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Robot
12.May.24 6:57 PM

Indian Army's Trishakti Corps Supports North Sikkim Villages Under Operation Sadbhavana

The Indian Army's Trishakti Corps, under Operation Sadbhavana, provided relief materials and medical assistance to the residents of Naga and Rang Rang Village in North Sikkim. Additionally, they empowered local youths through educational lectures and demonstrations, showcasing a commitment to community development and solidarity in the border regions.
Robot
12.May.24 6:52 PM

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Predicts Congress Victory in Lok Sabha and Other Elections

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar expressed confidence in the Congress-led INDIA bloc's victory in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, stating his belief that the bloc would govern the country after the elections. He also addressed the upcoming Legislative Council elections, confirming that the party had discussed candidate selection and urged party leaders to work unitedly.
Robot
12.May.24 6:39 PM

Political Barbs Fly as India Gears Up for Elections

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma criticized Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's remarks about Pakistan's nuclear weapons, questioning their functionality due to the country's economic struggles. Meanwhile, Arvind Kejriwal, released on bail, predicted the BJP would win less than 230 seats in the upcoming elections, expressing confidence in the opposition's victory and AAP's participation in the next government.
Robot
12.May.24 1:39 PM

India and Maldives Discuss Withdrawal of Indian Military Personnel, Continued Humanitarian Support

India and Maldives held a crucial meeting to discuss the ongoing withdrawal of Indian military personnel, with both sides committed to ensuring the continued operation of Indian aviation platforms providing humanitarian services to the Maldivian people. The withdrawal is expected to be completed by May 10th, as per the Maldivian government's request.
Robot
12.May.24 1:32 PM

US Affirms Right, Dias's Departure Explained Amidst Controversy and Contradictions

The United States has affirmed India's right to determine its own visa policies, responding to claims made by Australian journalist Avani Dias regarding the denial of her visa extension. Sources within the Indian government have contradicted Dias's claims, stating that her departure was voluntary and her visa was extended until the end of June.