Rukma Rathore

India is undoubtedly prone to hot weather, which is triggered by a multitude of interrelated determinants. Heat is trapped close to the surface by meteorological elements, including low winds, high pressure systems and a shortage of cloud cover. A "heat dome" that has confined hot air over the Indo-Gangetic plains and eastern India is also a critical cause. Pre-monsoon heatwaves have been common and consistent in India.

On 26th April (Sunday), the Congress mouthpiece "National Herald" published a column by Sourabh Sen. It directed Modi govti to learn 'lessons' from the recently concluded national parliament polls in the neighbouring country.

The "highest-ever poll participation since Independence" in Bengal and Tamil Nadu was commended by the Election Commission

Xavier died on the Shangchuan Island while attempting to enter China for his missionary endeavours.

It is harder to eradicate a culture that has over five centuries permeated India’s blood and soil," The Economist claimed.

The origins of the separate electorate can be traced back to British India, when the foreign regime acquiesced to the demands presented by the Islamists to facilitate their communal agenda. The British Parliament's Indian Councils Act 1909, also referred to as the Morley-Minto Reforms, proposed the creation of distinct electorates for Muslims.

"We will also work to double the capacity after the completion of the first phase of the plant," Ashwini Vaishnaw stated.

"A single workplace dispute spirals into a full-blown “jihad” narrative," Offbeat Concerns claimed in the article.

"PM Modi is confident that he can capture the Delimitation Commission too," Rahul Gandhi alleged.

"Bengal is a partition state it is still an agrarian economy with very small land holdings," Moitra claimed while talking to Jain.