Category: POLITICS

  • BJP Forms National Coordination Committee on SIR to Review BLO Security

    BJP Forms National Coordination Committee on SIR to Review BLO Security

    New Delhi, November 29, 2025 — The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced the formation of a national coordination committee focused on the Security of Identification Registers (SIR) and the protection of Booth Level Officers (BLOs) ahead of upcoming elections. The panel will monitor safety measures and coordinate with state authorities to ensure secure electoral processes.

    Party officials said the committee will periodically review reports from various states, suggest improvements, and work closely with law enforcement agencies. The initiative comes in response to growing concerns about the safety of election officials and aims to strengthen democratic processes at the grassroots level.

  • TDP–Jana Sena Coordination Committee to Meet Amid Key Policy Push

    TDP–Jana Sena Coordination Committee to Meet Amid Key Policy Push

    Amaravati, November 29, 2025 — The ruling TDP–Jana Sena alliance is set to hold a crucial coordination committee meeting this evening to review governance progress and upcoming policy rollouts. Senior ministers and top party leaders from both sides are expected to attend the high-level discussions.

    Sources indicate that the meeting will focus on infrastructure acceleration, welfare scheme implementation, and strengthening cadre coordination at the grassroots level. The alliance leadership aims to send a strong message of unity and stability within the government.

  • Amaravati Set to Become Major Financial Hub, Says Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan

    Amaravati Set to Become Major Financial Hub, Says Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan

    Vijayawada, November 29, 2025 — Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Friday said that the state capital Amaravati is on track to emerge as a major financial hub, with 15 leading banks and public-sector insurance companies finalising plans to set up their headquarters in the city. He said the initiative is being developed with strong support from the Centre and will significantly strengthen the state’s economic ecosystem.

    The Deputy CM added that the project is expected to attract investments worth over ₹1,300 crore and generate employment for nearly 6,500 people. He also expressed gratitude to the farmers who contributed their land under the land-pooling scheme, stating that their trust and cooperation have laid the foundation for Amaravati’s future growth.

  • PM Modi Hails 8.2% GDP Growth as Proof of India’s Economic Strength

    PM Modi Hails 8.2% GDP Growth as Proof of India’s Economic Strength

    New Delhi, November 29, 2025 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday welcomed India’s robust 8.2% GDP growth for the second quarter of the current financial year, calling it a strong reflection of economic stability and reform-driven progress. He said the growth figures show rising domestic demand, improving manufacturing output, and stronger investor confidence.

    The Prime Minister added that the government remains focused on job creation, infrastructure development, and boosting small and medium enterprises. He expressed confidence that India will continue to remain among the world’s fastest-growing major economies in the coming years.

  • PM Modi Chairs High-Level DGP–IGP Conference to Review Internal Security

    PM Modi Chairs High-Level DGP–IGP Conference to Review Internal Security

    Raipur, November 29, 2025 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday presided over key sessions of the All-India Directors General and Inspectors General of Police Conference in Raipur, focusing on national security, cybercrime, and border challenges. Senior police officials from across the country attended the major security review meeting.

    During the discussions, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of technology-driven policing, coordination among states, and action against organized crime. He also stressed that maintaining law and order and protecting citizens remains the government’s highest priority.

  • India’s Policies Rooted in Gita’s Values, Says PM Modi at Udupi Event

    India’s Policies Rooted in Gita’s Values, Says PM Modi at Udupi Event

    Udupi, November 29, 2025 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that India’s development policies are deeply inspired by the values of the Bhagavad Gita while addressing a large spiritual gathering in Udupi. He highlighted that the government’s focus on welfare, justice, and equality is aligned with India’s ancient philosophical principles.

    He also praised India’s cultural unity and spiritual heritage, calling it a guiding force behind the nation’s growth. The event witnessed participation from saints, scholars, and thousands of devotees from across the country.

  • Siddaramaiah, DK Shivakumar Echo Message of Unity, Pledge to Follow High Command Guidance

    Siddaramaiah, DK Shivakumar Echo Message of Unity, Pledge to Follow High Command Guidance

    Bengaluru, November 29, 2025 — Senior Karnataka Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar have reiterated the party’s message of unity, assuring members that they will follow directions from the high command. The statement comes amid ongoing speculation over leadership choices and internal coordination within the state unit.

    Both leaders emphasized that maintaining cohesion within the party is crucial for upcoming political challenges and electoral strategies. They urged cadres to focus on strengthening grassroots presence and development initiatives while avoiding factional disputes that could undermine the party’s objectives in Karnataka.

  • Goa ZP Elections on December 20: 8.68 Lakh Voters to Decide 50 Seats

    Goa ZP Elections on December 20: 8.68 Lakh Voters to Decide 50 Seats

    Panaji, November 29, 2025 — Goa is gearing up for the Zilla Panchayat (ZP) elections scheduled on December 20, where around 8.68 lakh voters will elect representatives for 50 seats across the state. The elections are being closely watched, as they will determine local governance and development priorities in the rural regions of Goa.

    Election officials have assured that adequate arrangements are being made for free, fair, and smooth polling. Political parties and independent candidates have begun active campaigning, focusing on issues such as rural infrastructure, water supply, and public health, which are expected to shape voter decisions in the coming weeks.

  • Drama Going On, Eagerly…: Kumaraswamy on Karnataka Leadership Tussle

    Drama Going On, Eagerly…: Kumaraswamy on Karnataka Leadership Tussle

    Bengaluru, November 29, 2025 — Former Karnataka Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy commented on the ongoing political tussle over the state’s leadership, describing it as a “drama going on” that he is following with keen interest. He added that the developments reflect the complex dynamics within party ranks and coalition politics in the state.

    Kumaraswamy also emphasized the importance of stability and consensus in government formation, urging political leaders to prioritize governance over internal conflicts. Observers note that the leadership battle could influence policy decisions and legislative priorities in Karnataka in the coming months.

  • ECI Writes to DGP, Police to Ensure Security of BLOs in West Bengal

    ECI Writes to DGP, Police to Ensure Security of BLOs in West Bengal

    Kolkata, November 29, 2025 — The Election Commission of India (ECI) has written to the Director General of Police and senior law enforcement officials in West Bengal, directing them to ensure adequate security for Booth Level Officers (BLOs) during ongoing electoral processes. The move comes amid reports of threats and obstruction faced by BLOs while carrying out voter verification and related duties in sensitive areas.

    The ECI emphasized that BLOs play a crucial role in maintaining the accuracy of electoral rolls and that their safety is essential for free and fair elections. The Commission has asked the state police to provide immediate protection wherever necessary and take strict action against anyone attempting to intimidate or disrupt election-related work.