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All-party delegations meet top leadership in Russia, Japan, UAE; Convey India's strong anti-terror stand
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Indian parliamentary delegations engaged with top officials in Russia, the UAE, and Japan, conveying India's firm stance against terrorism. They sought to bolster cooperation in counter-terrorism efforts and combat radicalism, emphasizing a unified message against cross-border attacks and advocating for a zero-tolerance approach to terrorism.

ABVP protests Rahul Gandhi’s surprise visit to DUSU, likens it to “rejected actor crashing a student play”
Rahul Gandhi's unscheduled visit to Delhi University's student union office created controversy. ABVP protested, calling it a political stunt. University officials stated they were not informed. NSUI defended the visit, citing the president's right to host guests. This incident has intensified divisions between student groups. Similar event occurred in Darbhanga earlier this year.

Who is James Carville's Democratic Party candidate for the 2028 U.S. elections? Here's who he has endorsed
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville expressed his willingness to support Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the 2028 presidential election. This statement came after a survey placed Ocasio-Cortez as a leading figure in the Democratic Party. Carville acknowledged that if she secures the nomination, she would have his support.

Hidden provision in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' might undermine US Supreme Court authority
US House of Representatives on Thursday narrowly passed a sweeping tax and spending bill that enacts much of Donald Trump’s policy agenda. The legislative package combines tax breaks, spending cuts, border security funding and other priorities. Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' contains a hidden provision that might undermine the authority of the courts in the US- also applicable for Supreme Court.

Excluding Tharoor's name from Congress list for delegations on Operation Sindoor is insult to him: K Sudhakaran
K Sudhakaran criticized the Congress party's decision to exclude Shashi Tharoor from leading delegations for 'Operation Sindoor,' deeming it an insult to the competent and loyal MP. Despite rumors of Tharoor leaving, Sudhakaran believes he will remain with the party.

Gerry Connolly, a fiery Democrat and fixture of Virginia politics, dies after battling cancer: Key points
Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly of Virginia died on Wednesday morning, according to a statement from his family. He was 75. Last month, Connolly announced that he would not seek reelection and would soon step down from his leadership position on the powerful House Oversight Committee. He died following a fight with esophageal cancer, his family revealed.
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What’s the deal with SALT? The tax break at the center of a high-stakes GOP battle that’s delaying major legislation
Some Republicans and Democrats are fighting over how much state and local tax (SALT) people can deduct. It has now put a flagship tax and spending bill to be presented in the Congress, in jeopardy.
Rahul Gandhi accuses govt of 'misusing' governors to 'obstruct' elected state govts
Rahul Gandhi has accused the Modi government of misusing governors to suppress voices and obstruct elected state governments, calling it a dangerous assault on federalism. He emphasized India's strength lies in its diversity and the importance of each state having its own voice. This statement follows Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K.
Elon Musk's pullback from politics comes after his last big investment was a flop
Elon Musk, facing backlash after his candidate's defeat in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race, announced he would reduce political spending. Democrats successfully framed the election as "People vs. Musk," making his involvement toxic.
FIR filed against BJP IT cell chief, journalist Arnab Goswami
Police in Bengaluru have filed a case against Bharatiya Janata Party IT cell head Amit Malviya and Republic TV's Arnab Goswami. The charges relate to allegedly disseminating false information. The Indian Youth Congress's Shrikant Swaroop B N filed the complaint. He accused them of spreading misinformation about the Indian National Congress and inciting unrest.
Donald Trump goes to Capitol Hill and warns House Republicans: Vote for my 'Big, Beautiful Bill' or get primaried
Donald Trump's much favored "Big, Beautiful Bill" has created a fissure within the Republican party.
Democrats rally behind Rep LaMonica McIver after DOJ charges spark political firestorm
House Democrats are mounting a fierce defense of Rep LaMonica McIver after the Department of Justice charged her with assaulting a law enforcement officer. Party leaders claim the prosecution is politically motivated and accuse the Trump administration of weaponizing the DOJ. Tensions are rising ahead of a promised Democratic response
"Question he is asking does not make any sense": BJP's Brijmohan Agarwal slams Rahul Gandhi for remarks on Op Sindoor
BJP leaders are strongly criticizing Rahul Gandhi's remarks questioning External Affairs Minister Jaishankar's silence on alleged Indian Air Force losses during Operation Sindoor. They condemn Congress's attempts to malign Jaishankar, labeling them as deliberate distortions and dangerous rhetoric. The BJP defends Jaishankar's diplomatic warning to Pakistan, asserting it was followed by decisive action against terror outfits.
An honour to be part of Indian delegation: IUML's Mohammed Basheer
E T Mohammed Basheer, a Lok Sabha leader from the IUML, is part of an Indian delegation for a global outreach against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. Despite the BJP's past targeting of the IUML, the government invited Basheer to join the delegation. Basheer expressed honor in representing India's national cause and contributing to raising global awareness about terrorism.
Elon Musk who? Donald Trump removes Tesla CEO's name from Truth Social as GOP insiders say tech billionaire’s influence in MAGA world is ‘Done Gone’
Elon Musk and Donald Trump are not talking anymore. Musk is no longer popular in Trump’s circle. Republicans and Democrats are now using his name differently for their own goals and messages.
Shashi Tharoor's lead delegation to visit Georgetown, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, and US
Shashi Tharoor leads a delegation to several countries, including the US, Guyana, and Brazil, to showcase India's firm stance against terrorism following a briefing on Operation Sindoor. Jairam Ramesh criticized the government's selection process for the delegations, while Tharoor affirmed his commitment to the mission, emphasizing national unity and duty transcending party politics in addressing the crisis.
When national interest is involved, will not be found wanting: Shashi Tharoor on leading delegation after Operation Sindoor
Following Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack, the government has nominated Shashi Tharoor to lead a diplomatic outreach delegation. Tharoor expressed his commitment to serving national interests, as seven all-party delegations, including members from both the ruling and opposition parties, will visit key partner countries to convey India's firm stance against terrorism.
Congress in Kerala distances itself from Shashi Tharoor delegation row
The Congress in Kerala has distanced itself from the controversy surrounding Shashi Tharoor's acceptance of the Centre's invitation to lead a delegation abroad, deferring to the party high command for comment. While acknowledging Tharoor's stature, senior leaders urged him to prioritize his responsibilities as a Congress MP and seek party approval for international engagements.
"Merit suppressed in Congress": BJP hits back after Congress' charge over Rahul Gandhi's exclusion from delegation to expose Pak's terrorism
A political dispute has emerged in India. It concerns the selection of members for a delegation. The delegation will expose Pakistan's backing of terrorism. Congress criticized the exclusion of Rahul Gandhi. BJP defended the selection process. They praised Shashi Tharoor's inclusion. The delegation includes members from various parties. They will visit the United States and other countries.
Shashi Tharoor’s solo move sparks Congress fury as it clashes with Centre over all-party delegation
Political tensions flared as the Centre's outreach against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism sparked discord within the Congress party. The government's selection of Shashi Tharoor to lead a delegation was undermined by the party's own list, excluding him. Tharoor's public acceptance of the invitation ignited internal unease, prompting accusations of dishonesty and highlighting his independent stance.
I see no politics in it: Shashi Tharoor on being invited to lead delegation on Operation Sindoor
Shashi Tharoor accepted the central government's invitation to lead a delegation against Pakistan's terrorism. He stated national interest supersedes politics. Tharoor said he informed the Congress party about the invitation. Jairam Ramesh mentioned the importance of party concurrence for MPs in official delegations. Congress suggested names for the delegation. Tharoor asserted his commitment to national service and unity against attacks.
Difference between 'Congress mein hona, Congress ka hona': Jairam Ramesh takes a dig at Shashi Tharoor
Jairam Ramesh criticized Shashi Tharoor for accepting a government nomination to lead a delegation against terrorism without party consultation, emphasizing the difference between "being in" and "of" the Congress. Ramesh highlighted the importance of party concurrence for MPs in official delegations. The BJP questioned Congress's decision, while the government asserted national unity in combating terrorism.
Anand Sharma, Gaurav Gogoi among Congress picks for diplomatic outreach delegations after Operation Sindoor
Following the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, the government has requested the Congress party to nominate four MPs for all-party delegations. These delegations will be dispatched to key partner countries, including UN Security Council members, to articulate India's firm stance against terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
She or no one: Who is this 35-year-old Democrat whom a new poll shows should be the face of the party and take on Donald Trump?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gains traction as the Democratic Party's prominent figure. A recent poll reveals significant support for Ocasio-Cortez. Some voters express feeling demoralized, citing a lack of clear direction from the Democrats. Ocasio-Cortez's anti-Trump stance and active engagement resonate with voters. Her efforts to boost Democratic morale contribute to her rising popularity.
Congress has no future: BJP on Chidambaram's remark on INDIA bloc
The BJP has criticized Congress following P. Chidambaram's doubts about the INDIA alliance's future, with a BJP spokesperson claiming even Rahul Gandhi's allies recognize Congress's dim prospects. Chidambaram expressed uncertainty about the opposition bloc's cohesiveness, suggesting it's showing signs of strain while acknowledging the BJP's strength as a formidable opponent. He hoped the INDIA bloc can still be united.
Shashi Tharoor dismisses Congress party 'warning' as media creation
Shashi Tharoor, a Congress MP, refuted media reports suggesting the party leadership warned him about overstepping boundaries with his India-Pakistan conflict remarks. Tharoor clarified that his comments were personal views, not official party statements, emphasizing his intention to contribute to the national discourse and provide India's perspective internationally. He awaits the party's briefing on the matter.
Democrats want to focus on Trump. Instead, they're being asked about Biden's mental acuity
Joe Biden's tenure sparks debate within the Democratic Party. A new book questions Biden's fitness, reviving concerns about his age. Some Democrats acknowledge potential decline, while others defend his capabilities. Donald Trump frequently mentions Biden, aiming to sway voters. The focus shifts to the party's future and lessons from the 2024 election. Strategists emphasize honesty about past mistakes.
Kushti-dosti model; alliance formed only for selfishness: BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla slams INDIA bloc
Following P. Chidambaram's doubts about the INDIA bloc's cohesion, BJP leaders criticized the alliance. Shehzad Poonawalla labeled it a 'kushti-dosti' model driven by selfishness, while Rajeev Chandrasekhar called it a corrupt 'motley collection.
In rare praise, Chidambaram says BJP is "formidable", expresses doubts over future of INDIA bloc
P Chidambaram doubts the INDIA bloc's unity. He spoke at a book launch by Salman Khurshid and Mritunjay Singh Yadav. Chidambaram highlighted the BJP's formidable organization. The book focuses on Congress' revival efforts. Khurshid acknowledged issues within the INDIA bloc. Both leaders stressed the need for a major battle in the 2029 elections. They aim for a significant electoral shift.
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