Author: Manashi.Barman

India’s political environment is once again rattled by controversy as the regulating Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress are going to battle over fresh allegations brought against SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch by US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research. The timing of the assertions and the goals they seek are being questioned, as they coincide with the start of the Parliament session, which renders them very delicate. Image source: hindustan Times The Allegations New allegations against Madhabi Puri Buch were put forward on Saturday by Hindenburg Research, which previously made information about its assertions against the Adani Group. According to the…

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The Narendra Modi government has recently appointed TV Somanathan, a seasoned Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the 1987 batch, as the new Cabinet Secretary. This appointment, effective for a two-year term, marks a significant transition from the tenure of Rajiv Gauba, a 1982 batch IAS officer who served an unprecedented five years as Cabinet Secretary. The decision underscores the government’s confidence in Somanathan’s capabilities and experience as he steps into one of the most critical roles in the Indian administrative framework. Transition and Continuity in Leadership Somanathan’s status as an Officer on Special Duty (OSD) in the Cabinet Secretariat…

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Veteran politician and actress Jaya Bachchan spoke on Monday at a recent parliamentary session, expressing an uncompromising viewpoint that struck a chord with many. Her objection to being identified with regard to her husband is not only a personal complaint; it also reflects an additional problem: women frequently see themselves more as members of a married couple than as distinctive people. Bachchan expressed her dissatisfaction with the practice of identifying women solely by their partners’ names, stating that “Jaya Bachchan alone would have been enough.” Even though it is straightforward, this comment has a lot of weight in an environment…

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Kolkata: In view of political instability and violent protests in Bangladesh, the Border Security Force (BSF) has issued urgent guidance to citizens residing along the Indo-Bangladesh border in West Bengal, warning them to avoid border areas. This change in circumstances occurred shortly after the Bangladeshi army acquired authority over the nation recently. Briefing Villagers on the Situation Updating  Villagers about the Situation According to a senior BSF officer positioned in the South Bengal Frontier, the border villages were given complete details about the current state of affairs in Bangladesh. The intention of the briefing was to ensure that the locals…

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New Delhi: In an all-party meeting called to discuss the emerging situation in Bangladesh on Tuesday, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi expressed serious concern about the situation in Bangladesh in view of the recent developments. Gandhi’s Perspective During the meeting, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar informed the leaders about the current unrest in Bangladesh. After the briefing, Gandhi expressed his support for the steps taken by the Indian government, insisting that the steps were in the national interest. Moreover, Gandhi also raised several concerns, particularly as he looked at the situation and possible…

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Despite the murder of a major Hamas leader in Tehran, Iran has tightened up its internal security measures significantly. The sudden death shocked the whole region and is considered a serious security infraction and a direct danger to Iran’s influence over terrorist organizations in the Middle East. The Assassination The murderous crime. A leading member of Hamas, a Palestinian terrorist movement that has long had aid and support through the Iranian government, was the target of the murder. Tehran was the place of residence. Although the precise circumstances of the incident remain unresolved, signs point to the execution of a…

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