PM Modi received Kuwait’s highest civilian honour, the Order of Mubarak Al-Kabeer. The Amir of Kuwait presented the award. The award recognizes PM Modi’s work in strengthening bilateral ties. This prestigious honour has been given to prominent figures like Bill Clinton and George Bush. PM Modi’s visit to Kuwait aimed to boost diplomatic relations. This is his 20th international award.
BJP candidate Navya Haridas challenged Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s Wayanad by-election win. Congress called the challenge a publicity stunt. They expect the petition’s rejection and a penalty against Haridas. Haridas alleges misleading nomination papers and hidden assets. BJP and communist parties questioned Gandhi’s victory. The by-election happened after Rahul Gandhi vacated the seat.
BJP’s Tarun Chugh criticized Congress leader Digvijaya Singh for his remarks on PM Modi’s Kuwait visit. Chugh accused Singh of “petty politics” and “anti-national” statements that defame India while PM Modi enhances the nation’s global image. Singh had criticized the PM’s international speeches on “world brotherhood” contrasting them with his domestic “Hindutva” rhetoric.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena highlighted the “hellish living conditions” in parts of Delhi, sharing visuals of overflowing sewers and resident complaints about power cuts and sanitation issues. He urged Chief Minister Atishi and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal to address the problems. Kejriwal thanked Saxena and assured prompt action.
Every year on December 22, India celebrates National mathematics day to honour the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, one of the most brilliant mathematicians in history. Ramanujan’s discoveries, including the Ramanujan prime, mock theta functions, and his efficient series for calculating π, continue to influence mathematics.
Shubhra Ranjan IAS Study was fined Rs 2 lakh by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) for misleading advertisements. The institute falsely claimed impressive UPSC success rates without specifying the courses taken by successful candidates and misrepresented Shubhra Ranjan’s credentials.
Delhi Police have identified 175 individuals suspected of being undocumented Bangladeshi immigrants. As concerns rise about illegal immigration, authorities conducted thorough checks and verifications, even dispatching teams to suspects’ places of origin. This initiative follows recent political discussions and directives from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to identify illegal immigrants in schools and prevent issuing them birth certificates.
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Kuwait speech, accusing him of promoting hatred between Hindus and minorities in India for political gains. Digvijaya Singh contrasted Modi’s international calls for brotherhood with his domestic Hindutva rhetoric. He urged Modi to echo Rahul Gandhi’s message of unity within India.
Delhi Police investigations revealed that students, wanting exams postponed or unprepared for papers, were behind recent bomb threat emails sent to at least five schools. Two siblings confessed to being inspired by previous incidents, while two other students aimed to disrupt exams.