Farooq presses for J&K statehood, says govt will provide succour to illegal Rohingyas
Wednesday, 11 December 2024 National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah urged the central government to reinstate Jammu and Kashmir's statehood, citing a promise made before the Supreme Court. Abdullah also addressed the settlement of refugees in Jammu, asserting the government's responsibility to provide basic amenities. He dismissed the notion of a "double engine government," emphasizing the elected UT government as the sole power center.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah assessed flood damage in Jammu, assuring full central support and prompt relief efforts. He highlighted the crucial role of the.. IndiaTimes
Following the collapse of a section of the Tawi Bridge No. 4 due to heavy rainfall, the Army's Tiger Division swiftly constructed a 110-feet bailey bridge in.. IndiaTimes
Jammu police seized a land parcel belonging to Mohammed Azam, a Pakistan-based handler of Hizbul Mujahideen, who is originally from Poonch district. Azam, a.. IndiaTimes
Torrential rain and cloudbursts in Jammu and Kashmir have caused devastating flash floods and landslides, resulting in 11 deaths in Ramban and Reasi districts. A.. IndiaTimes
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that many of President Trump’s global tariffs were imposed illegally, dealing a major setback to his trade agenda. The 7-4 ruling found Trump overstepped his authority by using emergency powers to levy duties, though tariffs remain in place until October pending further appeal. The decision casts uncertainty over deals with the EU, UK, and other partners, raising questions about billions collected. Critics warn of a “global diplomatic embarrassment” as Trump vows to fight back in the Supreme Court.
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Trump has sparked fresh controversy after vowing to outlaw flag burning and desecration, threatening violators with up to one year in jail. The move directly challenges long-standing U.S. Supreme Court rulings that protect flag burning as free speech under the First Amendment
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The Delhi High Court overturned orders from the Central Information Commission (CIC) mandating CBSE to disclose Smriti Irani's 10th and 12th grade results,.. IndiaTimes
Wednesday, 11 December 2024
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