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The Trinamool Congress government and the governor CV Anand Bose are in a standoff over a sexual harassment case that the TMC has flagged against the governor. Bose has denied the allegations saying 'truth will Triumph'.

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose denies sexual harassment allegations

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi filed his nomination from Uttar Pradesh's Raebareli constituency, barely an hour before nominations closed for the Lok Sabha seat on Friday. Watch in for more details!

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India Elections 2024: Rahul Gandhi files nomination from Raebareli

Let's now take a look at other political updates coming in from India Karnataka MP Prajwal Revanna's sexual abuse case has developed further. During a public rally in West Bengal Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that the Trinamool Congress has made Hindus second-class citizens in the state.

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The eastern Indian state of Odisha will go to polls between May 13 and June 1. The state sends 21 MPS to the Indian parliament and has been ruled by the Biju Janata Dal for the last 24 years. The state is known for its vast mineral resources and untouched natural beauty. However the state also faces several socio-economic issues. On Pollnomics, we decode Odisha's economy for you.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi filed his nomination from Uttar Pradesh's Rae Bareli constituency, barely an hour before nominations closed for the Lok Sabha seat on Friday. Watch in for more details!

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It has been one year since violent clashes erupted in Manipur. Kuki-Zo and Meitei civil society organisations in Manipur have planned to hold events on May 3. However, both communities will hold separate events to commemorate the day.

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India responded sharply, denouncing Pakistan's "very dubious track record" in all areas and denouncing the "destructive and pernicious" remarks made by Islamabad's envoy at this year's U.N. General Assembly. Watch to know more.

India slams Pakistan in UNGA, New Delhi questions Islamabad's 'dubious record'

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<p>It was a war of words&nbsp;between India and Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday (May 3). India clapped back at&nbsp;Pakistan's&nbsp;remarks about&nbsp;"New&nbsp;Delhi's&nbsp;targeted assassinations in Pakistan."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Addressing the UNGA session,&nbsp;Pakistan’s&nbsp;UN envoy&nbsp;Munir&nbsp;Akram&nbsp;claimed that this "extra-territorial state terrorism (from India)" was not limited to Pakistan.</p>

<p>"This has been targeted to killings of political opponents in Canada and attempted in the United States (US), and probably in other countries,"&nbsp;Munir claimed.</p>

<p>He cited a report from The Washington Post that talked about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing a recent political rally where he said,&nbsp;"‘This is Modi; This is New India which attacks after entering into territories of enemies."</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/watch-pm-modi-targets-congress-party-after-pakistan-leaders-rahul-on-fire-comment-717400">PM Modi targets Congress party after Pakistan leader's 'Rahul on fire' comment</a></strong></p>

<p>"This new India is a dangerous entity. It is a net provider of insecurity, not security,"&nbsp;Munir added.</p>

<h2><strong>India's&nbsp;sharp response to Pakistan at UN</strong></h2>

<p>Responding to&nbsp;Munir's&nbsp;remarks,&nbsp;India’s&nbsp;Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador&nbsp;Ruchira&nbsp;Kamboj, said that&nbsp;even amid&nbsp;challenging&nbsp;times, New&nbsp;Delhi’s&nbsp;focus remains steadfast on constructive dialogue.</p>

<p>“We thus choose to set aside the remarks from a certain delegation [Pakistan], which not only lack decorum but also detract from our collective efforts due to their destructive and pernicious nature,”&nbsp;Kamboj said.</p>

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<p>"We would strongly encourage that delegation to align with the essential principles of respect and diplomacy that must always guide our discussions&nbsp;or&nbsp;is that too much to ask of a country that harbours a most dubious track record on all aspects in itself,"&nbsp;she added, without naming Pakistan.</p>

<p>Kamboj further said that&nbsp;terrorism stands in direct opposition to the culture of peace, and sows discord, and breeds hostility.</p>

<p>She called it essential for member states to work together to nurture a genuine culture of peace.</p>

<h2><strong>'New India kills terrorists on their home turf'</strong></h2>

<p>Last month, Prime Minister Modi said at a Lok Sabha election campaign rally in the northern state of Rajasthan that the country was now a&nbsp;"new India"&nbsp;that struck within enemy territory- an apparent reference to counterstrikes in Pakistan after terror attacks in India.</p>

<p>"New India kills them [terrorists/enemies] on their home turf,"&nbsp;Modi said at the rally in Churu.</p>

<p>At an election rally in Gujarat, Modi on Wednesday (May 1) reiterated his statement by saying,&nbsp;"Ten years ago, the country was suffering due to terrorism. However, Congress, despite knowing the origin of terrorism, used to send a dossier to Pakistan. Today, India&nbsp;doesn't&nbsp;send dossiers to the masters of&nbsp;terrorism,&nbsp;but kills them on their home turf!"</p>


It was a war of words between India and Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday (May 3). India clapped back at Pakistan's remarks about "New Delhi's targeted assassinations in Pakistan.

It was a war of words between India and Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday (May 3). India clapped back at Pakistan's remarks about "New Delhi's targeted assassinations in Pakistan." Addressing the UNGA session, Pakistan’s UN envoy Munir Akram claimed that this "extra-territorial state terrorism (from India)" was not limited to Pakistan. "This has been targeted to killings of political opponents in Canada and attempted in the United States (US), and probably in other countries," Munir claimed. He cited a report from The Washington Post that talked about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing a recent political rally where he said, "‘This is Modi; This is New India which attacks after entering into territories of enemies." Also read | PM Modi targets Congress party after Pakistan leader's 'Rahul on fire' comment "This new India is a dangerous entity. It is a net provider of insecurity, not security," Munir added. India's sharp response to Pakistan at UN Responding to Munir's remarks, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj, said that even amid challenging times, New Delhi’s focus remains steadfast on constructive dialogue. “We thus choose to set aside the remarks from a certain delegation [Pakistan], which not only lack decorum but also detract from our collective efforts due to their destructive and pernicious nature,” Kamboj said. "...The country’s myriad languages, dialects and cuisines, alongside its rich tapestry of races, colors and landscapes, contribute to the resilience and richness of our composite culture..." - PR at UN General Assembly today on Agenda item: 'Culture of Peace' pic.twitter.com/UrT5mLopRq — India at UN, NY (@IndiaUNNewYork) May 2, 2024 × "We would strongly encourage that delegation to align with the essential principles of respect and diplomacy that must always guide our discussions or is that too much to ask of a country that harbours a most dubious track record on all aspects in itself," she added, without naming Pakistan. Kamboj further said that terrorism stands in direct opposition to the culture of peace, and sows discord, and breeds hostility. She called it essential for member states to work together to nurture a genuine culture of peace. 'New India kills terrorists on their home turf' Last month, Prime Minister Modi said at a Lok Sabha election campaign rally in the northern state of Rajasthan that the country was now a "new India" that struck within enemy territory- an apparent reference to counterstrikes in Pakistan after terror attacks in India. "New India kills them [terrorists/enemies] on their home turf," Modi said at the rally in Churu. At an election rally in Gujarat, Modi on Wednesday (May 1) reiterated his statement by saying, "Ten years ago, the country was suffering due to terrorism. However, Congress, despite knowing the origin of terrorism, used to send a dossier to Pakistan. Today, India doesn't send dossiers to the masters of terrorism, but kills them on their home turf!"

India claps back at Pakistan at UN General Assembly over its claims on 'targeted killings'

Congress fielded Rahul Gandhi from UP's Raebareli, earlier represented by his mother Sonia Gandhi. In Amethi, the party has fielded Kishori Lal Sharma. The party announced its decision just hours ahead of the deadline of filing nomination.

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Ending days of suspense, Congress has decided to field candidates in Amethi and Rae Bareli constituencies in Uttar Pradesh. Watch to know more.

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India slams Pakistan in UNGA for its 'dubious track record

Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer is set to visit India, likely on May 9, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between the two countries. This visit will be the first high-level visit by a senior official from the Muizzu government to India since the government assumed office in November last year. Watch to know more.

Maldives FM Moosa Zameer likely to visit India on May 9

India stands at the forefront of technological innovation, and this wave of innovation is reshaping its electoral landscape. The intersection of politics and technology is becoming increasingly pronounced, especially in the context of election campaigns. This report puts the spotlight on the transformation in indian politics in the digital age.

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Abdulnasser Alshaali, UAE Ambassador to India on completion of two years of CEPA between UAE - India.

UAE Ambassador to India speaks to WION on completion of 2 years of CEPA between UAE-India

After weeks of speculation about who will face the action-packed contest in the Amethi seat for India's Uttar Pradesh. Just a short while ago sources revealed that Rahul Gandhi has expressed his willingness to contest elections from Amethi. The development came just shortly after Gandhi met Congress Party Chief Malikarjun Kharge.

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<p>US President Joe Biden claimed on Wednesday (May 1) that "xenophobia" is impeding the growth of China, Japan and India, while arguing that migration has been beneficial for the US economy. Xenophobia refers to a general sense of hatred of foreign people and cultures.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden's comments came amid alarming rise in racially-inspired attacks on Indian students in the United States and targeted hate crime against Hispanics and South Asian people in the country.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"One of the reasons why our economy's growing is because of you and many others. Why? Because we welcome immigrants," Biden said at a Washington fundraising event for his 2024 re-election campaign at the beginning of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;What's behind Indian student deaths in the US?</strong></p>

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<p>"Why is China stalling so badly economically, why is Japan having trouble, why is Russia, why is India, because they're xenophobic. They don't want immigrants. Immigrants are what makes us strong," Biden said, without referring to hate crimes committed against immigrants in the United States.</p>

<p>The International Monetary Fund forecast last month said that the countries would see their growth decelerate in 2024 as compared to 2023 due to prevailing economic climate.</p>

<p>Contrary to Biden's assessment, the IMF estimated that Indian economy's gross domestic product will grow at 6.5 per cent in the next financial year, according to its World Economic Outlook released last month.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/jaishankar-expresses-concern-over-rise-in-deaths-of-indian-students-overseas-711649">Jaishankar expresses concern over rise in deaths of Indian students overseas</a></strong></p>

<p>The agency also revised upwards the growth figure for 2023-24 to 7.8 per cent from 6.7 per cent it had forecast in January.</p>

<p>The IMF forecast that the United States would grow at 2.7 per cent, slightly more than its 2.5 per cent rate last year.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Concern over illegal migration has become a top issue for the US voters ahead of November's presidential election.</p>

<p>In a recent interview with the TIME magazine, Republican presidential nominee and former president Donald Trump suggested that if elected, he would take up a massive deportation program to deport about 15-20 million people from the US, in what Trump described were "illegal migrants".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden has opposed the rhetoric of his Republican opponent Donald Trump as anti-immigrant.&nbsp;</p>

<p>When Trump was asked about his vow to launch the largest deportation operation in American history, the former US president said: "Because we have no choice."</p>

<p>"I don't believe this is sustainable for a country, what's happening to us, with probably 15 million and maybe as many as 20 million by the time Biden's out. Twenty million people, many of them from jails, many of them from prisons, many of them from mental institutions."<br />
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US President Joe Biden claimed on Wednesday (May 1) that "xenophobia" is impeding the growth of China, Japan and India, while arguing that migration has been beneficial for the US economy.

US President Joe Biden claimed on Wednesday (May 1) that "xenophobia" is impeding the growth of China, Japan and India, while arguing that migration has been beneficial for the US economy. Xenophobia refers to a general sense of hatred of foreign people and cultures. Biden's comments came amid alarming rise in racially-inspired attacks on Indian students in the United States and targeted hate crime against Hispanics and South Asian people in the country. "One of the reasons why our economy's growing is because of you and many others. Why? Because we welcome immigrants," Biden said at a Washington fundraising event for his 2024 re-election campaign at the beginning of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Also watch | What's behind Indian student deaths in the US? × "Why is China stalling so badly economically, why is Japan having trouble, why is Russia, why is India, because they're xenophobic. They don't want immigrants. Immigrants are what makes us strong," Biden said, without referring to hate crimes committed against immigrants in the United States. The International Monetary Fund forecast last month said that the countries would see their growth decelerate in 2024 as compared to 2023 due to prevailing economic climate. Contrary to Biden's assessment, the IMF estimated that Indian economy's gross domestic product will grow at 6.5 per cent in the next financial year, according to its World Economic Outlook released last month. Also read | Jaishankar expresses concern over rise in deaths of Indian students overseas The agency also revised upwards the growth figure for 2023-24 to 7.8 per cent from 6.7 per cent it had forecast in January. The IMF forecast that the United States would grow at 2.7 per cent, slightly more than its 2.5 per cent rate last year. Concern over illegal migration has become a top issue for the US voters ahead of November's presidential election. In a recent interview with the TIME magazine, Republican presidential nominee and former president Donald Trump suggested that if elected, he would take up a massive deportation program to deport about 15-20 million people from the US, in what Trump described were "illegal migrants". Biden has opposed the rhetoric of his Republican opponent Donald Trump as anti-immigrant. When Trump was asked about his vow to launch the largest deportation operation in American history, the former US president said: "Because we have no choice." "I don't believe this is sustainable for a country, what's happening to us, with probably 15 million and maybe as many as 20 million by the time Biden's out. Twenty million people, many of them from jails, many of them from prisons, many of them from mental institutions." (With inputs from agencies)

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Reports say India and the U.S. are auditing the Kolkata port for a possible Master Ship Repair Agreement- to enable the U.S. Navy to repair ships in Kolkata. But why Kolkata, when Visakhapatnam and Chennai are much closer to the Indian Ocean? Does this agreement go beyond logistics and repair? In the last 12 months, the U.S. has struck agreements with multiple Indian ports. Do the developments point to a possible preparation for war at sea?

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U.S. President Joe Biden said that "xenophobia" in China, Japan and India has stalled their economic growth. The U.S. President was arguing that migration has been good for the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, research shows that Biden is facing criticism over immigration as it remains, according to voters, the top problem of the country.

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Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said on Thursday that a lookout notice has been issued against Janata Dal (Secular) MP Prajwal Revanna after he failed to appear before the Special Investigation Team (SIT) appointed to investigate an obscene videos case against him. Watch to know more.

How did JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna leave India?

<p>Janata Dal (Secular) leader Prajwal Revanna, implicated in a sexual abuse case, used a diplomatic passport to travel to Germany, as confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday (May 2).</p>

<p>The Ministry clarified that neither did he seek nor was granted political clearance for his trip to the country. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal mentioned during a press briefing that the Ministry did not issue any visa note for the MP to visit any other country.</p>

<p>“No political clearance was either sought from or issued by MEA in respect of the travel of the said MP to Germany. Obviously, no visa note was issued either. No visa is required for diplomatic passport holders to travel to Germany. The Ministry has also not issued any visa note for any other country for the said MP…Yes, he travelled on a diplomatic passport,” said&nbsp;Jaiswal.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/prajwal-revanna-sex-tape-row-karnataka-minister-likens-disgraced-mp-with-lord-krishna-717314">Also read |&nbsp;Prajwal Revanna sex tape row: Karnataka minister's low-brow remark links disgraced MP with Lord Krishna</a></p>

<p>The explanation follows a day after Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, requesting the Centre to revoke Prajwal's diplomatic passport and facilitate his repatriation through diplomatic and law enforcement channels.</p>

<p>The letter came while Prajwal, who is the grandson of JD(S) founder and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda, asked for seven more days to meet the Special Investigation Team (SIT) looking into the sexual abuse claims against him. On the same day, the SIT sent notices to Prajwal and his father H D Revanna, who were accused based on a complaint from one of the women involved.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;India: Karnataka govt issues 'look out' notice against JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna</strong></p>

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<p>At the same time, the SIT investigating the accusations of sexual abuse against Prajwal issued a lookout circular when he didn't show up before its officials after receiving a notice to appear on Tuesday.</p>

<h2><strong>What's the case?</strong></h2>

<p>Many videos claiming to show Prajwal Revanna sexually abusing women have spread in Karnataka, causing anger.</p>

<p>Allegations against Revanna surfaced initially in June last year. However, he obtained a court order preventing media coverage of what were termed as "edited videos."</p>

<p>Just five days before the 26th April elections in Hassan, where Revanna is running for reelection as an MP, thousands of USB drives were distributed in public places like bus stops and parks. These clips, reportedly recorded by Revanna himself, displayed the faces of the women he allegedly abused.</p>

<p>Following a complaint from one woman, Nagalakshmi Chaudhary, the head of Karnataka's women's commission, wrote to the state police chief, urging action against the offenders.</p>

<p>The woman claimed she decided to come forward after watching clips of other victims online.</p>

<p><em>With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Janata Dal (Secular) leader Prajwal Revanna, implicated in a sexual abuse case, used a diplomatic passport to travel to Germany, as confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday (May 2).

Janata Dal (Secular) leader Prajwal Revanna, implicated in a sexual abuse case, used a diplomatic passport to travel to Germany, as confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday (May 2). The Ministry clarified that neither did he seek nor was granted political clearance for his trip to the country. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal mentioned during a press briefing that the Ministry did not issue any visa note for the MP to visit any other country. “No political clearance was either sought from or issued by MEA in respect of the travel of the said MP to Germany. Obviously, no visa note was issued either. No visa is required for diplomatic passport holders to travel to Germany. The Ministry has also not issued any visa note for any other country for the said MP…Yes, he travelled on a diplomatic passport,” said Jaiswal. Also read | Prajwal Revanna sex tape row: Karnataka minister's low-brow remark links disgraced MP with Lord Krishna The explanation follows a day after Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, requesting the Centre to revoke Prajwal's diplomatic passport and facilitate his repatriation through diplomatic and law enforcement channels. The letter came while Prajwal, who is the grandson of JD(S) founder and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda, asked for seven more days to meet the Special Investigation Team (SIT) looking into the sexual abuse claims against him. On the same day, the SIT sent notices to Prajwal and his father H D Revanna, who were accused based on a complaint from one of the women involved. Also watch | India: Karnataka govt issues 'look out' notice against JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna At the same time, the SIT investigating the accusations of sexual abuse against Prajwal issued a lookout circular when he didn't show up before its officials after receiving a notice to appear on Tuesday. What's the case? Many videos claiming to show Prajwal Revanna sexually abusing women have spread in Karnataka, causing anger. Allegations against Revanna surfaced initially in June last year. However, he obtained a court order preventing media coverage of what were termed as "edited videos." Just five days before the 26th April elections in Hassan, where Revanna is running for reelection as an MP, thousands of USB drives were distributed in public places like bus stops and parks. These clips, reportedly recorded by Revanna himself, displayed the faces of the women he allegedly abused. Following a complaint from one woman, Nagalakshmi Chaudhary, the head of Karnataka's women's commission, wrote to the state police chief, urging action against the offenders. The woman claimed she decided to come forward after watching clips of other victims online. With inputs from agencies)

Prajwal Revanna went to Germany on diplomatic passport, no political clearance sought: MEA

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