Category: Politics
Jammu and Kashmir After Article 370: Tourism Booms But Job Concerns and Security Issues Remain
Six years after Article 370 was revoked, Jammu and Kashmir is seeing more tourists and new roads but still faces high unemployment and ongoing security debates. Central government schemes aim to boost jobs, yet local businesses feel squeezed. The Supreme Court backed the move, but tensions over autonomy and development persist.
Punjab Assembly Unites Against Water Release to Haryana Amid Fierce River Dispute
The Punjab Assembly unanimously passed six resolutions rejecting extra water release to Haryana from the Bhakra project, stressing severe shortages and accusing BBMB of unfair decisions. Tensions escalated as Punjab police blocked the dam and Haryana's CM pledged to go to the Supreme Court if needed.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar Steps Down Citing Health, NDA Prepares for Successor Election
Jagdeep Dhankhar has stepped down as India's Vice President, citing health reasons, barely three years into his term. His unexpected resignation on the first day of Parliament’s Monsoon Session has set off a flurry of political activity as the NDA gears up to pick a new candidate.
Assam CM Orders Shoot-at-Sight in Dhubri After Temple Desecration Sparks Tensions
Assam's Chief Minister ordered shoot-at-sight in Dhubri following the discovery of a cow's head near a temple during Eid, triggering violent protests. Security forces have been deployed, dozens arrested, and police leadership shifted to regain control and restore calm.
Assam's Dhubri on Edge: 38 Arrests After Cow Head Sparks Communal Tension Near Hanuman Temple
Dhubri in Assam saw deep communal unrest after cow heads were found near a Hanuman temple on two consecutive days, resulting in clashes and 38 arrests. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma ordered strong police actions, including arrests of criminals and 'shoot-at-sight' directives, and shuffled police leadership. The situation remains tense in this sensitive border district.
Mahua Moitra and Pinaki Misra Marry in Private German Ceremony: Political and Personal Ties Unveiled
Mahua Moitra, Trinamool Congress MP, married former BJD lawmaker Pinaki Misra in a discreet ceremony in Germany on May 30, 2025. The union of two high-profile politicians, both previously married, gathered attention despite little public fanfare. Colleagues and friends sent social media wishes, highlighting both their political and personal journeys.
President Election 2022: How the Value of MPs' Votes Dropped and Changed the Math
In 2022, the value of MPs' votes in the Indian presidential election slipped from 708 to 700, mainly because Jammu & Kashmir had no legislature. Draupadi Murmu beat Yashwant Sinha in an election shaped by this change. The vote calculation relied on the number of legislative assembly members across states and union territories.
General Asim Munir Named Field Marshal as Pakistan Faces Military and Political Crossroads
General Asim Munir has been promoted to Field Marshal, becoming only the second in Pakistan’s history. The decision comes amid military setbacks and growing India-Pakistan tensions. Critics question the timing and fear it could deepen Pakistan's political instability.
Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah's Absence Sparks Debate Amid SIT Probe Over Army Officer Remark
Vijay Shah, Madhya Pradesh’s Tribal Affairs Minister, was missing from a key Indore cabinet meeting as an SIT investigates his controversial comments about Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. While BJP leaders claimed 'personal reasons,' political circles believe he was sidelined to contain controversy. Shah faces demands for his removal, but the BJP is waiting for the SIT's findings.
Supriya Sule Ends Hunger Strike After Road Repair Promise in Pune’s Bhor Taluka
Supriya Sule staged a seven-hour hunger strike pressing for urgent repairs to a crumbling road leading to Baneshwar Temple in Bhor taluka. Following repeated delays, officials provided written assurance to address the issue, prompting her to end the protest. Sule has threatened further action if repairs aren’t finished by May 20.