Author: Anjali Singh

Karnataka’s government has unveiled a proposal to impose a 5% fee on online platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, and Uber to fund welfare programs for gig workers. This bold step is aimed at addressing the growing concerns over the lack of social security for gig workers, who have become essential to the state’s digital economy. The Gig Economy’s Impact on Karnataka The gig economy in Karnataka has flourished in recent years, thanks to the rise of tech platforms and the growing demand for on-demand services. However, gig workers often face precarious working conditions, including job insecurity and the absence of benefits…

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival in Thailand marks the beginning of the 6th BIMSTEC summit, where regional leaders will gather to address pressing issues of economic growth, infrastructure, and security. The summit offers a crucial opportunity for India and other member countries to chart a unified path toward addressing the shared challenges of the Bay of Bengal region. The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) continues to serve as a vital platform for cooperation among India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Bhutan, and Nepal. As the region increasingly becomes a focal point of geopolitical…

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Kunal Kamra’s joke about people being labeled as ‘traitors’ has caused more than just a public uproar—it has led to a legal investigation and forced a Mumbai banker to cut short their trip abroad. Kamra, known for his sharp political humor, made the controversial remark during a stand-up routine that quickly went viral. While Kamra’s comedic style often pushes boundaries, this particular joke has sparked considerable debate. Some people found it offensive, and several complaints were filed with the police, leading to the initiation of a formal inquiry. The Mumbai banker, who was not involved in the performance, was unexpectedly…

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Delhi’s Yamuna Riverfront, stretching from Sarai Kale Khan to Wazirabad, is set to undergo a dramatic transformation. The revitalization project will include the creation of world-class shopping centers, scenic walking trails, and green parks. This ambitious plan aims to merge the best of modern urban life with natural beauty, creating an inviting space for both locals and tourists. Integrating Nature and Urban LivingAt the heart of this project is the vision of integrating nature into the urban fabric. The walking trails will wind through lush green spaces, offering views of the river while also promoting environmental sustainability. The shopping centers…

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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has swiftly rejected Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut’s recent comments regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s potential retirement, asserting that Modi’s leadership remains as strong and relevant as ever. Raut had stirred controversy by suggesting that the Prime Minister might soon step down, but Fadnavis, representing the BJP, clarified that such claims were purely speculative and without merit. Fadnavis, in a press briefing in Mumbai, emphasized that there is no leadership crisis within the BJP, stressing that Modi’s commitment to the country’s future continues to be unwavering. “Prime Minister Modi is the backbone of India’s…

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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, known for his shifting political alliances, has described his previous exits from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) as political errors. In a recent address, he promised his supporters that such a situation will not recur, signaling his commitment to a more stable and consistent political approach. Nitish Kumar’s political trajectory has been marked by sudden shifts, including his exits from the NDA twice. His first departure came in 2013, when he left due to ideological differences over Narendra Modi’s nomination as the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate. He rejoined the NDA in 2017, only to leave…

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reiterated the central government’s unwavering commitment to restoring the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir, responding to growing demands from political leaders and residents of the region. His recent statement reassured the people of Jammu and Kashmir that the government intends to follow through on the promise made after the revocation of Article 370 in August 2019, which led to the reorganization of the state into two Union Territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh. The revocation of Article 370 was one of the most significant and controversial moves of the Modi government, with critics…

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A catastrophic 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, causing widespread devastation, particularly in the central regions of the country. At least 23 people have been confirmed dead, with dozens more reported injured, and the situation remains dire as rescue operations continue. The epicenter of the earthquake was located near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-largest city, and its tremors were felt in neighboring countries, including Thailand, Laos, and even parts of China. The earthquake struck around 10:42 AM local time, catching many people by surprise as they went about their daily activities. Buildings and infrastructure were severely damaged, and transportation routes…

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In the ever-evolving political landscape of India, a war of words between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has taken center stage. The confrontation highlights not only their political rivalry but also the larger ideological debate regarding governance and federalism. Yogi’s criticism of Tamil Nadu’s governance was met with a sharp, tactical response from Stalin, resulting in a political battle that has captured the attention of both regional and national audiences. Yogi’s Critique and Its Context The conflict began when Yogi Adityanath criticized the governance of opposition-led states, singling out Tamil Nadu for…

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A significant security breach has revealed serious flaws in how the Trump administration handles classified military information. The leak of a Signal chat discussing U.S. airstrikes in Yemen has led to a nationwide conversation about the vulnerability of sensitive operations when communications are not secured through authorized channels. Details of the Leaked Chat The leaked Signal messages, which were shared by The Atlantic, included detailed discussions among senior administration officials about a planned military operation in Yemen. The chat outlined specific targets for the airstrikes, the timing of the operation, and the equipment that would be used. It also discussed…

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A new directive from a BJP MLA in Delhi has sparked an intense debate over the intersection of religion, politics, and business. The MLA has asked meat shop owners in his constituency to close their businesses every Tuesday, citing religious reasons, as many Hindus abstain from eating meat on that day. The decision has sparked a range of reactions, from those who support the move as a means to promote religious harmony to those who see it as an infringement on business freedom and secular values. Religious Motivation Behind the Directive The MLA’s directive is grounded in the belief that…

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Karnataka, a state known for its complex political dynamics, is witnessing a new twist in its ever-evolving power struggle. K.N. Rajanna, a prominent politician and Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), has recently made a shocking revelation about an alleged political conspiracy that involves a honey trap targeting him, along with 48 other MLAs from the state. The claim has sent ripples through the political corridors of Karnataka, sparking widespread speculation about the possible motives behind such a calculated move. In a press statement, Rajanna accused certain political forces of orchestrating a well-planned honey trap targeting him and his fellow…

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