Category: Politics - Page 2
PM Modi's March: A Blend of Conservation, Diplomacy, and Culture
In March 2025, PM Modi showcased initiatives in wildlife conservation, diplomatic engagements, and cultural events. Highlights included a visit to Gir National Park, meeting rescued animals at Vantara, and hosting international leaders. AI artworks depicted his career's pivotal moments, and tributes were paid to influential Indian figures.
VIEW MOREControversy Erupts as SP MP's Remarks on Rana Sanga Ignite Nationwide Protests
Samajwadi Party MP Ramji Lal Suman sparked outrage by labeling Rajput king Rana Sanga a 'traitor', suggesting he invited Babur to India. Historical inaccuracies in the MP’s claim led to protests from Rajput groups and Hindu organizations, igniting demands for his removal. The backlash underscores the clash between politics and historical narratives in India.
VIEW MOREDeputy President Jagdeep Dhankhar Hospitalized After Chest Pain: PM Modi Visits AIIMS
India's Deputy President Jagdeep Dhankhar experienced chest pain and was admitted to AIIMS Delhi on March 9, 2025. Under the care of Dr. Rajiv Narang and his team in the cardiac unit, his condition was stable. PM Narendra Modi and Health Minister JP Nadda visited to check on his health. After three days of treatment, Dhankhar was discharged on March 12.
VIEW MORESonia Gandhi Faces Third Hospitalization Yet Remains Politically Active
Sonia Gandhi was hospitalized in Delhi for stomach issues, marking her third admission within a year. Despite health challenges, she's actively participating in politics, with recent engagements including the Rajya Sabha budget session. Gandhi stresses the need for updated census data to ensure millions receive food security benefits.
VIEW MORETrump Appoints FBI Director Kash Patel as ATF Chief Amid Controversy
President Trump is set to shake up the ATF with the appointment of FBI Director Kash Patel as its acting leader. Patel's swift rise, marred by a contentious Senate vote, has stirred debates over his political affiliations and the broader implications for US firearm policy. As Trump's administration pushes for ATF reforms, support and criticism are mounting from various groups.
VIEW MORESonia Gandhi's Routine Hospitalization: Health Stability Amidst Political Engagement
Sonia Gandhi visited Sir Ganga Ram Hospital on February 20, 2025, for a regular check-up concerning stomach issues. Her condition was stable, and she was under observation but expected to leave by Friday. Despite health challenges, the Congress leader has actively participated in political activities, addressing critical issues like the National Food Security Act.
VIEW MORESonia Gandhi Hospitalized in New Delhi, Discharge Expected Soon
Sonia Gandhi, a prominent Congress leader, was hospitalized at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi on Thursday. Despite the lack of specific reasons for her admission, she is reportedly stable and under observation. The 78-year-old is expected to be discharged soon, with her release likely scheduled for Friday.
VIEW MORETrump Appoints FBI Chief Kash Patel as Acting Director of ATF
In a surprising move, President Trump appoints FBI Director Kash Patel as the acting head of the ATF, consolidating leadership of two major federal agencies. This dual role raises questions about agency management under the Trump administration and potential shifts in policy focus, particularly regarding firearms regulations.
VIEW MOREShaktikanta Das Joins PM Narendra Modi's Team as Second Principal Secretary
Ex-RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das is set to become the second Principal Secretary to PM Modi, marking a significant move in the Indian government structure. Das brings decades of experience in fiscal and monetary policy, highlighting his role in significant economic reforms like demonetization and GST. Amid economic pressures, this appointment sparks political debate about its implications.
VIEW MOREShaktikanta Das Appointed Principal Secretary-2 to PM Modi in Strategic Move
Shaktikanta Das has been appointed as the first-ever Principal Secretary-2 to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This role, created in 2025, allows Das to leverage his extensive experience in economic policy and crisis management. The appointment is both strategic and controversial, with opposition questioning its political motives while others commend Das's expertise.
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