INDIA
BJP upset over Yediyurappa's comments on Modi wave
Yediyurappa had stated on Sunday while addressing a working committee meeting that the party workers should not be under the illusion that they can win elections using Prime Minister Narendra Modi's name alone. And they cannot rely on this factor alone. "The party workers should reach out to the people with their development work. The party should take workers from oppressed classes in confidence and form booth-level teams," he explained.
Partially cloudy sky but no rainfall in Delhi: IMD
For Monday, the IMD has predicted the maximum temperature at 35 degree Celsius and the minimum at 27 degree Celsius. The maximum temperature on Sunday was at 34.0 degrees Celsius, while the minimum was recorded at 26.5 degree Celsius, two notches below from the normal. Light rain may be witnessed on Tuesday, the IMD said, adding that the national capital may see another spell of moderate downpour on Wednesday.
Dalit Sikh Channi takes oath as Punjab CM with a Jat Sikh & a Hindu deputy
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and O.P. Soni, both ministers in previous Council of Ministers led by Amarinder Singh, took oath for the posts of the Deputy Chief Ministers. Rahul Gandhi reached the venue when the oath-taking ceremony was almost over. Former Amarinder Singh was conspicuously absent from the ceremony. Amarinder Singh on Sunday greeted his 58-year-old successor, by saying, "My best wishes to Charanjit Singh Channi.
New Punjab CM-designate likely to have 2 deputies
Party sources said one of the Deputy Chief Ministers would be a Jat Sikh and the other one could be from the Hindu community. It is learnt that sitting Cabinet ministers Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and Brahm Singh Mohindra, who is known for his proximity with outgoing Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, have been cleared for the posts of the Deputy Chief Minister.
Spectacular aerial display by army aviation helicopters, elite commandos
The event was the Army Multi Activity Regalia (AMAR) organised on Sunday to mark the glorious victory of the Indian Army in 1971 War as part of 'Swarnim Vijay Varsh' celebrations. The war heroes were felicitated by Governor of Rajasthan Kalraj Mishra and Lieutenant General Amardeep Singh Bhinder, Army Commanders of the South Western Command at Rambagh Polo Ground, Jaipur.
Welfare of world possible in supreme glory of Hindu nation: RSS chief
Explaining Hindutva in simple words, Bhagwat said, "The selfless service work done by the volunteers of the Sangh during the Corona period is Hindutva as there is a sense of well-being in it." Bhagwat was in Udaipur on Sunday and was speaking to around 300 people from different sections, including Leader of Opposition Gulab Chand Kataria.
'Morphed': Ex-Union Minister Sadananda Gowda on viral lewd video, files complaint
In the complaint to the Cyber Crime Offences and Narcotics police station, North Division in Bengaluru, his counsel said: "I have reliably learnt that politically motivated fake, fabricated, concocted video has been made by making use of our MP D.V. Sadananda Gowda." "The same is being circulated on social media and Facebook. The said creation of the video is only to tarnish his image. The same is politically motivated. The said video came to be created by way of impersonation. It is uploaded on Facebook, Whatsapp and other social media.
Bengal Guv attacks Mamata over State Finance Commission
In a tweet, Dhankhar wrote, "State Finance Commission (SFC) @MamataOfficial under Articles 243-I & 243Y, is required to make recommendations to the Governor that are to be laid before the Legislature of the State. What a collapse of constitutional mechanism, since 2014 not a single recommendation to Governor".
Army launches search operation along LoC in Uri
"On the intervening night of 18/19 Sep 2021, suspicious movement was detected along the LoC in Uri Sector. Search of the area is under progress," an army official said. There has been a spurt in attempts of infiltration at the LoC. A Pakistani national was among the two terrorists killed at the LoC in Poonch after an infiltration bid was foiled by the army on August 30.
No Covid death in Delhi after two days, 28 new cases
There was no death registered due to Covid in the same time span. There was one death each registered on Saturday and Friday. According to Delhi government's health bulletin, with the 28 new cases, the tally of active cases stands at 387; out of which 137 are in home quarantine.
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