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Sharad Pawar said, "The Prime Minister of India should have gone to Manipur but he didn't do that. He spoke about Manipur for 3 minutes before the session and only for 5 minutes during No-Confidence Motion"   Beed:  Prominent opposition politician Sharad Pawar today criticized the Central government, the BJP, and Eknath Shinde's alliance government in Maharashtra, claiming that Prime Minister NarendraModi did not visit Manipur and spoke about it very briefly. "In Manipur, there is a division among society, villages, people are attacking each other, houses are being burned, and women are being paraded naked but despite that, the BJP government does nothing," Mr. Pawar stated today, highlighting the fact that the state is responsible for upholding law and order.  Manipur has a "double-engine" administration in which the BJP also controls the state.   "The Indian Prime Minister ought to have visited Manipur, but he chose not to.At a rally in Beed

The victim, identified as Dinesh Rathod, was slapped so hard that he got pushed off the platform, showed a video from the scene. The man falls of the platform after being hit hard during an argument in Mumbai Mumbai:  During an altercation, he received a heavy slap to the face, lost equilibrium, and fell to the ground at a Mumbai station.He was crushed under an approaching train as he attempted to climb back up, as shown in the terrifying footage.He was26. The event happened on Sunday at about 9:15 p.m. from Sion Station. Dinesh Rathod has been named as the victim. After getting off the train at Sion, Avinash Mane, 35, and his wife Sheetal Mane, 31, decided to travel to Mankhurd, an eastern Mumbai neighborhood. The victim is accused of pushing Ms Mane, which led to a fight between the two, according to the police.She also used an umbrella to strike the man, it was noted. The spouse then got in as well.He gave him such a strong slap that the man was propelled off the platform, and a vid

The party has announced 21 candidates for the 90-member Chhattisgarh Assembly and 39 for Madhya Pradesh, which has 230 seats. Polls in the two states are due later this year.    The BJP announced the lists a day after its central election panel met New Delhi:  First names of candidates for the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh were released by the BJP today. This is the first time the BJP has done so before the Election Commission of India has declared the dates for the elections. 21 candidates for the 90-member Chhattisgarh Assembly and 39 for the 230-member Madhya Pradesh House have been announced by the party. The statement comes a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over a meeting of the BJP's central election committee, the organization responsible for making decisions about candidate choice and the development of electoral strategy. The BJP leadership appears to be trying to discover discord among the ranks so that problems may be hand

"I don't know why they blame me for the marriage of my son when our whole family was against it. I have tried to trace him. I visited Srinagar and several other places to find him," expelled Ladakh BJP leader Nazir Ahmad, 74, said A BJP leader in Ladakh was expelled from the party after his son eloped with a Buddhist woman Leh:  Following his son's elopement and subsequent marriage to a Buddhist woman, the BJP in Ladakh fired a senior official. After learning that his son allegedly eloped with a Buddhist woman more than a month ago, Nazir Ahmad, 74, the state vice president of the Ladakh BJP, was dismissed from the party's core membership. The BJP's Ladakh branch said in a statement that action was taken against its senior leader after he was given the chance to "clarify about his involvement in the sensitive issue of his son's elopement with a Buddhist girl." Following a party executive meeting on Wednesday, Ladakh BJP chief Phunchok Stanzin iss

An IndiGo captain was supposed to operate a flight from Nagpur to Pune and had reached the boarding gate when he lost consciousness. He was rushed to a hospital, where he was declared dead A Qatar Airways pilot suffered a cardiac arrest aboard a Delhi-Doha flight. New Delhi:  In just two days, two pilots have passed away in India. While a Qatar Airways pilot had a heart attack yesterday, an IndiGo captain passed out today at a boarding gate in Nagpur.  The IndiGo captain had arrived at the boarding gate for a flight from Nagpur to Pune and was scheduled to pilot it when he passed out. He was brought to a hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead. According to sources, the pilot flew two sectors yesterday between three and seven in the morning, from Trivandrum to Nagpur via Pune. He was scheduled to fly four sectors today after receiving 27 hours of sleep. He had reported for his first departure of the day at 1 o'clock when he became unresponsive. We are devastated by the passing