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#WATCH | Delhi: At Taiwan Film Festival, Taiwan Ambassador Mumin Chen says, "... I am also a professor of political science so I watch a lot of Indian political films. Last year, I think the most impressive one I watched was Dhurandhar... Among Indian actors and producers, I find Aamir Khan very impressive. He acts less now, he produces excellent films that explore Indian society and critical social issues. There are other major film icons, such as Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan, i love them..."
Amit Shah, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta visit Delhi Police HQ to discuss law and order situation in capital
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Farooq Abdullah’s remarks on Kashmir, Congress leader Rashid Alvi says, “I do not agree with Farooq Abdullah on this. There is no doubt that the BJP government has committed excesses in Kashmir. But what is happening in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)? People there regularly protest against the Pakistani government. If the people in PoK are unhappy and dissatisfied with the Pakistani government, what can Pakistan do about our Kashmir?...”
"Should apologise to all": BJP slam Farooq Abdullah over Kashmir remarks, calls them "condemnable"
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Jihadist groups call for attacks on police and demonstrators amid widespread European protests: Report
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#WATCH | Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir: National Conference Chief Farooq Abdullah says, "...What can you expect from Delhi? You must have the courage to stand up to them and fight. If you do not, you will be wiped out. Your name and identity will disappear, and no one will even remember you. Our neighbour is constantly after them. It goes everywhere, saying that the Kashmir issue has not been resolved. It is protecting us; otherwise, their intentions are not good. They say one thing but do something entirely different. You must have the courage to stand by the truth. Speaking the truth is not easy, but unless you speak the truth and stand firm by it, your future will never be secure..."
#WATCH | Jammu, J&K: On Farooq Abdullah's reported statement about Pakistan, BJP leader Ravinder Raina says, "The statement made by Dr. Farooq Abdullah regarding Kashmir and Pakistan is highly condemnable and unfortunate; in fact, Dr. Farooq Abdullah has committed an act of treason. Pakistan is the killer of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Over the last 35 years, Pakistan has sought to turn Jammu and Kashmir into a graveyard and a cremation ground... This is the very same Pakistan that has fostered terrorism within Jammu and Kashmir—providing training, bombs, guns, pistols, ammunition, and grenades to terrorists. How could Pakistan ever be a well-wisher to the people of Jammu and Kashmir?..."
Union Home Minister Amit Shah to visit the Delhi Police headquarters today and meet senior police officials to discuss the law and order situation in the national capital: Sources
#WATCH | Delhi: On traders’ warning of ₹10,000 crore losses due to the November 1 rally, Congress leader Rashid Alvi says, “This is how the BJP operates. It gets such letters written by its own people. If there was any such concern, was the police not aware of it? Why did the police grant permission for the programme on November 1? The event was scheduled after obtaining permission. The BJP knows that a large number of people from across the country will attend the rally. That is why it is scared...”
#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam: On Keralam Governor's veg food row, CPI State Secretary Binoy Viswam says, "... the new Governor should focus on maintaining healthy relations between the Governor and the government, Lok Bhavan and the people of the state, and promoting cultural exchanges, friendship and goodwill. Perhaps the influence of the RSS is so strong that he chose to make such a statement..."
#WATCH | Paliganj, Bihar: DSP trainee cum station house officer, Ranitalab police station, Navneet Anand says, "... The police station received information that a child had been murdered by having his throat slit. Upon receiving this information, the police station immediately dispatched a patrol team to the location to verify the report. Following verification, additional police units arrived at the scene, and with the assistance of the villagers, the accused was taken into police custody. The accused is Ranju Yadav, who works as a tractor driver. He has three sons: Ajit, Lakshman, and the youngest, Hanuman. Ajit, the eldest son, murdered his younger brother—who was about a year and a half old—by slitting his throat. When our team arrived, the accused was taken into police custody with the help of the villagers. The FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) team was notified; they arrived and carried out the necessary legal procedures. Further investigation is currently underway... Nothing has emerged from the preliminary investigation yet; the facts are still being examined... The accused is currently in police custody."
#WATCH Chandigarh: On Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said, "It is not just once. They have tried to launch him many times. Sometimes, when you launch a rocket, it fizzles out immediately. At other times, it travels a short distance before falling to the ground. In this case, it fizzled out right at the beginning. They organised the launch with great fanfare, but there is no substance left. The Congress has no real issues to raise anymore..."
#WATCH | Chamba, Himachal Pradesh: Governor Kavinder Gupta inaugurates Red Cross and Eat Right Mela; Inspects 3rd Destination Himachal Expo @2026.
He says, "I would like to congratulate all the departments for organizing this mega exhibition, which showcases the latest developments taking place across various sectors...I believe such exhibitions are essential to ensure that the public becomes aware of the products created by farmers, other individuals, and cooperatives, as well as the advancements we have achieved in science and technology. Furthermore, a Red Cross fair was also held here today, which saw enthusiastic participation from the public...encouraging our younger generation to pursue innovation and research is precisely what will lead us toward a Viksit Bharat 2047. I especially urge our youth to become job creators rather than job seekers—to explore new ideas, ask questions, seek knowledge, and strive to take these initiatives forward."
#WATCH | Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir: National Conference Chief Farooq Abdullah says, "Doctors who come from outside Jammu and Kashmir to pursue MBBS, MD, or MS courses, as well as students who study medicine here, are required to serve for two years in villages, hospitals, and other areas across the region. If they fail to fulfil this requirement, they must pay ₹50 Lakh to the administration. This is a region where a file has been pending with the Lieutenant Governor for a year, yet it has still not been approved. This is the state of affairs here...What can you expect from Delhi? Can you really expect them to deliver justice to you?..."
#WATCH | Delhi: On the 100th birth anniversary of Kedar Nath Sahni, Union Health Minister J P Nadda says, "... He held various positions, serving as Governor of Sikkim and Goa, but Sahni ji was never attached to any position. He remained committed to ideology and continuously served the party..."