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Ashok Chavan also said that around 26-27 opposition parties are expected to to participate in the third joint meeting of the bloc in Mumbai on August 31.         Congress leader Ashok Chavan(Image via X) Congressman Ashok Chavan predicted on Saturday that the newly established Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) would probably unveil its logo in August at its third joint conference, which will take place in Mumbai, according to news agency ANI. At a press conference, Chavan stated, "Approximately 26 to 27 parties would attend the meeting.Mumbai will host a casual gathering on August 31st and a formal summit on September 1st.Two meetings have already been scheduled, thus the third will be used to discuss the next agenda. We've decided to create a unified logo, which might be unveiled on August 31. #WATCH | Mumbai: Maharashtra Congress Leader Ashok Chavan on upcoming opposition meetings, "Around 26-27 parties will participate in the meeting. An inform

KCR has joined hands with the BJP, did not attend any meeting of the opposition alliance INDIA, Kharge said in Hyderabad.      Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge in Hyderabad on Saturday. The chairman of Bharat Rashtra Samithi and Telangana's chief minister, K Chandrasekhar Rao, was questioned by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge in Telangana as to why he did not attend any meetings of the opposition alliance INDIA (Indian National Democratic Inclusive Alliance).   "BJP and BRS are currently good pals. They cannot speak negatively of one another when there is an inside deal. According to what I've heard, KCR has ceased criticizing the BJP. said Kharge in Hyderabad. "To confront Modi in the center, 26 parties have teamed up. However, your KCR skipped every meeting. He didn't even inquire about the cooperation of all secular parties in the fight against Modi. Although they claim to be a secular party, BRS has secretly allied with the BJP. However, we are unit

In a non-public filing, the lessor submitted pictures to the court, listing missing parts from two Airbus A320 planes it inspected.   Go First and many of its foreign lessors are locked in a legal dispute (Representational) New Delhi:  Critical components, such as fan blades and escape slides, are missing from at least two aircraft of the bankrupt Go First airline, according to the aircraft's lessor, ACG Aircraft Leasing of Ireland, which is attempting to recover the aircraft. After the airline was granted bankruptcy protection in May, Go First and many of its international lessors became embroiled in a legal conflict that has lasted for months. Insolvency prevented the retrieval of more than 50 Airbus aircraft that were on the ground and frozen its assets. The lessors have attempted to recover their planes in court, but have thus far been unsuccessful. They cited worries that parts would disappear and harm their assets. Lessors are only permitted to sometimes check Go First planes

"India has broken the mould on how to do the G20 presidency - the scale and ambition to tackle big problems of the world, like global hunger, low growth and poverty," the UK's envoy to India Alex Ellis said at the NDTV G20 Conclave. UK's envoy to India Alex Ellis and former US diplomat Atul Keshap at the NDTV G20 Conclave New Delhi:  According to Alex Ellis, the UK's envoy to India, the scope of India's development and its gravitas in the global order may be gauged using two straightforward metrics. One is how India has established a significant bar for the management of the G20 presidency, Mr. Ellis stated at today's NDTV G20 Conclave. The other, according to Mr. Ellis, is how Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of Indian descent who represents Britain stated "Jai ShriRam" on August 15, the day of Indian Independence. "India tops the UK's student, visitor, and skilled worker visa rankings... Did you ever think that on August 15, someone residing