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Tibetan admin in exile ‘not concerned’ by Trump’s election. ‘US support for Tibet is bipartisan’

10Dec

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Tibetan admin in exile ‘not concerned’ by Trump’s election. ‘US support for Tibet is bipartisan’

Dharamshala: The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA)—the administration in exile based in India—believes that the strong bipartisan support it enjoys in the US will not change under the incoming administration of Donald Trump. Its minister of the Department of Information and International Relations, Norzin Dolma said Wednesday that they were not concerned about the “strength and consistency” of support from Washington D.C., regardless of the change in leadership. “Support for Tibet is bipartisan and bicameral. The support has even been legislated upon by the US Congress. It is incumbent on the US to act on the Resolve Tibet Act,” said Dolma in an interaction with media personnel here. Show Full Article The minister added: “The changing global order would onl...

Lalu’s jibe at women’s rally by Nitish sparks ‘sexism’ row. It’s nothing new in Bihar politics

10Dec

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Lalu’s jibe at women’s rally by Nitish sparks ‘sexism’ row. It’s nothing new in Bihar politics

New Delhi: ‘Nayan sekne ja rahe hain‘ — Lalu Prasad Yadav’s comment on the ‘mahila sambad yatra‘ proposed by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has kicked up a ‘sexism’ row in Bihar, where women have emerged as a vote bank that parties want to tap into before the state assembly elections next year. While lending his voice to the growing chorus supporting Mamata Banerjee’s pitch for the INDIA bloc head, Lalu Prasad Yadav, on Tuesday, made the controversial remark in response to a question on the ‘mahila sambad yatra‘, announced by Nitish Kumar to interact with the women beneficiaries of the state government’s welfare schemes. Soon after, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary criticised the “distasteful remark about women of the state”. “Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is going to have a convers...

Why locally made Shaheen drones are weapon of choice for Syrian rebels against Assad’s forces

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Why locally made Shaheen drones are weapon of choice for Syrian rebels against Assad’s forces

New Delhi: Thirteen years after the civil war began in Syria, the Bashar Al-Assad regime collapsed after a 10-day offensive launched by the rebel forces, who began with the seizure of Aleppo, the biggest Syrian city, on 30 November. The armed coalition, led by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA), ended the 50 year-rule of the Assad family, after their fighters laid siege to the capital city of Damascus. The rebel forces made strategic use of drones to secure victory and in turn, power. Show Full Article Lieutenant Colonel Hassan Abdul Ghani, the Syrian rebel commander, recounted the success of Shaheens on social media platform ‘X’, stating that the drones struck a meeting of the Syrian Republic Guards in the city of...

Who is Chennamaneni Ramesh? Born in political family, studied in Germany & now in citizenship trouble

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Who is Chennamaneni Ramesh? Born in political family, studied in Germany & now in citizenship trouble

Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Chennamaneni Ramesh has run into trouble after he concealed his German citizenship and misled the judiciary about it, resulting in him being slapped with a fine of Rs 30 lakh and censure from the Telangana High Court. Being an Indian citizen is among the foremost requisites to be elected to a state or central legislature (Parliament) in the country. Even as his Indian citizenship has been in dispute for 15 years now, Ramesh represented the Vemulawada assembly constituency till 2023, first elected in 2009 on a Telugu Desam Party (TDP) ticket. Show Full Article It was Congress’ Adi Srinivas, defeated by Ramesh at Vemulawada four times till 2018, who had reached out to the central government to annull his rival’s Ind...

The controversial Aadhav Arjuna and VCK’s political compulsions behind his suspension

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The controversial Aadhav Arjuna and VCK’s political compulsions behind his suspension

Thirumavalavan said in a statement Monday that Aadhav Arjuna’s activities had “disrupted discipline” within the party.“It came to the notice of the party’s chief executive committee that the party’s deputy general secretary, Aadhav Arjuna, is working against the welfare of the party…He has been continually working in conflict with the party by violating the party’s instructions,” Thirumavalavan said in the statement.“Such activities have disrupted discipline among party functionaries and created a negative impact within the party,” he added. “Also, it will set a wrong example in the party. Considering such circumstances and the party’s welfare, the party’s chief executive committee, including the party’s leader and two general secretaries, have decided to take disciplinary action against h...

In Dhaka, foreign secy conveys concerns about minorities’ safety, ‘desire for mutually beneficial’ ties

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In Dhaka, foreign secy conveys concerns about minorities’ safety, ‘desire for mutually beneficial’ ties

New Delhi: Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri raised the issue of safety and welfare of minorities in Bangladesh during his meetings with the Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, Foreign Adviser Md. Touhid Hossain, and with his counterpart Mohammad Jashimuddin in Dhaka Monday, while underlining New Delhi’s desire to “work closely” with the country’s interim government. Misri, who is in Dhaka for the Foreign Office Consultations, said, “Today’s discussions have given both of us the opportunity to take stock of our relations, and I appreciate the opportunity today to have had a frank, candid, and constructive exchange of views with all my interlocutors. I emphasised that India desires a positive, constructive, and mutually beneficial relationship with Bangladesh.” India had underlined its desire...