Puducherry Assembly has passed resolution asking the Centre to curtail powers of Lt Governor Kiran Bedi for not cooperating with the democratically-elected government.
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25th Nov 2024 | Updated at 05:44pm 25th Nov 2024
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The ruling AIADMK will suffer another setback in the assembly session which starts on Wednesday, after a Times Now-Moon TV sting operation telecast a cash-for-vote narrative by two party MLAs
The ruling Congress suffered a setback of as its no-confidence motion against legislative council chairman DH Shankaramurthy of the Bharatiya Janata Party was defeated by one vote.
Puducherry Assembly has passed resolution asking the Centre to curtail powers of Lt Governor Kiran Bedi for not cooperating with the democratically-elected government.
Transgender arts and charitable society, Dhwayah, organised 'Queen of Dhwayah 2017' a beauty contest in Kochi, on June 15
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Kochi's first metro rail service, along with 'Metro Man' E Sreedharan by his side
Students from over 150 schools in Kerala have come forward to help three daughters and a son of a family in Agra acquire education
