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Kewal Singh Dhillon's appointment revives old debate: Can BJP grow in Punjab on its own?

Kewal Singh Dhillon's appointment revives old debate: Can BJP grow in Punjab on its own?

Indian Express

Kewal Singh Dhillon's new role as Punjab BJP chief has sparked debate. Former CM Amarinder Singh said, "Kewal Dhillon is a good friend, but not the right choice." This comes as the party aims for unity before the 2027 elections, with Amarinder Singh being the first senior leader to voice concerns publicly.

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'Cancer' not allowed to spread: Tripura CM warns against anti-party activities

'Cancer' not allowed to spread: Tripura CM warns against anti-party activities

Hindustan Times

Tripura CM Manik Saha warned party members against "anti-party" actions, saying no "cancer" would spread in the BJP. He stressed discipline and warned that even big leaders would face consequences if they went against the party. He also criticized the opposition and alleged propaganda efforts against the BJP.

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U.S. War Secretary Hegseth backs Trump's India-Pak ceasefire claim; outlines Indo-Pacific strategy

U.S. War Secretary Hegseth backs Trump's India-Pak ceasefire claim; outlines Indo-Pacific strategy

The Hindu

US War Secretary Hegseth said President Trump helped broker peace between India and Pakistan. He called India a key partner in the Indo-Pacific strategy. Hegseth mentioned "brokering a peace between India and Pakistan," but India maintains it was a direct understanding. He also praised both nations for global peace contributions.

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If someone becomes dangerous, violence is necessary: Yogi Adityanath

If someone becomes dangerous, violence is necessary: Yogi Adityanath

India Today

Yogi Adityanath said that while non-violence is good, "violence becomes necessary" when people threaten the nation. He spoke at an event in Lucknow, stressing that security is key for development and the world respects strength. He also highlighted the new use for the retired INS Gomati ship.

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Siddaramaiah's Son Yathindra To Be Made Cabinet Minister, Not DyCM

Siddaramaiah's Son Yathindra To Be Made Cabinet Minister, Not DyCM

Deccan Chronicle

Siddaramaiah's son, Yathindra, is set to become a cabinet minister, not deputy CM. This was a condition for Siddaramaiah to take the CM post. A Congress leader said, "Yathindra making into the cabinet is almost confirmed." This move aims to keep Siddaramaiah happy and ensure smooth government functioning.

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'Unable to conduct a single exam within the country...destroyed entire education system': Rahul's dig at PM

'Unable to conduct a single exam within the country...destroyed entire education system': Rahul's dig at PM

Indian Express

Rahul Gandhi slammed the government, saying "not a single one could be conducted honestly." He pointed to recent exam delays like CUET, NEET, and SSC, accusing PM Modi of destroying India's education system despite claims of being a 'vishwaguru'. He highlighted the struggles of one crore students affected by these issues.

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Gen. Chauhan wraps up 'very satisfying' tenure as CDS; Lt. Gen. Subramani to take charge on May 31

Gen. Chauhan wraps up 'very satisfying' tenure as CDS; Lt. Gen. Subramani to take charge on May 31

The Hindu

Gen. Anil Chauhan called his time as CDS "very satisfying" after nearly four years, focusing on service synergy. He helped plan Operation Sindoor and pushed for integrated military commands. Lt. Gen. N.S. Raja Subramani takes over as the new CDS on May 31, 2026.

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WATCH: Ishaq Dar, Rubio ignore questions on Israel recognition, walk away as reporter keeps shouting

WATCH: Ishaq Dar, Rubio ignore questions on Israel recognition, walk away as reporter keeps shouting

WION

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and US Secretary Marco Rubio walked away from a reporter asking about recognizing Israel. Dar later said Pakistan is "steadfast" on Palestine, needing a Palestinian state first. This happened during US efforts to get countries to normalize ties with Israel.

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Pentagon chief sounds 'alarm' over China's buildup, urges allies to boost defence spend

Pentagon chief sounds 'alarm' over China's buildup, urges allies to boost defence spend

The Hindu

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned of "rightful alarm" over China's military buildup. Speaking in Singapore on May 30, 2026, he urged Asian allies to boost defence spending to 3.5% of GDP. Hegseth stressed that a stronger network of allies is key to deterring aggression and maintaining regional balance.

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Punjab civic polls fallout: Congress leaders spar, trade blames at review meet

Punjab civic polls fallout: Congress leaders spar, trade blames at review meet

India Today

Congress leaders argued at a review meeting in Delhi on Friday about their performance in Punjab's civic polls. Some leaders questioned outcomes, especially in the state chief's home area. One leader said, "party needed to undertake serious introspection." They are now getting ready for the 2027 Assembly elections.

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Who's taking on the BJP in Bengal?

Who's taking on the BJP in Bengal?

National Herald

Even though the BJP won in Bengal, more people voted against them than for them. This leaves a big chance for other parties to come back. The new chief minister, Suvendu Adhikari, has been busy with quick actions like demolishing structures and evicting hawkers.

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Israeli soldiers share rare accounts from Gaza, describing ongoing killings despite the ceasefire

Israeli soldiers share rare accounts from Gaza, describing ongoing killings despite the ceasefire

The Hindu

Israeli soldiers shared shocking stories from Gaza, saying killings continued even after a ceasefire. One reservist described it as a "jungle" where soldiers were told to shoot anyone crossing a yellow line. He said, "After the ceasefire, the order was: If someone crosses the line, you shoot them." This shows confusion and a desire for war to continue.

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