Amritpal, who emerged suddenly on the Punjab scene as a pro-Khalistan voice, was slapped with charges under the NSA after his supporters attacked a police station. Amritpal Singh, a prominent socio-political activist in Punjab, has been garnering substantial local support amidst escalating claims of state overreaction to his activities. Singh, known for his outspoken views and grassroots activism, has become a focal point for many in the region who believe the government is targeting him unjustly. Rising Popularity and Activism Amritpal Singh’s rise to prominence has been marked by his relentless advocacy on issues such as local governance, corruption, and…
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In a fiery speech during his campaign trail in Himachal Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress-led state government for its alleged mismanagement of central funds meant for flood relief. Using the term “bandarbant” (meaning “arbitrary distribution”), He accused them of mismanaging and unfairly distributing central funds meant for flood relief. Modi’s remarks are part of his broader campaign strategy leading up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, where he aims to highlight what he sees as the failings of the Congress party in various states.During his rally, Modi emphasized the importance of proper fund utilization and accused the…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently stirred the political landscape of West Bengal with his pointed remarks about the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Congress party. During a rally, Modi stated that the TMC is fighting for its existence, while branding the Congress as the “biggest enemy” of minorities in India. These statements underscore the heightened political tensions and the fierce competition among major parties in the state. Modi said, “In the last Assembly elections, we were 3, and the people of Bengal took us to 80 (seats); we got a huge majority in the last Lok Sabha elections. BJP is…
As the streaming wars intensify and subscriber growth shows signs of plateauing, OTT platforms in India are reviving an old television strategy to keep viewers engaged: appointment viewing. This model, characterized by the scheduled release of new episodes, is gaining traction with popular shows like “The Great Indian Kapil Show,” “Lootere,” and “Adrishyam.” The Concept of Appointment Viewing Appointment viewing, a term rooted in traditional television broadcasting, refers to the practice of releasing content at specific times rather than making entire seasons available for binge-watching. This model aims to recreate the anticipation and community engagement once common with weekly TV…
