Politics

Orthodox Islamic leaders, including Rashidi, were offended by the attire of Dimple Yadav, who was wearing a saree in the mosque

Ruchika Sharma was roped in to peddle lies about Hindutva and Indian history by the Centre for Educational Research & Training (CERT), a centre run by the Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO).

The BJP has slammed the decision by the Hemant Soren government. Party spokesperson Pratul Shah Deo remarked, "You are removing the name of the person who helped create the State of Jharkhand and replacing it with that of Mother Teresa, whose organisation had been under the scanner for forced religious conversions and anti-constitutional activities."

Tejashwi Yadav is threatening a boycott in an attempt to rally support for his agenda against the EC's campaign.

Ratan Ranjan made a video about the Congress party's announcement of the distribution of sanitary pads to women in Bihar.

BJP president Nainar Nagenthiran questioned what issue the DMK regime wished to divert by focusing on the pontiff.

The Election Commission has flagged major issues in Bihar's voter list, identifying 18 lakh deceased voters, 26 lakh who have shifted, and 7 lakh duplicates. The move has triggered political backlash, with the Opposition calling it an attempt to remove genuine voters.

The ITAT denied Congress’s claim for exemption, citing a violation of the conditions in Section 13A of the Income Tax Act.  The Appellate Tribunal noted that the returns were filed late, in addition, there was a violation of cash donation limits.

Sarma pointed out that his government had come under significant international pressure but refused to suspend the action.

In his letter to President Droupadi Murmu, Jagdeep Dhankhar invoked Article 67(a) of the Constitution to make his resignation effective immediately. Citing ongoing health challenges, he stated his intention to “prioritise health care and abide by medical advice.”