Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticizes the AAP-led Delhi government for failing to provide basic needs like clean water, emphasizing the availability of alcohol instead. Modi urges BJP workers to document infrastructure issues and campaigns for the BJP's victory in the upcoming Delhi polls, while AAP's manifesto targets middle-class issues and demands increased education funding.

The Supreme Court delivered a split verdict on Tahir Hussain's plea for interim bail to campaign in assembly elections. Justice Pankaj Mithal dismissed it, while Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah supported it. The matter now goes to Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna. Hussain, accused in the 2020 Delhi riots, has been in custody since March 2020.

The Janata Dal (United) formally withdrew support from the BJP-led Manipur government, directing their lone MLA, Md Abdul Nasir, to join the opposition. JD(U) had initially aligned with the INDIA bloc but rejoined the NDA. Despite this shift, the BJP retains a strong legislative majority in Manipur.

The innovation at Seltjarnarness Swimming Pool has been well received, offering free access to the pool to children and young people up to the age of 18. The Seltjarnarnes Municipal Council unanimously approved last year to abolish the fee for this group and this arrangement took effect at the turn of the year.

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- In a bold declaration, Senator Thomas Yaya Nimely has expressed confidence that President Joseph Nyuma Boakai will resign from his position to face prosecution for war crimes. This comes in the wake of Liberia's intention to establish a war and economic crime court.

[Vanguard] Abuja -- President Bola Tinubu, yesterday, announced that Nigeria has successfully prosecuted over 100 terrorist financiers in the past two years as part of its ongoing fight against financial crimes and terrorism financing.

Riyadh is still considering potential BRICs membership, and official discussions are ongoing, the kingdom’s economy minister has said Read Full Article at RT.com

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«There is evidence that it was organized by the command of the battlegroup stationed there, which is now managing the process,» he said

The director of the Officers Union for International Security remarked that the organization has significantly expanded the scale of training for CAR military personnel in 2024

The poll was conducted in the US on January 21, with around 3,500 participants

Major Mike Sadler, who died aged 103 at the start of last year, joined the elite Special Air Service after it was formed by David Stirling in 1941.

[New Times] Rwanda has consistently ranked among the top most popular destinations for international business conferences in Africa. The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) has ranked Kigali the second in Africa multiple times.

[New Times] Flame Basketball Club, a newly promoted team to the Rwanda Basketball League (RBL), has been removed from the topflight by the Rwanda Basketball Federation (FERWABA) for failing to prove it has the required Rwf 100 million.

Congress accused Arvind Kejriwal of being involved in a 382 crore health scam based on 14 CAG reports, revealing the mishandling of funds in Delhi hospitals. They allege the expenditure of Rs. 382.52 crores more than the tender amount, calling it a reason for the delay in presenting the CAG report.

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath and the state cabinet participated in a holy dip at Maha Kumbh, while also holding a special cabinet meeting at Sangam. Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav criticized the move as political, emphasizing that Kumbh should not be a venue for political decisions. Adityanath stated many important decisions would be made during the meeting.

Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda suggested non-resident Indians (NRIs) be given representation in Parliament due to their growing numbers and unique issues. Various organizations and MPs discussed NRI matters, including skill development and immigration. NRIs currently cannot vote from abroad. A bill focusing on emigration issues is under government consideration, informed by the Ministry of External Affairs.

The IEDs, planted by Maoists, were discovered during a patrolling operation on the road from Mutvendi to Pidia under Gangalur police station limits., according to Bijapur Police.

The scope of the PowerSchool data breach impacting school boards across the country is widening, with some boards revealing it may involve student data dating back decades. Still, experts say there are steps families can take to protect themselves.

People packed into bookstores, bars and breweries on Monday night, some decked out in dragon-rider leathers, to greet the latest book from Rebecca Yarros: Onyx Storm, a book so anticipated it's bringing back the midnight book release.

Shigella infections are preventable through simple hygiene measures, public health experts say, like giving homeless people access to public toilets and a place to wash their hands.

[Premium Times] According to Ms Muhammed, for three years, terrorism-related deaths have soared past 6,000.

[Shabelle] Washington, D.C. -- President Donald Trump has signed a temporary executive order halting all U.S. foreign aid programs for 90 days, pending a review to assess whether these programs align with his administration's policy objectives.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya has granted Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) exeptions to all African countries except Somalia and Libya.

Donald Trump claimed that he planned to resolve the Ukrainian conflict in the near future and on January 21, the US leader told reporters that «Zelensky wants to make a deal»

At the same time, Krissada Promvek highlighted a new trend in some European countries, which «have started to withdraw their support from Ukraine»

«Hamas's resilience, despite significant losses, signals that Israel's strategies have not entirely neutralized the group’s influence or operations,» Roostum Vansu specified

According to the National Statistics Office of Georgia, last year Tbilisi purchased gas from Baku for more than $254 million, which is 19% less than the data for 2023

According to the company’s statement, it was a small liquefied natural gas tank that ignited

Lindsay Mills has lived in the country for over a decade, since joining her NSA whistleblower husband, who fled the US Read Full Article at RT.com