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Unhone gandagi ko hi zindagi maan liya’: PM Modi fires at Opposition on 10 years of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan On Gandhi Jayanti, marking a decade of the Swachh Bharat Mission, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a sharp critique of previous governments, accusing them of ignoring critical sanitation issues Here are 9 key points from his address "Today, on Gandhi Jayanti, I took part in Swachhata-related activities with my young friends. I urge you all to also take part in some or the other such activity during the day and, at the same time, keep strengthening the Swachh Bharat Mission,"  Modi  tweeted, urging citizens to contribute to the cleanliness movement. “Today, we mark #10YearsOfSwachhBharat, a momentous collective effort to make India Swachh and ensure improved sanitation facilities. I salute all those who have worked to make this movement a success,” he said, expressing gratitude for the widespread support behind the mission. In a strong critique of previou...

Stock Market Crash: Israel-Iran war to FII outflows—5 reasons why Sensex, Nifty plunged today amid volatility Stock Market Crash:  Domestic equity benchmarks  Sensex and Nifty 50  extended losses for the fifth straight session on Friday, October 4, in an exceptionally volatile session, and logged their worst week in over two years amid weak geopolitical tensions and foreign outflows. Today's crash comes after a two per cent decline seen in the previous session. The frontline indices lost about 4.5 per cent each for the week,  their worst since June 2022, with most of the decline due to a two per cent slump  on Thursday. Overall the indices have ended the truncated September 30-October 4 week after three straight weeks of positive returns. From their record highs scaled on September 27, the benchmarks have dropped over five per cent. Also Read:  Market Close: Sensex, Nifty slide for 5th straight session, crash 1% amid Israel-Iran war worries Fall...

Haryana elections: Ex-MP Ashok Tanwar seeks votes for BJP, hours later joins Congress in Rahul Gandhi's presence Senior leader and former MP  Ashok Tanwar  rejoined the Congress on Thursday during a rally held by Rahul Gandhi in Haryana’s Mahendragarh district. The move came as a big blow to the BJP only two days ahead of the state elections. In a dramatic move, as  Rahul Gandhi  was concluding his address, a message was delivered from the stage, requesting the crowd to remain for a few more minutes. Tanwar, who had joined the BJP earlier this year, walked onto the stage, amidst the announcement that "aaj unki ghar vapsi ho gayi ha (today, he has returned to the Congress fold)". Notably, Tanwar was campaigning for BJP candidate Randhir Panihar hours before joining Congress Tanwar, once seen as a close associate of Gandhi, rejoined Congress just before campaigning for the October 5  Haryana Assembly elections  concluded. He had left the party in ...

Nifty 50, Sensex today: What to expect from Indian stock market in trade on October 3 amid Israel-Iran war Indian stock market indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, are likely to open lower on Thursday following weak global cues amid escalating tension in the Middle East and worries over full fledged  war between Iran and Israel . The trends on Gift Nifty also indicate a gap-down start for the Indian benchmark index. The Gift Nifty was trading around 25,720 level, a discount of nearly 255 points from the Nifty futures’ previous close. Technically, this pattern indicates a sell on rise opportunity in the market. But, the sharp follow-through selling momentum was absent on Tuesday. The positive chart pattern like higher tops and bottoms is intact on the daily chart and the present weakness in the market is in line with the new higher bottom formation of the pattern. The higher bottom reversal needs to be confirmed,” said Nagaraj Shetti, Senior Technical Research Analyst at HDFC S...

Prashant Kishor launches Jan Suraaj Party, says Bihar's 'voice must reach Delhi' You all need to say 'Jai Bihar' so loud that no one calls you and your children 'Bihari' and it feels like abuse. Your voice must reach Delhi. It must reach Bengal, where students from Bihar were beaten. It must reach Tamil Nadu, Delhi, and Bombay wherever Bihari children were abused and beaten," Prashant Kishor said. His remark comes days after two people were arrested for harassing two youths who came to Bengal's Siliguri to take an exam. At the beginning of the Jan Suraaj campaign, it was said that an important aim of this is to end the political helplessness under which in the last 25-30 years people voted for the BJP out of fear for Lalu Prasad due to the lack of any alternative. For this, the people of Bihar need to form a better alternative...That alternative should be a party of all the people of Bihar who want to form this together," he had sai...