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White House Set Up Press Secretary For Brutal TV Grilling Before Firing: Report
According to a report by The Telegraph, US President Donald Trump's most senior aide, Susie Wiles helped set up the news interview as a "sanctioned hit" because Zacharia was not her preferred choice to replace Karoline Leavitt.
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Abhijeet Dipke Released After Signing 'Peace Bond' On Court Orders
He was detained on Friday and then formally arrested as he planned to head to Connaught Place for a 'Tiranga March' to gather and wave the national flag as part of ongoing protests against alleged electoral fraud.
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New White House Press Chief Fired Hours After Trump Asked Her To "Reconsider"
Trump told reporters that he had asked Zacharia to "reconsider" the job. He said that he told Zacharia that she did not have to do this job and that if he were her, he would reconsider the position.
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Poll Body's Big Inclusion Move: Special Summary Revision To Boost Voter Enrolment In 17 States, UTs
The order comes amid continuing protests over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Opposition parties have raised concerns about the deletion of names during the exercise. The summary revision now focuses on inclusion.
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A Step Behind Neha Bora: What Rahul Gandhi's Gesture Says About Congress' Gen-Z Pitch
At INDIA bloc's march to Supreme Court, Rahul Gandhi placed himself a step behind two women, hands resting on their shoulders. One was his sister Priyanka. The one on his right was Neha Bora. Here's what the image means for the protest wave now, and for Rahul's politics in general.
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'Where Is Neha Bora Today?' AISA Chief A Running Motif As Delhi Protests Go Hybrid
Jantar Mantar protest site remained off-limits, but protests continued in pockets not far from it, with hundreds gathering in groups in different parts of the capital on Sunday, a day after mass detentions deterred a consolidated demonstration over alleged electoral fraud.
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'Fight Has Just Begun': CJP Vows Nationwide Protest After Delhi Crackdown
Referring to the release condition for Abhijeet Dipke and two other CJP leaders, the group said none of them has signed any bond that says they will not protest anymore. "The bond refers to refraining of breach of peace... Participating in a peaceful protest is a Constitutional right."
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Top Leaders In Custody, CJP Announces Another Jantar Mantar Protest Today
CJP leader Ajinkya Shinde, who was designated to lead the protest by Dipke in his absence, declared, "Every day, there will be marches to Jantar Mantar from now on, until Gyanesh Kumar is sacked as CEC."
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All 3,000 Detainees Released, Except Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, 2 Others
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were detained from the plane as soon as they landed in Delhi, while hundreds faced action gathered to move towards Jantar Mantar and held sit-in protests across the capital.
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In 4-Point Charter To President, INDIA Bloc Demands Return To Ballot Papers
The CEC is only a service provider, and he has the gall to say he will not meet elected representatives of the people, Rahul Gandhi said at the INDIA bloc gathering before the meeting with the President.
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'President Sought Vote Theft Proof. We Have It,' Says Rahul Gandhi. BJP Reacts
"We will go to the Supreme Court on Monday to meet the Chief Justice of India and hand over a memorandum to him," Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition (Lok Sabha), announced after meeting with President Murmu.
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In Rahul Gandhi's Delhi March, A Punjab Sub-Plot Plays Out
Days after being replaced as Punjab Congress president, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring was on the frontlines of the Congress-led Opposition's protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, at one point climbing atop the police bus carrying Rahul Gandhi.
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'SIR' In America Too? India Cue In Trump's Mass Citizenship Check For Voters
Having got the nod from the US Supreme Court, Donald Trump's push for a voter roll "cleanup" puts citizenship at its centre. Arguments for India's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) have also centred on "illegal immigrants". Data remains scarce. Let's map the similarities and the nuance.
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Kerala BJP Councillor Agrees Not To Step Down Days After Handing In Letter
BJP state general secretary S Suresh acknowledged that her announcement had put the party on the defensive, but assured that the issue had been resolved. State BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar is set to meet her.
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Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad Steps Down: Report
Mohsen Paknejad has been the oil minister of the OPEC member country since August 2024 and steps down as the seven-month war between Iran and the US puts pressure on the country's economy.
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White House Set Up Press Secretary For Brutal TV Grilling Before Firing: Report
According to a report by The Telegraph, US President Donald Trump's most senior aide, Susie Wiles helped set up the news interview as a "sanctioned hit" because Zacharia was not her preferred choice to replace Karoline Leavitt.
-
Abhijeet Dipke Released After Signing 'Peace Bond' On Court Orders
He was detained on Friday and then formally arrested as he planned to head to Connaught Place for a 'Tiranga March' to gather and wave the national flag as part of ongoing protests against alleged electoral fraud.
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New White House Press Chief Fired Hours After Trump Asked Her To "Reconsider"
Trump told reporters that he had asked Zacharia to "reconsider" the job. He said that he told Zacharia that she did not have to do this job and that if he were her, he would reconsider the position.
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Poll Body's Big Inclusion Move: Special Summary Revision To Boost Voter Enrolment In 17 States, UTs
The order comes amid continuing protests over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Opposition parties have raised concerns about the deletion of names during the exercise. The summary revision now focuses on inclusion.
-
A Step Behind Neha Bora: What Rahul Gandhi's Gesture Says About Congress' Gen-Z Pitch
At INDIA bloc's march to Supreme Court, Rahul Gandhi placed himself a step behind two women, hands resting on their shoulders. One was his sister Priyanka. The one on his right was Neha Bora. Here's what the image means for the protest wave now, and for Rahul's politics in general.
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'Where Is Neha Bora Today?' AISA Chief A Running Motif As Delhi Protests Go Hybrid
Jantar Mantar protest site remained off-limits, but protests continued in pockets not far from it, with hundreds gathering in groups in different parts of the capital on Sunday, a day after mass detentions deterred a consolidated demonstration over alleged electoral fraud.
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'Fight Has Just Begun': CJP Vows Nationwide Protest After Delhi Crackdown
Referring to the release condition for Abhijeet Dipke and two other CJP leaders, the group said none of them has signed any bond that says they will not protest anymore. "The bond refers to refraining of breach of peace... Participating in a peaceful protest is a Constitutional right."
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Top Leaders In Custody, CJP Announces Another Jantar Mantar Protest Today
CJP leader Ajinkya Shinde, who was designated to lead the protest by Dipke in his absence, declared, "Every day, there will be marches to Jantar Mantar from now on, until Gyanesh Kumar is sacked as CEC."
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All 3,000 Detainees Released, Except Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, 2 Others
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were detained from the plane as soon as they landed in Delhi, while hundreds faced action gathered to move towards Jantar Mantar and held sit-in protests across the capital.
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In 4-Point Charter To President, INDIA Bloc Demands Return To Ballot Papers
The CEC is only a service provider, and he has the gall to say he will not meet elected representatives of the people, Rahul Gandhi said at the INDIA bloc gathering before the meeting with the President.
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'President Sought Vote Theft Proof. We Have It,' Says Rahul Gandhi. BJP Reacts
"We will go to the Supreme Court on Monday to meet the Chief Justice of India and hand over a memorandum to him," Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition (Lok Sabha), announced after meeting with President Murmu.
-
In Rahul Gandhi's Delhi March, A Punjab Sub-Plot Plays Out
Days after being replaced as Punjab Congress president, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring was on the frontlines of the Congress-led Opposition's protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, at one point climbing atop the police bus carrying Rahul Gandhi.
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'SIR' In America Too? India Cue In Trump's Mass Citizenship Check For Voters
Having got the nod from the US Supreme Court, Donald Trump's push for a voter roll "cleanup" puts citizenship at its centre. Arguments for India's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) have also centred on "illegal immigrants". Data remains scarce. Let's map the similarities and the nuance.
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Kerala BJP Councillor Agrees Not To Step Down Days After Handing In Letter
BJP state general secretary S Suresh acknowledged that her announcement had put the party on the defensive, but assured that the issue had been resolved. State BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar is set to meet her.
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Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad Steps Down: Report
Mohsen Paknejad has been the oil minister of the OPEC member country since August 2024 and steps down as the seven-month war between Iran and the US puts pressure on the country's economy.
