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Invitation to interfere is tempting', SC refuses to hear plea on Singhu border
The plea filed by residents of Sonepat in Haryana claimed the road blockade poses a hurdle to travel for essential needs. A bench comprising justices D.Y. Chandrachud, Vikram Nath and Hima Kohli noted the invitation to interfere in the matter was tempting, but there are high courts, which can deal with the local issues.
Rahul Gandhi is doing politics by putting guns on other's shoulders: BJP
Addressing a press conference, BJP national spokesperson Dr Sambit patra said, "Rahul Gandhi's hand can be found wherever there is politics of lies or illusion in the country. Rahul Gandhi has tweeted an old picture of the farmers movement and described it as the present photo." Sharing a picture of the farmers, Rahul tweeted "Fearless at the forefront, he is the fortune maker of India."
Despite heavy spells, Delhi receives deficit rainfall in Aug
Safdarjung observatory received 214.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 247.7 mm, which is 13 per cent below normal of long period average, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The IMD calculates the long period average (LPA) based on the data for the years between 1961 and 2010.
No Aryan invasion in Indus Valley Civilization, all activities in South Asia carried out by natives: Study
The paper suggests that there was no Aryan invasion in the Indus Valley Civilization and that all the activities in the South Asia region were carried out by indigenous people, Prof Vasant Shinde, lead author of the paper said. The findings came from a burial site in Rakhigarhi, which is one of the biggest Indus Valley Locations, spreading across 300 hectares.
24 rare animals killed in flood-hit Kaziranga National Park
Officials of the KNP & TR said the 24 dead animals comprise 17 hog deer, two rhinos, one wild buffalo, two swamp deer, a python, and a cap langur. The forest personnel has so far rescued four animals, including a 10-day old male endangered rhino calf from the outer fringe of the central range near Mihimukh highland.
PM Modi tops global approval ratings, leaves behind Joe Biden and others | Here's complete list
According to the survey conducted by The Morning Consult, which was updated on September 2, PM Modi’s approval has gone up from 66% in June to 70% now. His approval ratings were highest in May 2020 at 84%, right after the outbreak of the first wave of the Covid pandemic.
Now, ED on 'lookout' for Anil Deshmukh
The notice is issued in connection with the alleged Rs 100-crore corruption and laundering case lodged against him. The 'lookout' circular will effectively prevent Deshmukh from fleeing the country since he has skipped at least five ED summons to join the probe.
Always have been ready to talk with farmers, says Centre
Union Information & Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur's comment that the government has always been ready to talk with the farmers came in wake of Bhartiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait's reported announcement towards the end of Muzaffarnagar Kisan Mahapanchayat that the farmers would run a campaign against pm Modi to protest.
Rahul to visit J&K, pray at Vaishno Devi
Sources said that he is likely to visit the Vaishno Devi shrine and meet party leaders in Jammu. Gandhi had paid obeisance at the Mata Kheer Bhawani temple in Ganderbal district during his visit last month - his first visit to the Valley since the Centre abrogated Article 370.
Farmers our own flesh and blood, Varun Gandhi urges govt to re-engage
Sharing a small video of a crowd at 'kisan mahapanchayat' in Muzaffarnagar on Twitter, Varun Gandhi said, "Lakhs of farmers have gathered in protest today, in Muzaffarnagar. They are our own flesh and blood. We need to start re-engaging with them in a respectful manner: understand their pain, their point of view and work with them in reaching common ground."
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