India and the US are strengthening their strategic partnership, with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighting shared democratic values and a commitment to fighting terrorism. Both nations aim to de-risk the global economy and offer more choices.
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra has ordered strict enforcement of animal welfare laws for Bakrid, targeting illegal transportation, unauthorized slaughter, and animal cruelty. Sacrifices are to be permitted only at designated locations, with a ban on slaughtering prohibited animals and dumping remains openly.
South Korean PM Kim Min-seok pledged zero tolerance for disinformation, vote-buying, and election interference by public servants ahead of the June 3 local elections. He emphasized stern action against AI-generated deep-fake content and vowed systematic cooperation among government bodies to ensure the fairest election in the nation's history.
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok pledged zero tolerance for disinformation, vote-buying, and election interference by public servants ahead of the June 3 local elections. He emphasized stern action against perpetrators, including those using AI for deep-fake crimes, and called for systematic cooperation among justice, interior, prosecution, and police.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari declared a zero-tolerance policy against vandalism and attacks on police, following violent protests in Kolkata's Park Circus. He stated strict legal action will be taken against those damaging public property or injuring officers.
New West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari has instructed police to curb loudspeaker noise beyond religious sites and prevent road blockades by congregations. The directives also include zero tolerance for illegal mining, cattle smuggling, and crimes against women, with a focus on reopening post-poll violence cases and enforcing strict laws against communal incitement.
New West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari has instructed police to curb loudspeaker noise beyond religious sites and prevent road blockades by congregations. The directives also include zero tolerance for illegal mining, cattle smuggling, and crimes against women, with a focus on reopening post-poll violence cases and enforcing strict laws against communal incitement.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that India ended Operation Sindoor on its own terms, emphasizing military readiness and a zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism. He labeled Pakistan the 'epicentre of International Terrorism' and dismissed nuclear threats as bluffs.
