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New Delhi: Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan, NDA’s candidate, was elected India’s 15th Vice President on Tuesday, defeating opposition nominee B Sudershan Reddy by 152 votes. Radhakrishnan secured 452 votes while Reddy received 300. The election followed the sudden resignation of former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar. Radhakrishnan is expected to take oath on September 12. President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and senior leaders including Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, Chandrababu Naidu, Manoj Sinha, Jitan Ram Manjhi, and Chirag Paswan congratulated Radhakrishnan, praising his vast experience, integrity, and dedication to public service. Modi expressed confidence that Radhakrishnan will be an…

New Delhi: Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, in his first public statement since leaving office in July, congratulated Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan on his election as India’s 15th Vice President. Radhakrishnan, the NDA’s candidate, won the Vice Presidential polls on Tuesday with 452 votes, defeating Opposition nominee Justice B Sudershan Reddy, who secured 300 votes. In a letter to Radhakrishnan, Dhankhar wrote, “Your elevation to this august office reflects the trust and confidence of the representatives of our nation.” He added that with Radhakrishnan’s extensive experience in public life, the office of the Vice President would “certainly…

New Delhi: As Nepal faces unprecedented nationwide protests led by its youth against censorship, corruption, and political instability, thousands of Indian nationals living and working in the country are now trapped in an escalating crisis. With violence spreading across the Kathmandu Valley and other regions, Indian citizens are facing economic losses, security threats, and severe disruptions to their daily lives. Sources confirm that Indian-owned commercial establishments have been among the worst affected. In Kathmandu and Pokhara, malls like Civil Mall and KL Tower, along with trading houses in New Road, were attacked in incidents of arson and looting…

New Delhi: Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday hinted at possible cross-voting by opposition MPs in the recently concluded Vice Presidential election, where NDA candidate CP Radhakrishnan emerged victorious. Taking a subtle swipe at the opposition, Rijiju appreciated members of the INDIA bloc who “voted with conscience” in favor of the NDA candidate. “Special thanks to some MPs of the INDIA Alliance who voted with ‘Conscience’ for NDA candidate CP Radhakrishnan in the Vice Presidential election. NDA and all our friendly MPs remain united. Congratulations to everyone on electing a humble and efficient man and a true…

United Nations: India has stressed that UN peacekeeping operations can only be effective if the Security Council undergoes reform to reflect today’s geopolitical realities and ensure legitimacy. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, P. Harish, made the remarks during an open debate on peacekeeping convened by South Korea, the Security Council president for this month. “The effectiveness of UN peacekeeping is tied to the structure and legitimacy of the UN Security Council, which must be reformed to ensure expansion in both permanent and non-permanent categories to reflect contemporary realities,” Harish said. He pointed out that major contributors like…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Tensions escalated outside the Goa Assembly as taxi operators refused to leave the premises, insisting on immediate dialogue with the state government over the new app aggregator policy. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant clarified that taxi operators would be consulted before the policy is finalised. “We are reworking the draft, and before it is published, around 20 taxi operators will be called to provide their inputs. There is no question of protesting outside the Assembly. They should trust the government and me,” the CM said. However, DySP Karpe confirmed that while the CM has communicated he…

New Delhi: Kathmandu’s streets are burning—with buildings, institutions, and symbols of power engulfed in flames. The parliament building, the Supreme Court, the President’s residence, and even former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s home have been attacked and set on fire. The unrest, largely driven by Gen Z anger, has spiraled into demands far beyond superficial reforms. Protesters are calling for an interim government, claiming that the current political order has collapsed. A senior government source in Kathmandu, speaking on condition of anonymity, told News18 that divisions are emerging among protesters. “A section is demanding a civilian-led interim government,…