race relations bill with a protest haka.
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In UK Parliament, PM Keir Starmer Praises "Historic, Fantastic" Trade Deal With India
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday hailed the "fantastic" Free Trade Agreement (FTA) clinched with India as he came down heavily on the Opposition Conservative Party for wanting to "rip it up".
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"Ceasefire First Announced By US President": Rahul Gandhi Writes To PM
A day after the Centre announced a ceasefire pact with Pakistan, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, requesting him to call a special session of Parliament
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British MP Priti Patel's Shoutout For India's Operation Sindoor In UK Parliament
UK Member of Parliament Priti Patel condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack and called on the British government to strengthen counter-terror cooperation with India.
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Friedrich Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Shock Defeat
German conservative leader Friedrich Merz was elected chancellor by parliament on Tuesday in a second round of voting after his new alliance with the centre-left Social Democrats was dealt a surprise defeat in the first attempt.
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"Some Social Media Influencers Acting Against India": House Panel To Centre
Parliament panel seeks details of action taken against social platforms working against "national interest" post J&K attack
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Canada Election 2025: 22 Candidates Of Punjabi Descent Elected As Canadian MPs
In Brampton, a city known for its strong Punjabi presence, the election results were particularly noteworthy. Five constituencies in Brampton featured candidates with Punjabi names, with both the Liberal and Conservative parties claiming wins.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Pahalgam Attack Victim's Family In UP, Demand Justice
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited the family members of Shubham Dwivedi, who was among the 26 people killed in the Pahalgam terror attack, and said the opposition is demanding a special session of Parliament to ensure the victims get justice.
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17 Women MP, MLAs Are Billionaires, 28% Face Criminal Cases: Report
There are 17 women MPs and MLAs across the country who have declared themselves billionaires, while 28 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to an analysis by poll rights body ADR.
