Author: Amarpreet Kaur

Deputy Chief Minister of the Capital state, Manish Sisodia is still on the radar of CBI, as the premier investigating agency summoned him in Delhi excise policy case asking him to be present for investigation on October 17 at 11 am at its’ headquarters.

The President of the United States, Joe Biden while speaking on nukes, referred to Pakistan as a ‘dangerous country’ who can use nuclear weapons irresponsibly. The statement was issued by him on October 15, 2022 at the Democratic congressional campaign committee reception held in Los Angeles. The remark by President Biden was made as he put light on the foreign policy of the US state for China and Russia. Statement of President Biden as quoted by the White house “What I think is maybe one of the most dangerous countries in the world, Pakistan. Nuclear weapons without any cohesion”. Meanwhile,…

Whenever we think about an island, the first picture of our imagination includes dreamy turquoise waters, palm trees, astounding white sand beaches and thrilling serene breathtaking views, but treacherous thoughts never come our way. The world ecompasses of 900,000 official islands but you might have never heard of an island which is dangerous and death-dealing and where the homo sapiens are not permitted to visit. Famous with the name of ‘Deadliest island’, this isle is a home for venomous snakes, where no footprints of human beings exist. Believed to be among the ‘World’s Top 3 dangerous unsafe destinations’,is the ‘Snake…

The much-awaited significant FTA (Free Trade Agreement) deal between India and the UK is now falling into pieces as per the reports. The recent remarks made by Britain Home Secretary Suella Braverman over Indian visa overstayers is the reason considered behind the countries holding back the deal which was likely to get penned down by this year’s Diwali. The sources further revealed that the comment by the UK Home Secretary angered and disturbed Indian diplomats and government officials, abdating the signing chances of the deal. No official statement either by the Indian or UK government arrived yet on the rumours…

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta today, on October 12, 2022, told the highest court of India that its’ 2019 verdict in the most controversial Ayodhya case might not comply with the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991. The response by Mehta to the Supreme Court transpires after a bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI), UU Lalit, Justice S Ravindra Bhat and Justice Ajay Rastogi put forward a question regarding the matter during the hearing.  The constitutional validity of the provisions of the act has been challenged related to which bunch of petitions were listed by the Supreme Court bench…

India on Monday, October 10, 2022, unexpectedly voted against the secret ballot demand placed by Moscow on the matter of illegal annexation of the four Ukrainian regions. Among the total 193 members of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), 13 countries stood with Russia whereas 107 states voted against the European country with 39 abstaining to vote on the motion moved by Albania.  The purpose of the motion was to condemn what was termed as the ‘illegal annexation’ of Donbas and other two regions of Ukraine by the Russian troops of which official papers were penned down by Russian President…