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BJP at forefront of serving society, guided by `India First` principle: PM Modi

BJP at forefront of serving society, guided by `India First` principle: PM Modi

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday extended warm greetings to Bharatiya Janata Party’s workers on the occasion of the party`s Foundation Day, emphasising the long-standing commitment to public service and the principle of “India First.” The BJP was established in 1980 after a split from the Janata Party, rooted in its predecessor, the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, founded in 1951 by Shyama Prasad Mukherjee. It has since grown into one of India’s major national parties with a focus on cultural nationalism and development. Posting on X, PM Modi said, “Warm greetings to all BJP Karyakartas across the nation on the party’s Sthapana Diwas. Our Party has always been at the forefront of serving society, guided by the principle of India First. Our Karyakartas are known for their selfless service, unwavering dedication and a deep passion towards good governance. They have worked tirelessly at the grassroots, ensuring maximum people are connected to our ideology and work.” He also remembered the workers whose “dedication, sacrifice and perseverance”, he said, have shaped the party’s growth over decades. The Prime …

India’s energy decisions guided by national interest, says MEA Jaishankar

India’s energy decisions guided by national interest, says MEA Jaishankar

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday asserted that India remains firmly committed to strategic autonomy, even as the global energy markets evolve and partnerships shift, amid a question over whether a recent trade agreement with the United States would affect New Delhi`s energy ties with Russia. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Jaishankar was asked whether the new trade agreement with the US would compel India to reduce its reliance on Russian oil, potentially impacting its strategic autonomy. “We are very much wedded to strategic autonomy because it`s very much a part of our history and our evolution. It`s something which is very deep, and it`s something which cuts across the political spectrum as well,” he said. Addressing concerns over energy sourcing, the minister described the global oil market as complex and dynamic, stressing that commercial considerations guide procurement decisions. “As for energy issues, this is a complex market today. Oil companies in India, as in Europe, as probably in other parts of the world, look at availability, look at costs, look at risks …

India will remain ‘Vishwaguru’ as long as guided by dharma: Bhagwat| India News

India will remain ‘Vishwaguru’ as long as guided by dharma: Bhagwat| India News

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Mumbai, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said that as long as dharma continues to guide Bharat, the country will remain a “Vishwaguru”, asserting that such spiritual knowledge is not found elsewhere in the world. India will remain ‘Vishwaguru’ as long as guided by dharma: Bhagwat Dharma is the driver of the entire universe and everything runs on that principle, he said at an event here. Bhagwat said that India had inherited a rich spiritual legacy from its ancestors and continued to receive guidance from saints and seers. As long as such dharma drives Bharat, it will remain “Vishwaguru”. The world does not possess this kind of knowledge because it lacks spirituality. This is the “heritage of our ancestors that has come to us,” he said. “Whether it is Narendra bhai, me, you or anyone else, there is one single force that drives all of us. If the vehicle is driven by that force, there will never be an accident. That driver is dharma,” the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief said. Dharma is the driver of …

Sjoerd Marijne, who guided India to historic fourth place at Tokyo Olympics, returns as women’s team chief coach

Sjoerd Marijne, who guided India to historic fourth place at Tokyo Olympics, returns as women’s team chief coach

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When Sjoerd Marijne took over the Indian women’s hockey team for the first time in 2017, it was a largely disjointed unit, one in which most players couldn’t run, pass or score. Nine years later, he returns for a third stint with the national team. And when he joins the camp on January 14, Marijne is likely to find the players in the same condition as he first saw them. The Dutchman, who guided the Indian women’s hockey team to a best-ever fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics, has been appointed as the chief coach. He takes over from Harendra Singh, who resigned in December citing ‘personal reasons’. However, it is learnt that his departure came after the players complained to the sports ministry regarding his behaviour and a string of poor results. Hockey India officials said Marijne was approached after senior players recommended his name to lead the team out of the current mess – India failed to qualify for the Paris Olympics, got relegated from the FIH Pro League, a competition for the …

Upbringing guided my response: Former CJI BR Gavai opens up about shoe throwing incident

Upbringing guided my response: Former CJI BR Gavai opens up about shoe throwing incident

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Updated on: Nov 27, 2025 12:00 pm IST Earlier in October, Advocate Rakesh Kishore attempted to hurl a shoe at the CJI BR Gavai, after which he decided not to pursue any action against the lawyer. Former Chief Justice of India BR Gavai recently opened up about his experiences after the shoe-throwing attempt at him, made last month. He said that his decision not to pursue action against the lawyer stemmed from his upbringing and personal values. Responding to the criticism of the working of the Supreme Court collegium, Gavai strongly defended its functioning.(PTI File) In an interview with ANI, former CJI BR Gavai said, “Maybe it is a result of my upbringing… I didn’t even know it was related to some alleged utterances or observations made by me in court.” Gavai also added that he felt he should proceed with the matter and that it was a decision “taken in the spur of the moment,” he said. Earlier, on October 6, Advocate Rakesh Kishore attempted to hurl a shoe at the CJI, who was …

Upbringing Guided My Response: Former CJI BR Gavai On Shoe-Throwing Incident

Upbringing Guided My Response: Former CJI BR Gavai On Shoe-Throwing Incident

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Indian Air Force guided IndiGo Delhi-Srinagar to safety after Pak’s airspace denial amid turbulent weather

Indian Air Force guided IndiGo Delhi-Srinagar to safety after Pak’s airspace denial amid turbulent weather

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Flight 6E-2142 ran into intense turbulence and suffered visible damage to its nose cone (radome) during a sudden hailstorm that swept across northern India on Wednesday night. New Delhi: The IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar, carrying over 220 passengers including several Members of Parliament, encountered severe turbulence on May 21 and was safely guided to land by Indian Air Force authorities after being denied emergency access to Pakistani airspace, according to sources from the Indian Air Force quoted by India Today TV. Flight 6E-2142 ran into intense turbulence and suffered visible damage to its nose cone (radome) during a sudden hailstorm that swept across northern India on Wednesday night. In an attempt to avoid the rough weather, the pilot requested temporary clearance to overfly Pakistani airspace. However, Lahore Air Traffic Control denied the request, citing an active NOTAM (Notice to Airmen), A0220/25, issued by Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority, which bars entry of Indian-registered civilian and military aircraft into Pakistani airspace. The restriction, valid until midnight on May 23, had already been incorporated into …

Now, guided tours to prominent sites in Prayagraj every Sunday

Now, guided tours to prominent sites in Prayagraj every Sunday

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May 23, 2025 07:32 PM IST The move comes following orders from the Lucknow-based headquarters of UPSTDC as part of a plan on the occasion of World Heritage Day (April 18) to offer pilgrims and tourists the opportunity to experience the spiritual and historical richness of Prayagraj after the Mahakumbh celebrations. Starting May 25, tourists visiting Prayagraj will be able to explore the city’s major pilgrimage and heritage sites through guided tours organised every Sunday by the Uttar Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation (UPSTDC). Kusro Bagh in Prayagraj. (HT File) As part of this initiative, arrangements for comfortable travel to the sites though affordable tour package and accurate information about each site will be provided to the tourists, officials said. The move comes following orders from the Lucknow-based headquarters of UPSTDC as part of a plan on the occasion of World Heritage Day (April 18) to offer pilgrims and tourists the opportunity to experience the spiritual and historical richness of Prayagraj after the Mahakumbh celebrations. “A plan has been made to provide tourists with darshan …

TikTok will show teens guided meditation after 10PM

TikTok will show teens guided meditation after 10PM

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TikTok’s wind-down prompt initially only played calming music to remind teens to take a break from the app at nighttime. It was also only shown to teens under 16. But now, the prompts will include meditation, too, and will be available to adults who toggle on “Sleep Hours” from the Screen Time settings page as well. While testing its meditation feature, TikTok says it found 98 percent of users under 16 kept it on after trying it for the first time. Teens can ignore the initial 10PM reminder, but the app will display another full-screen prompt later that’s harder to dismiss. TikTok has until June 19th to divest its US operations or face a ban, but that hasn’t stopped it from trying to address safety concerns. In March, TikTok also launched a Time Away tool that parents or caregivers can use to prevent their child from accessing the app at certain times. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For …

Highly confidential manual guided India’s top officials during conflict with Pak | Latest News India

Highly confidential manual guided India’s top officials during conflict with Pak | Latest News India

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A blue-coloured, limited-edition government manual of over 200 pages, which is not in the public domain, has served as a go-to handbook for key bureaucrats across the country during the past week, as it outlined the response and functions of various arms of government during an armed conflict. While its contents are a secret, this 15-year-old manual is being publicly cited by all authorities. (ANI) The Union War Book 2010 is the original limited edition, so secretive that the ministry of defence, ministry of home affairs and the cabinet secretariat officials who helped prepare it and update it annually can’t tell you who its rightful keepers are but HT learns that there is one copy with each state chief secretary apart from the Union ministries involved. And from fire drills to evacuations and sirens, the entire emergency response to-do list is dictated by this book lying on their desks. “It tells these key officers what each one of them should do in case of a war. So there is no confusion at all and everybody …