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Heated Exchanges Disrupt Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Over Article 370
A wave of fervent debate broke out in Jammu and Kashmir’s assembly this week as lawmakers clashed over a resolution proposing the restoration of Article 370, the constitutional provision that granted the region special status until it was repealed by the central government in August 2019. The session marked...
Trump Moves Closer to Election Win as Harris Cancels Speech
The U.S. political landscape has become more contentious as the battle for the presidency intensifies. Republican frontrunner Donald Trump appears to be gaining significant momentum, pushing his campaign closer to a potential victory. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris has canceled a key public appearance, raising questions about the future...
Bar Association Seeks Courtroom Decorum and Dignity for Advocates
The All India Bar Association (AIBA) has raised alarms over the treatment of advocates within courtrooms, urging the Chief Justice of India (CJI), DY Chandrachud, to implement behavioral guidelines for judges. This request follows a surge of reports highlighting judges’ demeaning conduct toward lawyers, a trend that the association...
Khalistani Violence Targets Hindu Temple in Canada
Violence erupted at a Hindu temple in Canada, as an attack attributed to pro-Khalistani elements raised serious concerns about communal tensions and the safety of religious minorities. The incident occurred at the BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in the city of Brampton, Ontario, where perpetrators vandalized property and left a trail...
Congress Demands Inquiry into BJP’s ‘Blackmail’ of Ajit Pawar
Congress has escalated tensions in Maharashtra politics by calling for a formal investigation into allegations that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) utilized coercive tactics to induce Ajit Pawar, leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), into its fold. The party’s demand comes amid growing concerns about the integrity of...
US Tightens Sanctions on Companies Supplying Military Gear to Russia
The United States has expanded its sanctions regime to include a broad network of 398 foreign companies, including 15 firms operating in India, as part of a focused effort to curb supplies aiding Russia’s military. This latest move underscores Washington’s commitment to stymieing any form of indirect support for...
