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South Korean President Impeachment: President Yoon removed from office
Ending a tumultuous presidency, South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol has been ousted by the Constitutional Court on Friday. The president came under fire over the 2024 martial law crisis. Following Yoon's ouster, South Korea's constitution mandates that a presidential election be held within 60 days. Until a new president is inaugurated, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo will serve as acting president. The decision marks the culmination of months of political upheaval, which have hindered the country’s ability to effectively engage with the newly established administration of U.S. President Donald Trump amid concerns over a slowing economy. The ruling sparked emotional reactions across the political spectrum. Anti-Yoon protesters celebrated the announcement with tears of joy and embraces, while the atmosphere in the pro-Yoon camp was somber—some supporters were seen crying, and many appeared visibly shaken by the outcome.
04 April,2025 08:17 PM IST
Shashi Tharoor admits to misjudging India’s role in Russia-Ukraine conflict
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has reflected on India's decision to buy fuel from Russia amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Speaking about his past criticism of India's stance in a 2022 parliamentary debate, Tharoor admitted, "I have egg on my face." He had initially opposed India's position, citing concerns about violations of international principles. However, three years later, Tharoor acknowledged that India's approach allowed the country to maintain good relations with both Ukraine and Russia. This, he said, puts India in a unique position to potentially influence peace efforts in the conflict. Watch the video for more.
19 March,2025 01:03 PM IST
Must watch: Jaishankar Lashes Out at Bangladesh for Brutality Against Minorities
On February 22, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar sharply criticized the Bangladeshi government for its actions that have strained relations between India and Bangladesh. Speaking at an event in Delhi, Jaishankar specifically raised concerns about the ongoing violence and discrimination against minority communities in Bangladesh. He condemned the brutality faced by these groups, pointing out the worsening situation. His comments came amid growing tensions between the two neighboring countries. Watch the video for more information.
27 February,2025 05:12 PM IST
Tom Homan Threatens Cartels, Calls Them Terrorist Organizations
At the CPAC event in Maryland, Tom Homan, the White House Border Czar, made a strong statement. He said that President Trump plans to label the criminal cartels in Mexico as terrorist organizations. Homan added that the cartels have caused more deaths in America than all other terrorist groups combined. After sharing this, he received numerous death threats and had to increase his security. He warned that anyone supporting the cartels, such as selling their drugs or helping them in any way, is aiding a terrorist group and will face serious consequences. Homan also mentioned a recent story about Boston's police commission and hinted he would address their stance on law enforcement.
23 February,2025 04:10 PM IST
What led to the New India Co-operative Bank Crisis?
In a major shocker, the Reserve Bank of India has imposed stringent restrictions on New India Co-operative Bank, leaving numerous depositors in turmoil. Significant financial irregularities are said to have unfolded behind closed doors that have led to the crisis. What events led to this drastic measure? Take a look.
15 February,2025 09:56 PM IST
N Biren Singh Steps Down from Manipur CM Post - Watch video
In a surprising development, N Biren Singh, the Chief Minister of Manipur, resigned from his position on February 9. He submitted his resignation letter to Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla at the Raj Bhavan in Imphal, the state's capital. In his letter, Singh mentioned that he was stepping down due to health concerns. This sudden resignation comes amid ongoing tensions in the state, but Singh's decision was reportedly driven by personal reasons related to his health. Watch video for more information.
10 February,2025 11:22 AM IST
Amit Shah criticizes Kejriwal over 'Sheesh Mahal' and corruption
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, during an election rally in Jangpura, promised that if the BJP comes to power, they will open Arvind Kejriwal's "Sheesh Mahal" for public viewing. Shah criticized Kejriwal, saying that in 2013, Kejriwal had promised not to take a car, house, or security after becoming Chief Minister, but he later accepted a car and bungalow. Shah alleged that Kejriwal built the "Sheesh Mahal" for himself, showing greed. He questioned who the Rs 51,000 crore, which he claimed was misused, really belongs to, suggesting it should belong to the people of Delhi. He ended by asking whether Kejriwal, accused of corruption, should be voted into power again.
03 February,2025 05:05 PM IST
Fighter jets take off for ISIS strike post Trump’s order, Photos released
Donald Trump, just days into his presidency, ordered U.S. military airstrikes on February 1 against Islamic State militants in Somalia. The strikes targeted a senior ISIS attack planner and other members of the group. Trump warned ISIS on Truth Social, saying, "We will find you, and we will kill you." The Pentagon confirmed that the airstrikes took place in the Golis Mountains, killing several militants without causing any civilian casualties. The U.S. Army shared photos showing fighter jets launching for the attack. This bold move reflects Trump's commitment to taking decisive action against threats to America. Watch video for more
02 February,2025 04:38 PM IST
Donald Trump Vows to Eliminate Terrorists with Airstrike in Somalia
President Donald Trump ordered military airstrikes in Somalia, targeting Islamic State leaders and militants in the Cal Miskaad Mountains. Trump stated that the strikes destroyed terrorist hideouts without harming civilians. The strike followed the recent arrest of ISIS members in East Africa and aimed to disrupt ISIS's ability to launch attacks. Puntland's information minister confirmed the attack, noting explosions were heard, though casualty numbers remain unclear. Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud thanked the U.S. for its support in the fight against terrorism. Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth emphasized that the strikes showed the U.S. commitment to eliminating threats to national security, continuing operations under President Trump's leadership.
02 February,2025 12:02 PM IST
US President Trump ready to meet Putin over Russia-Ukraine war
US President Donald Trump reiterated the urgent need for a peace settlement to end the "horrible" Russia-Ukraine war and expressed his desire to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin soon. Trump described the conflict as one of the deadliest conflicts since World War II, emphasising that millions of lives have been lost on battlefields and farmlands, and that millions of soldiers are being killed.
24 January,2025 01:29 PM IST