News from India - October 30, 2024 1. PM Modi Launches Mission Clean Ganga's New Phase Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new phase of the 'Mission Clean Ganga,' focusing on the rejuvenation and sustainability of the river, with new projects on water treatment. Source: India Today 2. Telangana School Vandalized After Students Wear Saffron Dress A Telangana school was vandalized after students wore saffron dress in support of Hanuman Deeksha, leading to a dispute between the school authorities and parents. Source: India Today 3. Jharkhand to Build New Roads, Airports in Development Push Jharkhand leads in infrastructure development with new projects focused on roads, airports, and railways to boost connectivity in the region. Source: India Today 4. Gujarat and Goa Lead India in Economic Growth Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in economic growth, supported by strong industrial and tourism sectors. Source: India Today 5. Kerala's Infant Mistakenly Given 5 Vaccines, Admitted to ICU A five-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one, leading to the child being hospitalized in the ICU. Authorities have suspended the nurse involved. Source: India Today 6. 7 Dead in Road Accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh Seven people were killed in a tragic accident in Bareilly when an ambulance collided with a truck. The police have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident. Source: India Today 7. Chhattisgarhia Olympics Celebrates Traditional Indian Sports The Chhattisgarhia Olympics saw an enthusiastic turnout as the state promoted traditional Indian sports to foster unity and health awareness. Source: India Today 8. Wild Elephant Attacks Increase Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka Man-animal conflict in Karnataka continues to rise with several attacks by wild elephants, prompting authorities to explore long-term solutions for coexistence. Source: India Today 9. Odisha's Mission Shakti Transforms Women's Lives Odisha's Mission Shakti program has been a model of success, empowering millions of women through self-help groups and financial independence initiatives. Source: India Today 10. Punjab Excels in Agriculture Amid Rising Competition Punjab continues to lead in agriculture, implementing innovative methods and farmer-centric schemes to improve crop yields. Source: India Today 11. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away suddenly due to a cardiac arrest. His death has left the political fraternity in shock. Source: India Today 12. Delhi's Air Quality Worsens as Winter Approaches Delhi's air quality index has worsened significantly, reaching hazardous levels as winter sets in. Authorities are considering emergency measures to curb pollution. Source: India Today 13. Maharashtra Drought Worsens, Farmers Face Severe Crisis Maharashtra's ongoing drought continues to worsen, with many farmers facing severe financial strain due to crop failures and water scarcity. Source: India Today 14. Rajasthan Leads India's Renewable Energy Push with Solar Projects Rajasthan continues to lead India in renewable energy production with the inauguration of several new solar power plants. Source: India Today 15. Kerala Police Investigate RSS Leader's Murder The Kerala police are investigating the murder of an RSS leader in Palakkad, believed to be politically motivated. Source: India Today 16. Manipur Ramps Up Tourism as New Airports and Hotels Open Manipur is boosting its tourism sector by opening new airports and hotels to attract domestic and international tourists. Source: India Today 17. Telangana Students Commit Suicide After Exam Results Seven students in Telangana have died by suicide after the release of Intermediate exam results, sparking a debate on academic pressure. Source: India Today 18. Karnataka Prepares for Early Assembly Elections As political tensions rise, Karnataka prepares for potential early assembly elections, with major parties gearing up for campaigns. Source: India Today #IndiaNews #MissionShakti #CleanGanga #TelanganaSuicide #BJPMLA #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #MaharashtraDrought #RenewableEnergy #DelhiPollution #JharkhandDevelopment #GujaratEconomy #KeralaHealth #PunjabAgriculture #KarnatakaElections

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia issued a statement condemning all protests occurring in Venezuela and considered all events organized by the population as an "attempted coup" Full Statement translated: "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Plurinational State of Bolivia strongly condemns the attempted coups against President Nicolás Maduro and the plans to replace the will of the Venezuelan people, which was democratically expressed at the polls last Sunday, July 28. Bolivia, as a state that promotes the culture of dialogue and peace, rejects the acts of violence that are being promoted to disrupt the constitutional order in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The self-determination of peoples and non-interference are fundamental principles of international law that must be respected for peaceful coexistence between states."

An Abu Dhabi court in the UAE has convicted 53 individuals affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, designating them as terrorists. The court handed down sentences ranging from life imprisonment to fines of AED 20M (approximately USD 5.5M). The Muslim Brotherhood has been accused of promoting extremist ideologies that are harmful to humanity, intolerant of diverse beliefs, and opposed to peaceful coexistence.

If a Pakistani inquires about how Muslims are treated in Nepal, he should first explain why Pakistani Hindu minor girls are enslaved and face forced conversions.brutal attack on Hindus and hindus temple such as hinglaj The existence of the draconian Law 429C for minorities must be addressed. Once he answers these questions, we can discuss how Nepalese treat Muslims. If they don't provide satisfactory answers, we should refrain from engaging in conversation and promoting the hymns of coexistence. Many Nepalese are unaware of how minorities are treated in Pakistan, often misled by sweet talk from Lahoriyas. Nepalese Hindus, be cautious – there's no need to please them. If they ask about how Muslims are treated in Nepal, a brief response comparing it to how Hindus are treated in Pakistan should suffice. Conversation concluded. Jai Shree Ram

The consequences of multiculturalism in Sweden🇸🇪 are evident in recent events. During a "loyalist" Eritrean festival in Järvafältet, Stockholm, on Thursday afternoon, violent fights erupted, resulting in several people being injured. Disturbingly, Eritrean Muslims armed themselves with clubs and resorted to throwing stones at the police, exacerbating the situation. In addition, fires were started, adding to the chaos and danger. As a result of these distressing events, seven individuals have been taken to the hospital, according to the Stockholm authorities. Such incidents highlight the challenges and complexities that can arise in diverse communities, warranting thoughtful reflection and measures to promote peaceful coexistence and understanding among different cultural groups.