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New Delhi: The first session of the 18th Lok Sabha is starting from June 24, on Wednesday the Parliament remembered the Emergency imposed in the country on June 26, 1975 by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Not only this, a resolution was passed against the Emergency in Parliament and …
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Senior BJP leader LK Advani's health deteriorated, admitted to AIIMS, Delhi
LK Advani admitted to Delhi AIIMS: Senior BJP leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Lal Krishna Advani has been admitted to AIIMS hospital in Delhi after his health deteriorated. According to the information received, he has been admitted to the hospital due to age-related problems. He has been kept under …
Read More »Missing child found from Surat Civil, 23 different police teams found the accused couple after examining more than 1 thousand CCTV footage
Surat: A 3-year-old child went missing from Surat Civil Hospital. Meanwhile, this matter reached the Home Minister. When the police was investigating this incident, it was found that in the CCTV footage a woman was taking the child away. After which the police formed different teams and investigated this matter. …
Read More »Locals rescued an elderly man trapped with his bike in fast flowing water in Chhatar village of Kalawad
Jamnagar: Meghraj has been batting fiercely in various parts of Saurashtra for the last few days. Today also, most of the districts including Morbi, Gir Somnath, Rajkot, Amreli, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Porbandar, Bhavnagar received heavy rain ranging from 1 to 4 inches. Due to continuous rain, the rivers and canals of …
Read More »Sam Pitroda's homecoming, Congress gave him big responsibility; this action was taken during the Lok Sabha elections
Sam Pitroda: Congress on Wednesday reappointed Sam Pitroda as the President of the Indian Overseas Congress. Party General Secretary KC Venugopal said in an official statement that Pitroda has been appointed with immediate effect. He said, 'Sam Pitroda has been appointed as the President of the Indian Overseas Congress with …
Read More »1.4 inches of lightning fell in Tankara of Morbi in 6 hours, one died due to lightning in Halvad
Gujarat Rain Update: Uninterrupted cloud cover continues in Gujarat, especially in Saurashtra and South Gujarat. The Meteorological Department has also predicted heavy rains in some parts of Saurashtra in the coming days. Today, 76 talukas of the state received good rainfall from 6 am to 8 pm. According to the …
Read More »Print SOG at Navadra House, one arrested with hashish worth Rs. 21.06 crore
Devbhoomi Dwarka: Continuous recovery of packets of hashish from the coasts of Saurashtra and Kutch continues. Today on International Anti-Drug Day, SOG has achieved a big success. In which hashish worth Rs. 21.06 crore has been seized. Actually, the SOG team had received information that a person named Devshi Vaghela, …
Read More »Indian families spend an average of Rs 12 lakh on weddings, market size grows to Rs 10 lakh crore
Wedding Events in India: Indian weddings have always been known for their grand planning. And because of these expensive events, the wedding market in India has now crossed $130 billion. According to an estimate, an average Indian family is spending more than Rs 12 lakhs. Which is three times more …
Read More »Irregularities in NEET exam reached Thermal village, CBI conducted search operation
Big news has come out about the Godhra NEET exam conspiracy. After Godhra, now the NEET exam inspection train has reached Thermal village of Kheda district. CBI conducted a search operation in Jai Jalaram International School of Thermal. Alleged irregularities were committed in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) …
Read More »Jabalpur: Skeletons of more than 50 dead cattle found in Katangi hill, tension in the area
Jabalpur, June 26 (HS). A situation of tension was created on Wednesday morning when the heads, skeletons and remains of more than 50 dead cattle were found on Tulla Baba ki Pahari near Katangi in the district. Within no time, a large number of local villagers and workers of Hindu …
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