The Union Cabinet approved bills for “one nation, one election,” aiming to synchronize Lok Sabha, state, and local body polls. This move seeks to streamline governance and reduce election-related expenses. While BJP and allies support the initiative, several parties oppose it, sparking debate about its feasibility and impact on India’s democracy.
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi in Lok Sabha demanded a statement from Prime Minister Modi over his discussions with US President Trump on trade and tariffs. […]
CM Omar Abdullah presented a Rs 1.12-lakh crore budget for J&K, marking the first in seven years by an elected government. The budget emphasized economic […]
Hurun India’s latest report highlights India’s youngest self-made entrepreneurs. Zepto’s co-founders, Kaivalya Vohra (21) and Aadit Palicha (22), lead the pack. The report features eight […]