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The recent arrest of #ISKCON monk Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari in #Bangladesh, alongside rising violence against the Hindu minority, has sparked widespread reactions across India. Political leaders and organizations are urging swift action from the Indian government and international bodies. West Bengal Chief Minister #MamataBanerjee, known for her human rights advocacy, expressed solidarity with the Modi government. Speaking in the legislative assembly, she stated, “We do not want any religion to be harmed. Since this concerns another country, the Central government must take relevant action. We stand with them on this issue.” Banerjee also consulted #ISKCON representatives and called for responsible intervention. Leaders of the #TrinamoolCongress, including MP #AbhishekBanerjee and Saugata Roy, termed the incidents in Bangladesh “deeply unfortunate” and demanded decisive action. Union Minister #GirirajSingh accused the Bangladeshi government of succumbing to fundamentalist influences and urged the #UnitedNations to intervene, calling the violence “inhumane and unacceptable.” The arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das near Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has intensified tensions. India’s Ministry of External Affairs (#MEA) expressed “deep concern” and urged Bangladesh to safeguard minority communities. #BJP spokesperson #SambitPatra reiterated the government’s commitment to protecting Hindus abroad, emphasizing India’s firm stance. However, criticism has emerged. #Congress leader #GauravGogoi accused the Modi government of failing to uphold regional influence, asking, “Why is the Prime Minister silent while Hindus in Bangladesh face persecution?” The ongoing violence has spotlighted India’s foreign policy, with calls for an assertive yet balanced response. Ensuring #ReligiousHarmony and minority safety aligns with India’s ethos, placing the government under pressure to act both bilaterally and internationally. Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Amit Shah Mamata Banerjee Indian National Congress Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) All India Trinamool Congress Sambit Patra Gaurav Gogoi

Pawan Kalyan, the dynamic Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and leader of the Jana Sena Party (#JSP), recently concluded a high-profile two-day visit to New Delhi, signaling his growing influence in state and national politics. Known for his powerful oratory, staunch advocacy of #Hindutva, and strategic alignment with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (#NDA), Kalyan is positioning himself as a pivotal figure both in Andhra Pradesh and on the national stage. During his visit, Kalyan engaged in critical discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several Union ministers, focusing on key development issues. With Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, he deliberated on the Andhra Pradesh Rural Roads Project, while talks with Union Water Resources Minister C.R. Patil centered on a ₹70,000 crore grant to advance the #JalJeevanMission. Meetings with Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan highlighted efforts to enhance #RailConnectivity and rural development in the state. Kalyan's 30-minute meeting with Modi was marked by mutual respect, with Kalyan praising the Prime Minister’s vision for India. A key focus of the meeting was addressing Andhra Pradesh’s water resource challenges, a recurring theme in Kalyan’s critique of the YSR Congress Party (#YSRCP) government. Strengthening alliances within the NDA was another critical aspect of the visit. Kalyan held discussions with Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, BJP national general secretary (organization) B.L. Santhosh, and hosted a dinner for NDA allies from Andhra Pradesh, solidifying his role in uniting the Telugu Desam Party (#TDP) and BJP for upcoming polls. Kalyan’s advocacy for #SanatanaDharma also took center stage. He addressed issues like Hindu persecution in Bangladesh and regional responses to the Palestine crisis, calling for a “Sanatana Dharma Protection Board.” On allegations involving Gautam Adani and the Andhra Pradesh government, Kalyan echoed the BJP’s call for scrutiny while hinting at potential international conspiracies. This visit underscores Kalyan’s transition from a regional leader to a national political figure, amplifying his aspirations to represent Andhra Pradesh’s interests on a broader platform. #Politics #Development #Leadership Narendra Modi Nirmala Sitharaman Ashwini Vaishnaw Shivraj Singh Chouhan Janasena Party Pawan Kalyan Nara Chandrababu Naidu Lokesh Nara Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Telugu Desam

The race for Maharashtra’s Chief Minister has intensified as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) remains resolute on Devendra Fadnavis's leadership, rejecting calls to replicate Bihar’s coalition formula. Eknath Shinde, the outgoing Chief Minister, resigned on Tuesday in line with constitutional obligations, but the Mahayuti alliance has yet to finalize its choice for the top post. #Maharashtra #CMRace #BJP BJP national spokesperson Prem Shukla clarified that the Bihar model, which elevated Nitish Kumar as Chief Minister despite the BJP's strength, was not applicable in Maharashtra. “The BJP holds a stronger organizational base here and made no pre-election commitments to the Shiv Sena about retaining Shinde as CM,” Shukla said. #BiharModel #BJPLeadership #ConstitutionalObligations Shiv Sena leaders, however, have been lobbying for Shinde to continue, citing his leadership during the assembly elections. With Mahayuti securing a landslide victory of 230 seats out of 288, BJP emerged as the largest party with 132 seats, followed by Shinde’s Shiv Sena faction with 57 and Ajit Pawar's NCP faction with 41. #ShivSena #Mahayuti #ElectionResults Despite Shinde’s support base, BJP insiders insist the CM post will remain with their party. Union Minister Ramdas Athawale indicated that Fadnavis is the preferred candidate for the role, though a formal announcement is pending. #DevendraFadnavis #BJPPreferredChoice #MaharashtraPolitics A senior Sena leader revealed that a planned show of strength by Shinde’s supporters was cancelled following discussions with BJP leaders, who communicated their firm stance. Governor CP Radhakrishnan has asked Shinde to continue in a caretaker role until the swearing-in of the new government. #EknathShinde #CaretakerCM #MaharashtraGovernance Final discussions involving Fadnavis, Shinde, Ajit Pawar, and senior BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, are expected to provide clarity by Wednesday morning. #MaharashtraCM #PoliticalDiscussions #ModiShah Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Amit Shah Devendra Fadnavis Eknath Shinde Ramdas Athawale shiv sena Election Commission of India

In a strongly worded open letter to Telangana CM A. Revanth Reddy, BRS Working President KT Rama Rao (KTR) accused the Congress-led government of undermining constitutional principles. #Telangana #KTR #ConstitutionalRights KTR pointed out the contradiction between Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s advocacy for constitutional values and the actions of the Telangana government. "While Rahul Gandhi speaks of upholding constitutional principles, your government blatantly tramples upon them," KTR wrote. #RahulGandhi #Constitution #PoliticalAccountability KTR also criticized Revanth Reddy for failing to honor the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, noting that the previous administration under KCR installed the world's tallest statue of Ambedkar. KTR alleged that Reddy’s animosity toward KCR prevented him from respecting the landmark. #Ambedkar #Legacy #Telangana Allegations of Curtailing Fundamental Rights: KTR condemned the government for restricting freedom of speech and expression, calling it a violation of Article 19(1)(a). He accused the Congress of delivering “Tyrannical Rule” instead of "People’s Rule." #FreeSpeech #Democracy #ConstitutionalRights KTR warned that public discontent with the government's alleged authoritarian practices was growing and would not be tolerated. #PublicDiscontent #Governance Criticism of Police Excesses: KTR accused the Congress government of enabling police excesses, including custodial torture, and turning Telangana into a “Police Raj.” He highlighted unlawful detentions and inhumane treatment of marginalized communities. #PoliceExcesses #HumanRights #JusticeForAll KTR also criticized the unconstitutional demolitions carried out by the Hyderabad Regional Authority for Development (HYDRAA), referencing a Supreme Court ruling against them. #SupremeCourt #Unconstitutional #Hyderabad Accusations of Nepotism and Corruption: KTR alleged that Revanth Reddy’s family members interfered with state administration, profiting from questionable deals. He called the government’s actions a “disregard for constitutional safeguards.” #Nepotism #Corruption #PoliticalAccountability A Call for Justice: KTR urged the government to restore justice, liberty, and equality, warning of a public backlash if unconstitutional practices continue. #JusticeForTelangana #Equality #Democracy Kavitha Kalvakuntla Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao / KTR Chandrashekar Rao Kalvakuntla BRS Party REVANTH REDDY CONGRESS Indian National Congress Supreme Court of India

The #CentralGovernment, under the leadership of #PrimeMinisterModi, has approved the ambitious #ONOS scheme, designed to provide universal access to high-impact scholarly articles and journals. With a budget allocation of ₹6,000 crore spanning 2025, 2026, and 2027, the initiative aims to democratize access to academic and scientific resources, fostering a robust environment for #ResearchAndInnovation across the nation. According to the government, #ONOS will significantly enhance the availability of scholarly resources for over 6,300 institutions—comprising approximately 1.8 crore students, faculty, and researchers. This includes higher educational institutions managed by central and state governments, as well as #ResearchAndDevelopment centers funded by the #CentralGovernment. Access to these resources will be coordinated by #INFLIBNET (Information and Library Network), an autonomous #UGC entity. This groundbreaking initiative aligns with #ViksitBharat2047, the #NationalEducationPolicy2020 (#NEP2020), and the #AnusandhanNationalResearchFoundation (#ANRF), collectively aiming to strengthen India's research capabilities and promote #InterdisciplinaryStudies. A dedicated #ONOSPortal will enable institutions to seamlessly access these resources. By expanding access to quality research materials, #OneNationOneSubscription seeks to empower #Tier2Cities and #Tier3Cities, bridging the #KnowledgeGap and enabling core and interdisciplinary research. Furthermore, the scheme complements the #ANRF’s efforts to promote research and development, fostering a culture of inquiry across universities, colleges, and laboratories. The government statement emphasized that #ONOS will support India’s progress toward becoming a #GlobalResearchHub. Periodic reviews by the #ANRF will monitor usage and evaluate the contributions of Indian authors affiliated with participating institutions. This initiative builds upon the Government of India's sustained efforts to enhance #HigherEducation, maximize access to quality learning resources, and promote #Innovation, ultimately nurturing India's #IntellectualCapital and #AcademicExcellence. Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Amit Shah Dharmendra Pradhan Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Government of India (GoI) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA University Grants Commission (UGC)

The ongoing political tussle between the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) and the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has escalated, with accusations flying over pending student fee reimbursement dues and the state of welfare schemes in #AndhraPradesh. YSRCP, led by #JaganMohanReddy, has accused the coalition government of stalling crucial education-related welfare programs, leaving students unable to retrieve certificates from colleges due to unpaid reimbursements. Speaking to the media, YSRCP spokesperson #JupudiPrabhakarRao urged the government to clear these dues immediately, noting that such delays are hampering the academic and professional futures of students. Rao reminded the public that the YSRCP had inherited a backlog of ₹2,800 crore in fee reimbursement dues from the TDP's tenure between 2014 and 2019, which it cleared after assuming office in 2019. He highlighted #YSRCP’s commitment to the education sector, citing an expenditure of ₹73,000 crore on educational initiatives, including ₹17,000 crore under the #VidyaDeevena and #VidyaVasathi schemes. He also underscored reforms introduced by Jagan's government, such as implementing #EnglishMediumEducation, which he alleged were rolled back by the current coalition government. On the other hand, #NaraLokesh, #AndhraPradesh's Education Minister and #TDP leader, countered the allegations, accusing the previous YSRCP government of leaving ₹6,500 crore in unpaid dues that adversely affected colleges and students. Lokesh asserted that the coalition government had addressed these lapses, ensuring students could access their certificates without further delay. He criticized #Jagan’sAdministration for what he termed "waste governance" and claimed that the YSRCP’s promises on education and reimbursements were largely unfulfilled. As the blame game continues, both parties emphasize the urgency of addressing #StudentWelfare, though their narratives differ sharply. The political impasse raises concerns about the future of the #EducationSector in Andhra Pradesh and the students caught in the crossfire of these accusations. YSR Congress Party Telugu Desam Party (TDP) Nara Chandrababu Naidu Lokesh Nara Pawan Kalyan Janasena Party Ys Jagan Mohan Reddy GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH Andhra Pradesh Information Technology Academy ITE and C Department Government of AP

Prime Minister #NarendraModi sharply criticised the #CongressParty during his victory speech following the #BJP-led NDA's resounding win in the Maharashtra Assembly elections. He accused Congress of enacting laws that facilitated #AppeasementPolitics, highlighting the #WaqfBoard as a prime example. "Congress has enacted laws to enable appeasement politics, with the Waqf Board serving as a glaring illustration," PM Modi stated. He further asserted that the #WaqfLaw finds no basis in the Constitution authored by #BRAmbedkar, but Congress supported it to strengthen its #VoteBank. PM Modi's remarks come as the government prepares for the #WinterSession of Parliament, where 16 bills, including the #WaqfAmendmentBill, are scheduled for discussion. The bill seeks to replace the #WaqfAct1995 with the UnifiedWaqfManagement, Empowerment, Efficiency, and Development Act, aiming to reform the management of properties tied to mosques and #MuslimEndowments. While the government touts the bill as a measure to enhance #Transparency, critics argue it consolidates excessive powers in the hands of the state, jeopardising #CommunityOwnedProperties. Highlighting Congress' track record, PM Modi alleged that before losing power in 2014, the party transferred several properties near Delhi to the #WaqfBoard, calling it a betrayal of #ConstitutionalSecularism. "In their insatiable hunger for power, Congress has undermined the secular fabric of our Constitution," he asserted. The Prime Minister also used the platform to emphasise the electorate's rejection of #NegativePolitics and #DynasticPolitics, lauding the people of Maharashtra for endorsing #GoodGovernance. Drawing attention to the #GandhiFamily's alleged role in fostering #Casteism, he proclaimed that unity is the cornerstone of national progress. The #BJP's dominant performance in Maharashtra marks a historic moment, with the party alone securing 130 seats, surpassing its previous record of 122 in 2014. The #BJPledNDA captured over 230 seats, leaving the opposition alliance—#MahavikasAghadi—reeling with a mere 49 seats. Within the alliance, #Congress, the #ShivSena (Uddhav Thackeray faction), and the #NCP (Sharad Pawar faction) won just 16, 20, and 10 seats, respectively. Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Amit Shah Indian National Congress Rahul Gandhi Maharastra Government Devendra Fadnavis Mallikarjun Kharge Shashi Tharoor shivsena mp 

The Canadian government has dismissed recent media claims implicating Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in criminal activities in Canada. Nathalie G. Drouin, the National Security and Intelligence Advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, categorically stated that the government is "not aware" of any evidence supporting these allegations. #Canada #IndiaRelations #Modi The controversy arose following a report in The Globe and Mail quoting unnamed Canadian officials alleging that top Indian leaders were "aware" of a plot to assassinate Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh separatist leader who was killed in Vancouver in 2022. The report insinuated possible connections between the Indian government and Nijjar’s death, further straining the already fraught diplomatic ties between India and Canada. #NijjarKilling #DiplomaticTensions #SikhSeparatists Responding to these claims, the Indian government labeled the report a "smear campaign" and strongly refuted the accusations. Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for India’s External Affairs Ministry, dismissed the claims as "ludicrous" and criticized them for worsening bilateral relations. India has consistently rejected allegations of involvement, pointing to Canada’s failure to provide credible evidence despite repeated requests. #India #ExternalAffairs #Canada #Allegations The tensions between the two nations escalated in 2023 when Prime Minister Trudeau publicly accused "Indian agents" of involvement in Nijjar’s killing. This marked a diplomatic low point, with India countering the allegations as "absurd" and accusing Canada of pandering to Khalistani sympathizers for domestic political gains. #Trudeau #KhalistaniSympathizers #IndiaCanadaTensions The situation worsened when Canada linked Indian diplomats, including High Commissioner Sanjay Verma, to the case without presenting substantive proof. #IndianDiplomats #SanjayVerma #DiplomaticCrisis Experts highlight that the diplomatic fallout reflects deeper issues in India-Canada relations, particularly around Canada's handling of separatist elements on its soil. India has long accused Canada of allowing anti-India activities under the guise of free speech, while Canada cites its commitment to democratic principles. #FreeSpeech #AntiIndiaActivities #DemocraticPrinciples By refuting the latest media allegations, Canada’s official statement seeks to temper speculation. However, the broader diplomatic crisis remains unresolved, with trust between the two nations at an all-time low. As global attention focuses on this dispute, the path to reconciliation hinges on transparency, evidence-based dialogue, and mutual respect for national sovereignty. #DiplomaticRelations #Reconciliation #NationalSovereignty Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) Amit Shah Indian National Congress Sonia Gandhi Rahul Gandhi Nathalie G. Drouin Justin Trudeau

As the Congress-led government in Telangana under Chief Minister Revanth Reddy prepares to mark its first anniversary on December 7, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is ramping up its political offensive. This tactical move aligns with its broader ambition to secure a foothold in the crucial Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections. #TelanganaPolitics #GHMCElections Revanth Reddy, a political leader with no prior ministerial experience, is facing mounting opposition not only from the BJP but also from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), led by K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR). The BJP is using this anniversary as a pivotal moment to underscore what it terms as Congress’s unfulfilled promises, particularly the much-publicized ‘Six Guarantees.’ #RevanthReddy #KCR #CongressPromises The BJP’s recent initiatives include vocal protests demanding comprehensive loan waivers for farmers and a unique demonstration, “Musi Nidra,” where leaders spent a night with families living along the Musi River, highlighting their plight amid potential displacements due to the Musi Riverfront Development project. #FarmerProtests #MusiNidra #LoanWaiver The BJP’s determination to claim the Hyderabad mayoral seat is evident in its increased grassroots mobilization. With 44 GHMC ward members, three MLAs, and one MP in Secunderabad, the party is capitalizing on the fractures within the BRS. The exodus of key BRS leaders, including the mayor and deputy mayor, to the Congress has weakened its urban stronghold, providing the BJP with an opportunity to consolidate its position. #HyderabadMayor #GHMC #BJPGrassroots In the lead-up to the GHMC polls, the BJP has also trebled its membership to 3.5 million, reflecting its growing popularity. Its efforts, such as state-wide padayatras and constituency-level protests scheduled from December 1 to 5, aim to spotlight Congress’s alleged policy failures while distancing itself from the BRS’s past shortcomings. #BJPMembership #Padayatra #PolicyFailures By aligning its narrative with urban voters' aspirations, the BJP is striving to emerge as the alternative force in Telangana’s evolving political landscape. The upcoming GHMC elections will be a litmus test for its ability to translate this momentum into tangible gains. #BJP #TelanganaElection #UrbanVoters #GHMCElections Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) BRS Party Indian National Congress Rahul Gandhi Kavitha Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao Kalvakuntla Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao / KTR Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has renewed efforts to secure a trade deal with India, following a bilateral meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G20 summit in Brazil. This announcement signals the UK’s commitment to reinvigorating the stalled Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations, which have faced significant delays due to domestic political challenges in both countries. In a statement issued by his office, Starmer stressed the importance of international trade in driving economic growth. "Boosting trade abroad is essential to delivering a strong economy at home," Starmer said, underscoring that India’s position as one of the world’s fastest-growing economies makes it a crucial partner for the UK. He highlighted that a trade deal with India could not only create jobs but also support the prosperity of British businesses and workers. The UK is particularly keen to strengthen its economic ties with India, aiming for a strategic partnership that covers key areas such as security, education, technology, and climate change. The trade deal is expected to enhance access to India’s vast and growing market, helping British businesses overcome barriers like high tariffs. UK exports to India were valued at £42 billion in the year leading up to June 2024, making it one of the UK's most important trade partners. The UK and India began negotiating the FTA in January 2022, but discussions stalled in May due to the political transitions in both nations. Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who has strong ties to India, was expected to help finalize the agreement, but even his personal relationship with Modi could not overcome the remaining hurdles in the negotiations. These included unresolved issues in areas such as goods, services, and investment. Despite these challenges, Starmer remains optimistic. "A new trade deal with India will support jobs and prosperity in the UK and represents a significant step in our mission to deliver growth and opportunity for all," he said after the meeting. Both leaders agreed on the importance of resuming the FTA talks promptly and expressed confidence that the teams would work together to resolve the remaining issues. This renewed focus on the India-UK trade relationship comes at a critical time, as Starmer seeks to deliver economic growth and prosperity to the UK amid a challenging global environment. Narendra Modi Bharatiya Janata Party G20 India Keir Starmer Rishi Sunak Amit Shah Nara Chandrababu Naidu Pawan Kalyan Telugu Desam Party (TDP) Janasena Party #KeirStarmer #IndiaUKTrade #NarendraModi #IndiaUKFTA #TradeDeal #G20Summit #EconomicGrowth #FreeTradeAgreement #GlobalTrade #IndiaUKRelations #UKIndia #UKTrade #BusinessGrowth