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The Congress leader alleged that the BJP and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah are trying to ignore the Constitution which clearly demarcates cooperative societies as a state subject. Image used for illustrative purposes only. NEW DELHI: The Congress won't allow a time to come when the BJP can raise the slogan of 'One Nation, One Milk', the opposition party said on Wednesday while accusing the Centre of seeking "enforced cooperation" between Amul and Karnataka Milk Federation brand Nandini. Terming it a "brazen move" to control dairy cooperatives in states, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the party will strongly oppose the BJP's efforts to centralize control of cooperatives by replacing farmers' control with theirs. With assembly elections just a month away in Karnataka, the Congress has trained its guns at the ruling BJP and expressed fears that Nandini, the Rs 21,000 crore brand, from the KMF, could be merged with Anand Milk Un

The Mi-17V5 had crashed in the Budgam area shortly after take-off killing all six onboard and one civilian on the ground. IAF Mi-17 helicopter (Representational image) NEW DELHI: The Indian Air Force’s General Court Martial (GCM) that probed the accidental shooting down of a Mi-17 V5 helicopter in February 2019, a day after the Balakot attack in Pakistan, has recommended the dismissal of a Group Captain. Sources said the GCM ordered the sacking of Group Captain Suman Roy Chowdhury, who was serving as Chief Operations Officer of the Srinagar Air Force Station at that point in time. The probe determined that the attack helicopter was struck by the IAF’s surface-to-air missile when the chopper was on its way back to Srinagar on February 27, the day Indian and Pakistani air forces were engaged in a dogfight on the Line of Control. The Mi-17V5 had crashed in the Budgam area shortly after take-off killing all six onboard and one civilian on the ground. The GCM’s decision is yet to be sent to

The Election Commission made the announcement a day after its officials held meetings with Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena and members of major political parties.  Sri Lanka was hit by an unprecedented financial crisis in 2022 (File) Colombo: Sri Lanka's election body on Tuesday said the local body polls scheduled to be held on April 25 have now been postponed indefinitely due to an acute shortage of funds. The Election Commission made the announcement a day after its officials held meetings with Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena and members of major political parties. The Election Commission's director general Saman Sri Ratnayake said that the next date for holding elections would be announced only after the Treasury confirms the disbursal of funds. The local body polls, which were earlier scheduled on March 9, got postponed to April 25, due to a plethora of reasons linked to Sri Lanka's current economic crisis. Last month, the Election Commission postponed the postal

The main satellite is tasked with verifying imaging radar technology and observing cosmic radiation in near-Earth orbit. Photo provided by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute, the Nuri rocket, the first domestically produced space rocket, lifts off from a launch pad at the Naro Space Center. SEOUL: South Korea plans to conduct its first launch of a commercial-grade satellite aboard a domestically built rocket next month as part of its space development program, officials said Tuesday. South Korea's officials say its homegrown Nuri space launch vehicle has no military purposes. But some experts say the development of such rockets would eventually help the country acquire technologies needed to build bigger missiles and launch reconnaissance satellites amid animosities with rival North Korea. In June last year, South Korea conducted its first satellite launch using the Nuri rocket. That launch involved what South Korean officials called a “performance verification” satellite mai

Ukraine has also sought the participation of President Zelensky in the September G20 Summit under India's Presidency. There has been no word from India on the matter so far.                     India Says Zelensky Wrote To PM Modi, Ukraine Seeks More Humanitarian Aid  New Delhi: Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The letter was sent across by the Dy Foreign Minister Emine Dzapharova to Mos, MEA Meenakshi Lekhi. She also requested for additional humanitarian aid during her talks with Meenakshi Lekhi. Ukraine has also sought the participation of President Zelensky in the September G20 Summit under India's Presidency. There has been no word from India on the matter so far. Ukraine has requested additional humanitarian supplies, including medicines and medical equipment. Ms Lekhi tweeted that India had assured enhanced humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. The Ukraine Minister said the war-torn country would allow foreign medical stude

Conservative Party councillor Sanjay Modhwadia will compete with Rita Patel, a former Labour councillor who announced her bid recently in order to scrap the role. Rita Patel (Photo | Leicester Cabinet); Sanjay Modhwadia (Photo | Linkedin) LONDON: Two Indian-origin candidates are lined up to go head-to-head for the post of Leicester Mayor in the local elections coming up in the UK early next month. Conservative Party councillor Sanjay Modhwadia will compete with Rita Patel, a former Labour councillor who announced her bid recently in order to scrap the role. Patel, a Rushey Mead councillor from Leicester who will run as an independent, launched her campaign saying the city needed "a fresh start" and promised one of her first jobs will be to remove the mayoral role. Sitting Labour Mayor, Sir Peter Soulsby, expressed disappointment at Patel's exit from the party after she was one of four city councillors suspended for six months for their attempt to scrap the mayor's

The disqualification as MP is the biggest gift BJP could have given him, Rahul said, adding it assured him he was on the right track.  Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi, accompanied by UDF leaders, wave at the crowd of supporters during a road show held at Kalpetta in Wayanad on Tuesday KALPETTA: In the first visit to his constituency after disqualification as an MP, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday sought to strike an emotional chord with the voters, saying the BJP can take away his MP tag, but can’t stop him from representing the people of Wayanad and raising their issues. “MP is just a tag, a position. BJP can take away the tag, the position, the house, and they can put me in jail. But they can’t stop me from representing the people of Wayanad and their issues. And, I’ll not stop raising questions. It is not for me, but for the people of Wayanad and the entire country,” he said addressing a mammoth rally. When he came to Wayanad four years ago, he felt lik

A witness told AP that a fighter jet dropped bombs directly onto a crowd of people who were gathering for the opening of a local office of the country's opposition movement outside Pazigyi village. This photo provided by the Kyunhla Activists Group shows aftermath of an airstrike in Pazigyi village in Sagaing Region's Kanbalu Township, Myanmar, Tuesday, April 11, 2023. BANGKOK: Airstrikes by Myanmar's military on Tuesday killed as many as 100 people, including many children, who were attending a ceremony held by opponents of army rule, said a witness, a member of a local pro-democracy group and independent media. The military is increasingly using airstrikes to counter a widespread armed struggle against its rule, which began in February 2021 when it seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. More than 3,000 civilians are estimated to have been killed since then by security forces. A witness told The Associated Press that a fighter jet dropped bombs

The video of his farewell  has gone viral on social media. The vehicle in which he was moving is believed to be his personal car, sources said. Surendra Swarnkar was suspended on grounds of ‘inappropriate conduct’. RAIPUR: Town inspector Surendra Swarnkar, who was accorded a warm farewell with band-baja and dance by policemen of Dongargarh police station in Rajnandgaon, might have never expected to face swift disciplinary action as he was suspended on grounds of ‘inappropriate conduct’. He has been transferred from Rajnandgaon to Bilaspur district, some 110 km east of Raipur. Swarnkar, sporting black sunglasses, was seen moving in an SUV car standing up like ‘Singham’ through the sunroof — an action of peeping through the sunroof on a moving car is often discouraged by the traffic police as this might cause serious injuries. The police officer waved at the gathered people, with his colleagues in uniform dancing to the tune of Bhangra as they escorted the vehicle right from the police

The Taliban administration has prohibited families and women from restaurants with gardens and green areas, such as parks, where men and women could meet.                 Taliban ban women from restaurants and green spaces in Afghanistan's Herat  The Taliban have prohibited the entry of families and women into restaurants with gardens or green spaces in the northwestern province of Herat in Afghanistan. This comes even as the group, which came into power in August 2021, continues to impose curbs on women under its rule. The latest move is a result of several complaints from religious scholars and the public about the mixing of genders in such places, according to an official. The outdoor dining ban is only applicable to establishments in Herat, where such premises are open for men. The curbs are in place as women are not wearing the hijab (Islamic headscarf) properly, according to authorities. Not all restaurants were barred for families and women, said Baz Mohammad Nazir, a dep