She was responding to a question by Posen on violence against Muslims in India as reported by Western media and also opposition MPs losing their status (referring to Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from Parliament).
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Congress says Pilot's fast 'anti-party activity' but terms him 'indisputable asset'
Hours ahead of Rajasthan leader Sachin Pilot's fast against his party state government's "inaction" on corruption of the previous government, Congress state in charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Monday termed the agitation against the party interest and an anti-party activity.
'Callousness, unbecoming of a judicial officer': SC upholds dismissal of judge in K'taka
The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the Karnataka High Court order, quashing the decision of the full court to dismiss a civil judge (junior division) from service for "gross negligence", by pronouncing only the operative part without preparing the full judgement.
Develop model for menstrual hygiene for girls in schools for all states, SC to Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Central government to formulate standard operating procedures (SOPs) and develop a model for all state and Union Territories (UTs) in connection with menstrual hygiene for girls studying in schools.
How can LG act without aid & advice of council of ministers, asks SC on nomination of MCD members
A bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud and comprising Justices P.S. Narasimha and J.B. Pardiwala said: "How can the LG take the decision without aid and advice of the council of ministers?"
Covid infection rising in kids, doctors report high fever, itchy eyes
The surging cases of Covid-19 infection has also started affecting infants and children, with many of them reporting high fever, cough and even itchy eyes and conjunctivitis, said doctors here on Monday.
India should be pragmatic in its political interactions: Ukraine minister
The Minister's comments have come in the light of the fact that India has repeatedly abstained from voting against Russia at all international fora against Moscow's ongoing invasion of Kiev.
'Isn't arbitrary', SC junks plea challenging Agnipath scheme
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea against the Agnipath scheme, to induct youth into all three-armed forces divisions for a period of four years. The top court observed that the scheme is not arbitrary and that promissory estoppel is always subject to overarching public interest.
India 'halts' trade talks with UK over Sikh extremist group's attack on high commission: Report
The report further added that the UK is keen to restart the negotiations, and towards this, it plans to crack down on the Sikh extremists and Khalistani groups, who were responsible for the attacks.
Umesh Pal murder: Three aides of Atiq's son, arms supplier in Delhi jails, says Special Cell
Asad is on the run in connection with the sensational murder of Umesh Pal - a witness in former BSP MLA Raju Pal murder - that took place in Prayagraj in February. Zeeshan and Khalid, who helped Asad to hide in Delhi, were detained from Sangam Vihar.
Coalition of Pakistan jihadi groups resurfaces after lying dormant for many years
The DPC was established in 2011 in reaction to the killings of Pakistani soldiers by the US forces at the Pak-Afghan border. It, however, remained inactive after the murder of its founder Maulana Samiul Haq in 2018, Dawn reported.
Tigers need protection along porous borders with Nepal, B'desh: Expert
Rating 50 years of India's Project Tiger as one of the success stories of wildlife conservation, he told IANS the bureaucracy and scientific community both jointly monitor the tigers significantly.
Conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar pens emotional note for Jacqueline, wishes 'Happy Easter'
Alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar has wished Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez 'Happy Easter' and also said that he was missing her company as he loved her "from the bottom of his heart".
UGC cautions Class 12 students against fake univs; says no to higher studies in Pak
According to a recent notice issued by the UGC, the 'Open International University for Alternative Medicines' and the 'National Board of Alternative Medicines' are running courses in violation of the UGC Act 1956.
Covid wave looms as India's population-level immunity wanes: WHO SE Asia Chief
Decreasing levels of immunity in our population may trigger new Covid waves and to tackle this, India needs a strong disease surveillance along with high vaccine coverage, WHO Regional Director, South-East Asia, Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh has stressed.
BJP plans massive Muslim outreach in UP during PM's 100th 'Mann Ki Baat' episode
The Minority Morcha of the UP BJP unit is preparing to organise a massive telecast of the 100th 'Mann Ki Baat' radio telecast at over 100 places associated with the Muslim community in the state, including madrassas and dargahs.
Centre withdraws 3 TN coal blocks from auction list after Stalin's letter
Stalin had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 4 to exclude three coal/lignite mining blocks located in the state's Cauvery delta region from the proposed coal block auction by the Centre.
No sweeping power or a draconian move: MoS IT on govt's fact-checking unit
Earlier, after the final amendments to the Information Technology (IT) Rules, 2021 were notified, Chandrasekhar on Friday said the IT Ministry will form a "fact checking unit" to stop the flow of misinformation about the government.
NIA busts racket working for LTTE revival, 1 held in Chennai
The agency initiated investigations into the racket in July 2022. As of now, the NIA has made fourteen arrests in the matter including the latest arrest, which was made on Thursday.
Drunk flyer on Delhi-Bengaluru IndiGo flight tries to open emergency door flap
In another incident of unruly behavior by an air passenger, a drunk flyer on board an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Bengaluru on Friday tried to open the flap of an emergency door. The matter was reported to the agencies concerned and appropriate action was initiated.
Lack of Wuhan data disclosure by China is simply inexcusable: WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has slammed China once again, saying the country should have shared viral samples from Wuhan which was the epicentre of the pandemic, immediately, and not three years later.
Kerala train fire: Prime accused Shahrukh ran YouTube channel, had over 90K views
Saifi, who is known for his talent in creating furniture, showcased his skills in various videos, some of which gained significant popularity with over 90,000 views. However, the authenticity of the channel could not be verified independently by IANS.
'Wholly unjust': SC stays superannuation of 4 CESTAT members
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that four judicial members of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT), who were due to retire between April and May, will remain in service till the court decides pleas challenging provisions of the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021.
Panel under Finance Secretary set up to review National Pension Scheme
The government on Thursday announced setting up of a four-member committee under Finance Secretary T.V. Somanathan to review the National Pension Scheme (NPS) and suggest any changes in it, keeping in mind the interest of government employees.
SC to examine Masjid committee plea in Gyanvapi mosque case
Senior advocate Huzefa Ahmadi, representing the Committee of Management Anjuman Intezamia Masjid, mentioned the matter before a bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud and comprising Justice J.B. Pardiwala.