A podcast in Tamil delves into the grassroots stories of ordinary people’s experiences and perspectives on climate change, floods, and heatwaves in Tamil Nadu. Created by two young eco-social changemakers, Karthik G and Benisha Maggie, the podcast aims to catalyze a change in climate change conversations, providing localized perspectives based on their own experiences. They also advocate for young people to engage in social causes and make personal changes in favor of marginalized communities affected by climate change.
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Hours before the Lok Sabha poll schedule was announced, Congress unveiled promises to address socio-economic challenges and disparities in urban and rural India. The party commits to implementing a comprehensive urban employment guarantee scheme and proposes a nationwide caste census to ensure proportional representation and distribution of government benefits. Congress also focuses on welfare measures for labour classes and aims to lift the cap on reservations to accommodate more communities.
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Abrogation of Article 370 from J&K in 2019 has broadened the region’s prospects for development and peace, previously obstructed by “dynasty politics” for seven decades, PM Narendra Modi said Tuesday in Jammu.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasizes the government’s commitment to social justice in the Interim Budget for 2024, stating it goes beyond being just a slogan. She highlights the concept as ‘secularism in action’, preventing nepotism and favoritism. Sitharaman also highlights the success of the direct benefit transfer of Rs 34 lakh crore through Jan Dhan accounts.
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A day after the announcement of Bharat Ratna for Karpoori Thakur, BJP claims his legacy and emphasizes the commonalities between Thakur and PM Modi. Thakur’s birth centenary celebration was attended by top BJP leaders who praised Modi for honoring Thakur’s legacy. They highlighted Thakur’s journey from a poor family background to becoming the CM of Bihar and discussed the welfare initiatives of Modi’s government guided by Thakur’s ideals.
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Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ will kick off from Imphal on January 14 and traverse a distance of 6,713 kilometres across 100 Lok Sabha constituencies, 337 assembly segments, and 110 districts. The yatra, scheduled to conclude in Mumbai in March, aims to maintain the momentum and transformation seen in Indian politics. The theme of ‘Nyay’, drawn from the Constitution, signifies justice for the people of the country. The yatra will span 15 states including Uttar Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.
