The recent tragic attack in Balochistan, Pakistan, where gunmen brutally executed seven innocent bus passengers after checking their identities, echoes a dark chapter from history—one that is often overlooked or conveniently forgotten. After Indira Gandhi's assassination in 1984, it has been alleged that the Congress-led government orchestrated one of the most catastrophic and vengeful massacres against Sikhs in India. Thousands of innocent Sikh men, women, and children were slaughtered in Delhi and other parts of India. In retaliation, a similar horrific incident took place on the Indian side of Punjab, where Hindu Punjabis were targeted, forced off buses, and executed after verifying their identities. These events left deep scars on the fabric of the nation, fostering division, fear, and hatred—something that should never have been allowed in a land that prides itself on unity in diversity. Kangana Ranaut’s much-anticipated movie Emergency was expected to shed light on these historical events, but as history has shown time and again, mainstream narratives often sideline uncomfortable truths. The world has witnessed too many such senseless tragedies, whether in India, Pakistan, or anywhere else. Decades later, the quest for justice continues. On February 12, 2025, former Congress Member of Parliament Sajjan Kumar was convicted for his role in the murder of a father and son during the 1984 riots. The prosecution has sought the death penalty, labeling it a "rarest of rare" case. Kumar, already serving a life sentence from a 2018 conviction related to the riots, now faces additional sentencing. The Supreme Court has scheduled further arguments on the quantum of punishment for February 21, 2025. When will this hatred end? After all, we are all human beings—born under the same sky, breathing the same air, and bound by our faith in the Creator. No religion, no ideology, no historical grievance should justify the cold-blooded murder of innocent civilians. It is time we, as a global community, reject this cycle of violence, learn from the past, and commit ourselves to a future where no person is killed simply for their identity, beliefs, or heritage. The past cannot be undone, but the future is still in our hands.

On February 16, 2025, 20-year-old Nepali student Prakriti Lamsal, a third-year B.Tech student at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Bhubaneswar, India, was found dead in her hostel room, an apparent suicide. Her death has sparked widespread protests and debates in both Nepal and India. Investigations revealed that Prakriti had been subjected to prolonged harassment by her boyfriend, Advik Srivastava, a fellow third-year B.Tech (Mechanical) student at KIIT. Srivastava was arrested on February 17, 2025, following a complaint lodged by Prakriti's cousin, Siddhant Sigdel, who alleged that the harassment led to her tragic decision. The incident led to significant unrest among the student community. Protests erupted on the university campus, with students demanding justice for Prakriti and better protection measures. The situation escalated when university authorities ordered all Nepali students to vacate the hostels, leaving many stranded and exacerbating tensions. In response to the outcry, the Odisha state government formed a high-level fact-finding committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding Prakriti's death. Additionally, KIIT took disciplinary actions by suspending and arresting several staff members, including security personnel and administrative officials, for their mishandling of the situation and misconduct towards protesting students. The tragedy has also reverberated in political arenas. Lawmakers in both the Nepalese and Odisha parliaments have raised concerns over the incident, calling for thorough investigations and justice for Prakriti. The Nepalese government has engaged in diplomatic discussions with Indian authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of Nepali students studying in India. Prakriti's father, Sunil Lamsal, who traveled to Bhubaneswar following the incident, expressed his grief and urged for justice for his daughter, hoping that no other Nepali student would face a similar fate. Sources: 1. [Prakriti Lamsal Case: How Chaos Unfolded at KIIT University](https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/prakriti-lamsal-advik-shrivastava-odisha-nepal-students-body-an-audio-file-how-chaos-unfolded-at-kiit-university-7743779) 2. [The Life Cut Short at Odisha's KIIT](https://indianexpress.com/article/india/the-life-cut-short-at-odishas-kiit-introvert-who-shared-ordeal-with-few-hoped-to-make-parents-proud-one-day-9843480/) 3. [21-Year-Old from Lucknow Held After Batchmate's Suicide at Odisha KIIT](https://indianexpress.com/article/india/batchmate-held-kiit-university-odisha-nepal-student-suicide-9841359/) 4. [KIIT Student Prakriti Lamsal’s Death Sparks Protests in Nepal and Odisha](https://kathmandupost.com/national/2025/02/19/kiit-student-prakriti-lamsal-s-death-rocks-parliaments-of-nepal-and-odisha) 5. [More Employees of KIIT Arrested in Connection with Prakriti Lamsal Death](https://sambadenglish.com/latest-news/more-employees-of-kiit-arrested-in-connection-with-prakriti-lamsal-death-8733071)

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to present the Budget 2025-26 in Parliament today, starting at 11 AM onwards. WATCH LIVE: https://youtube.com/live/mIO5MV5in7M?feature=share #ViksitBharatBudget2025

KANGANA RANAUT : Rahul Gandhi goes to Parliament flexing biceps. She said "He comes like a gym trainer flexing biceps and now he started to push and punch people as well. He is a disgrace" "Nowadays, Rahul, Priyanka & Sonia are only praising each other's speeches and distributing awards among themselves" - she said

"If the Congress and its rotten ecosystem think their malicious lies can hide their misdeeds of several years, especially their insult towards Dr. Ambedkar, they are gravely mistaken! The people of India have seen time and again how one Party, led by one dynasty, has indulged in every possible dirty trick to obliterate the legacy of Dr. Ambedkar and humiliate the SC/ST communities. The list of the Congress' sins towards Dr. Ambedkar includes: Getting him defeated in elections not once but twice. Pandit Nehru campaigning against him and making his loss a prestige issue. Denying him a Bharat Ratna. Denying his portrait a place of pride in Parliament’s Central Hall. Congress can try as they want but they can’t deny that the worst massacres against SC/ST Communities have happened under their regimes. For years, they sat in power but did nothing substantive to empower the SC and ST communities. In Parliament, HM Amit Shah Ji exposed the Congress’ dark history of insulting Dr. Ambedkar and ignoring the SC/ST Communities. They are clearly stung and stunned by the facts he presented, which is why they are now indulging in theatrics! Sadly, for them, people know the truth! It is due to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar that we are what we are! Our Government has worked tirelessly to fulfil the vision of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar over the last decade. Take any sector - be it removing 25 crore people from poverty, strengthening the SC/ST Act, our Government’s flagship programmes like Swachh Bharat, PM Awas Yojana, Jal Jeevan Mission, Ujjwala Yojana and more, each of them has touched the lives of the poor and marginalised" PM Shri Narendra Modi ji

Yogi Adityanath in AGGRESSIVE MODE Yogi Adityanath now slams Priyanka Gandhi over Palestine handbag "Yesterday, a Congress leader was roaming around the Parliament with a Palestine bag, while we are sending UP's youth to Israel for construction work."

Timeline of Anti India TOOLKIT gang in Parliament on which Popcorn jump all the time Farmers Report: 3 Feb 2021 | Budget Session: 29 Jan 2021 Pegasus Report: 18 July 2021 | Monsoon Session: 19 July 2021 Hindenburg Report: 24 Jan 2023 | Budget Session: 31 Jan 2023 BBC Documentary: 17 & 24 Jan 2023 | Budget Session: 31 Jan 2023 Manipur Video: 19 July 2023 | Monsoon Session: 20 July 2023 SEBI Chief Report: 10 Aug 2024 | Monsoon Session: Aug 2024 US Court Proceedings: 20 Nov 2024 | Parliament Session: 25 Nov 2024 This is the chronology set by CIA, MSS, ISI, Soros and Rahul Gandhi gang follow How to handle this is very simple. TRUST MODI all the time. He need your support and not your advice

JPC on WAQF Amendment bill will soon submit 'LANDMARK' report JPC will present its findings to the Parliament by the first week of Winter Session. Earlier, Amit Shah announced that Waqf Amendment bill will be passed in the upcoming session. Timing of the Adani Bribery issue released just before Parliament session such that opposition will do Ruckus to stop the introduction and tabling of Waqf Bill. They will do anything to protect their vote bank.

Significant Decline in Terror Incidents and Casualties in Jammu & Kashmir Over Five Years *New Delhi*: The Home Ministry recently reported to a parliamentary standing committee that Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) has seen a marked reduction in terror-related incidents, encounters, and casualties over the past five years. The number of terrorist-initiated incidents in the region has dropped by 77% from 2018 to 2023, while civilian casualties have decreased by a notable 75%. The ministry attributes these improvements to its multifaceted approach, encompassing counter-terrorism operations, cybercrime control, border management, and disaster response. According to ministry officials, thirty security personnel lost their lives in operations in 2023—a substantial drop from the 91 fatalities recorded in 2018. Terrorist-initiated incidents themselves have reduced to 94 in 2023, down from 417 in 2018. These figures reflect a significant decline in violence and a boost in security measures across the region. However, recent months have seen a resurgence in terrorist activities, particularly in regions of J&K following changes in local governance. The ministry's report also revealed that there were no incidents of stone pelting or disruptions in 2023, marking a notable shift in public order. Civilian casualties have also seen a sharp decline, from 55 in 2018 to just 14 in 2023. The abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019, which removed the special status of J&K, has been followed by substantial changes in the governance and security landscape. The Union Territory now operates under new central laws, impacting over 21 million people. Ministry representatives have highlighted developmental initiatives, such as the Village Programme, which aims to create self-sustaining and vibrant communities close to the borders, encouraging stability and reducing local tensions. On the counter-terrorism front, a robust approach has been taken. Notably, 57 individuals and organizations have been designated as terrorist entities under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) since the 2019 amendment, targeting high-profile figures such as Dawood Ibrahim and members of Jaish-e-Mohammad. The crackdown has also addressed Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), which has seen a 73% reduction in incidents over the last five years. The number of affected districts has fallen from 126 in 2010 to just 25 in 2023, showing the effectiveness of security measures and government efforts in countering extremism. In a separate development, the Indian Army is set to test an indigenously developed light tank designed for high-altitude warfare, a joint project by DRDO and L&T. With superior mobility and firepower suited to the challenging terrains of areas like the LAC (Line of Actual Control), the tank project reflects India’s strategic emphasis on enhancing defense capabilities in high-altitude regions.

Latest News Headlines from Nepal for October 30, 2024 1. Nepal Prepares for SAFF Women's Championship Final Nepal’s women’s football team is gearing up for the SAFF Women’s Championship final against Bangladesh. The team, buoyed by their previous victories, is confident of securing the title and making history. (Sources: Ratopati, Kantipur) 2. Government Launches 'Clean Terai' Campaign The Nepali government has launched a massive 'Clean Terai' campaign, aiming to tackle waste management issues in the Terai region. The campaign involves community participation and public awareness programs. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 3. New Bill Passed to Strengthen Cybersecurity The Parliament has passed a new bill focusing on strengthening cybersecurity measures and enhancing digital safety protocols. The law emphasizes accountability for cybercrimes and safeguarding data. (Source: Kantipur) 4. Flood Risk Persists in the Terai Amid Ongoing Rain Heavy rainfall in the Terai region has increased flood risks, prompting local authorities to remain on high alert. Evacuation plans and relief measures have been put in place to deal with potential emergencies. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Setopati) 5. Nepal Telecom Expands 5G Network Coverage Nepal Telecom is expanding its 5G network trials across additional cities, aiming to improve internet speed and digital connectivity nationwide. This expansion is expected to enhance user experiences and drive digital innovation. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 6. Deepawali Festivities Conclude with Bhai Tika The festival of Tihar concluded with Bhai Tika, where sisters marked the foreheads of their brothers as a symbol of blessings and protection. Families gathered to celebrate this special bond in a traditional manner. (Sources: Setopati, Annapurna Post) 7. Inflation Concerns as Essential Prices Rise Nepal is experiencing a rise in the prices of essential commodities, pushing the inflation rate to a six-month high. The increase in food and fuel prices has raised concerns among consumers and policymakers alike. (Sources: Ratopati, Gorkhapatra) 8. New Agricultural Initiative Launched in Gandaki The Gandaki Provincial Government has introduced a new initiative to promote sustainable farming, focusing on organic vegetable and fruit cultivation. The move aims to increase food security and improve farmer incomes. (Sources: Setopati, Gorkhapatra) 9. Rastriya Swatantra Party Proposes Economic Reform Policies The Rastriya Swatantra Party has proposed a series of economic reform policies, emphasizing job creation and infrastructure development. The proposal highlights a five-year plan to boost the national economy. (Source: Kantipur) 10. Bilateral Trade Talks Begin with India Nepal and India have initiated bilateral trade talks focusing on easing cross-border trade regulations and promoting economic ties. The discussions also covered infrastructure development projects. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Kantipur) 11. Tourism Sector Focuses on Winter Season Promotion With the winter season approaching, the Nepal Tourism Board is gearing up to attract tourists by promoting trekking routes and winter sports activities. Marketing campaigns are being planned to boost visitor numbers. (Sources: Setopati, Annapurna Post) 12. Public Transport Strike Affects Daily Commuters Public transport operators in Kathmandu have gone on strike, demanding a fare increase. The strike has caused major disruptions in the capital, leaving commuters stranded. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 13. UN Praises Nepal’s Role in Global Peacekeeping On the occasion of UN Day, the United Nations praised Nepal’s contributions to peacekeeping missions around the world. The event highlighted the bravery and dedication of Nepali peacekeepers. (Sources: Setopati, Ratopati) 14. Kathmandu Metro Expands Green Spaces Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced plans to expand green spaces and parks as part of its 'Green Kathmandu' initiative. The project aims to promote environmental sustainability and enhance public well-being. (Sources: Kantipur, Gorkhapatra) 15. Banking Sector Shows Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty Nepal’s banking sector has demonstrated resilience amid global economic uncertainties, with reports indicating a stable financial outlook. Banks are focusing on maintaining liquidity and supporting local businesses. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Setopati) 16. Farmers in Saptari Struggle with Crop Damage from Floods Farmers in Saptari are grappling with severe crop damage caused by recent floods. Government officials have promised compensation and support for affected farmers to help them recover from their losses. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 17. Bansgadhi Municipality Introduces E-Governance Services Bansgadhi Municipality in Lumbini Province has introduced e-governance services to streamline administrative processes and provide easier access to public services. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 18. Nepali Filmmaker Wins Award at Tokyo Film Festival Renowned Nepali filmmaker Anil Sharma won the Best Director award at the Tokyo Film Festival for his film “Bagmati,” which explores environmental issues and cultural heritage. (Sources: Setopati, Gorkhapatra) #NepalNews, #SAFFWomensChampionship, #CybersecurityNepal, #Nepal5G, #Tihar2024, #InflationNepal, #UNDayNepal, #NepalTourism, #EconomicReformsNepal

🇬🇪 Georgia Opposition has refused to accept the results of the Parliamentary Elections, they demand re-elections with Western Observers President of the Georgia has called mass protest in the Country's Capital Tbilisi calling it Russian intervention in their Democratic Process #Geopolitics #InternationalNews

World News Headlines - October 25, 2024 1. BRICS Summit Pushes for De-dollarization in Global Trade The BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) concluded their annual summit with a strong push for de-dollarization in global trade, aiming to reduce reliance on the US dollar. New initiatives were launched to promote the use of local currencies and enhance South-South economic cooperation. Source: BBC 2. Middle East Conflict Escalates: Israel Expands Strikes in Gaza The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens as Israel expands its military strikes following increased Hamas attacks. International calls for a ceasefire have intensified as civilian casualties rise. Source: Al Jazeera 3. U.S.-Israel Tensions Rise Over Iran Attack Plans Relations between the U.S. and Israel face new strains after a major intelligence leak reveals Israeli plans for a potential attack on Iran. The Biden administration is working to address the diplomatic fallout. Source: CNN 4. Tropical Storm Oscar Hits Cuba, Millions Without Power Tropical Storm Oscar has wreaked havoc in Cuba, leaving millions without electricity and causing widespread flooding. Emergency services are struggling to restore power and provide essential aid. Source: BBC 5. Europe Braces for Energy Crisis as Russian Gas Supply Disruptions Continue Several European countries face energy shortages as disruptions to Russian gas supplies persist. Efforts to secure alternative energy sources are ongoing. Source: Bloomberg 6. China’s Economic Slowdown Worsens Global Supply Chain Issues China's economic slowdown continues to cause ripple effects across global supply chains, particularly in manufacturing and electronics. Experts predict further delays in consumer goods delivery. Source: Financial Times 7. Prabowo Subianto Sworn in as Indonesia’s President Amid Controversy Prabowo Subianto has been sworn in as Indonesia’s president, despite concerns over his past human rights record. His election has sparked protests, particularly from human rights activists. Source: Al Jazeera 8. U.S. Inflation Eases as Fed Maintains Interest Rates U.S. inflation has eased for the third consecutive month, prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain current interest rates. Markets reacted positively to the news. Source: Bloomberg 9. South Korea Hosts Major Tech Expo Focused on AI and Robotics South Korea is hosting a global tech expo, showcasing advances in AI and robotics. Industry leaders are discussing the impact of these technologies on various sectors. Source: Financial Times 10. Saudi Arabia Launches New Renewable Energy Projects Saudi Arabia has announced several new renewable energy initiatives aimed at reducing its reliance on oil. The projects are part of the country's Vision 2030 plan. Source: Bloomberg 11. Climate Summit in Nairobi: World Leaders Commit to Reducing Emissions World leaders have gathered in Nairobi to commit to reducing carbon emissions as part of global climate change efforts. The summit emphasized the need for urgent action in developing nations. Source: Al Jazeera 12. Japan’s Population Decline Hits Record Low Birth Rates Japan's birth rates have reached a record low, exacerbating concerns about the long-term economic impacts of the country's rapidly aging population. Source: BBC 13. Russia-Ukraine War: Fighting Intensifies Around Donetsk Fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces has intensified around Donetsk, with both sides reporting heavy casualties. Peace talks remain stalled. Source: Bloomberg 14. Mexico's Drug Cartels Expand Influence in Central America Mexico's drug cartels are expanding their influence into Central America, with reports of increasing violence and political instability in the region. Source: BBC 15. Ethiopia Launches Space Satellite to Boost Telecommunications Ethiopia successfully launched its second space satellite, aimed at improving telecommunications infrastructure across the country. Source: Al Jazeera 16. Iran Nuclear Deal Hangs in the Balance as Talks Continue Negotiations over the Iran nuclear deal continue, with both sides struggling to reach a compromise. The future of the agreement remains uncertain. Source: CNN 17. BRICS Expansion: A Challenge to Western Hegemony The recent expansion of BRICS nations is seen as a direct challenge to Western hegemony, with new members like Saudi Arabia and Iran joining the bloc. The group aims to reshape global governance. Source: Financial Times 18. Australia to Hold Referendum on Indigenous Voice to Parliament Australia is set to hold a referendum on creating an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, a move aimed at giving Indigenous communities greater political representation. Source: BBC #WorldNews #BRICS #DeDollarization #MiddleEastConflict #USIsraelTensions #TropicalStormOscar #EnergyCrisis #ChinaEconomy #IndonesiaPolitics #ClimateSummit #JapanPopulation #RussiaUkraineWar #MexicoDrugCartels #IranNuclearDeal #EthiopiaSatellite #SaudiRenewables #GlobalGovernance #AustraliaReferendum

With 25 of India’s 28 states and eight UTs having finalised draft rules under the new labour code laws, the long anticipated implementation of the four labour codes passed by Parliament in 2019-2020 appears to be finally approaching #Reforms

The US President candidate, a country which was marketed as most Tech oriented country. The great American Pappu The P. Chidambaram of US who laughed on UPI in Parliament J&K CM Omar Abdullah announces that he will work together with PM Modi for the people of Jammu Kashmir. Omar Abdullah Govt in J&K is Congress free. Congress is not part of this Govt. Rahul Gandhi gets "Baba ji ka Thullu"

Modi Cabinet approves One Nation One Election Bill. Historic Day for India !! From 2029, all elections from loksabha to assembly to local bodies will be conducted simultaneously if the bill gets passed in Parliament. BIG boost to Indian Economy. Thousands of crores of Bharat will be saved.

Delhi: On Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, Union Home Minister Amit Shah says, "Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024 is committed to the management, preservation and misuse of Waqf properties. It would be passed in the Parliament in the coming days..."

Modi govt to bring "One Nation One Election" bill in next parliament session. J&K statehood to be restored as early as possible.

'Want peace & dignity, not a graveyard for Kashmiris’: Engineer Rashid. Rashid said he would extend full support to the INDIA bloc if it gave a “written assurance” to bring a resolution in Parliament seeking restoration of Article 370.