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Congress MP Ranjeet Ranjan criticised the government for its treatment of women wrestlers during the discussion on women's reservation bill. 

Women's reservation bill: Congress MP slams govt for treatment of wrestlers, Manipur women

Congress MP Ranjeet Ranjan criticised the government for its treatment of women wrestlers during the discussion on women's reservation bill.&nbsp;

Congress MP Ranjeet Ranjan slammed the government for its treatment of women wrestlers and its handling of the situation in Manipur while speaking in the Rajya Sabha during the discussion on women's reservation bill.&nbsp;
Ranjan also questioned why it took the BJP nine-and-a-half years to bring the bill despite promising it in the party's election manifesto in 2014.
"I want to ask why the president was not invited to the inauguration of the new Parliament building. She is a woman and comes from a tribal community," she said.
Stating that her party supports the bill, Ranjan questioned the need to call a special session to pass it instead of during a regular session.
"Limelight lene ke aadat hai (it is a habit to hog the limelight)," she said, adding that the BJP is now trying to use women before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
She also questioned the government on its intentions on several issues, saying it did not consult anyone before the demonetisation of high-value currency notes and added that 155 people died during the limited window to exchange the banned notes.
It did not consult anyone when the three controversial farm laws were introduced, no one in government spoke when women wrestlers protested against a BJP MP over allegations of sexual harassment and two women were paraded naked in strife-torn Manipur, the Congress member said.
Ranjan also questioned the conditions of a delimitation exercise based on census data for giving reservations to women.
"You want to raise the number of seats (in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies) and then give women reservation. Why not give them a share in the present seats?" She also demanded reservations for OBCs, similar to that for SCs/STs.
Asking why the BJP took nine-and-a-half years to introduce the bill, she said the Congress-led UPA passed a women's reservation bill in the Rajya Sabha in 2010, within a year of coming to power for the second time.

Khalistani insurgent Sukhdool Singh was killed in a gang-related incident in Canada.

Who was Sukhdool Singh, Khalistani killed in Canada gang violence?

Khalistani insurgent Sukhdool Singh was killed in a gang-related incident in Canada.

Gunned down <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/hardeep-singh-nijjar-killing-a-brief-history-of-khalistani-separatism-in-canada-1695194529258">Khalistani</a> insurgent Sukhdool Singh was reportedly an ally of Canada-based gangster Arshdeep Dalla, an archrival of Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar.
Being on India&rsquo;s wanted list, the Moga resident fled India in 2017 using fake documents. India&rsquo;s National Investigation Agency had sought the pro-Khalistani ever since.
Singh, who was otherwise known as Sukha Duneke, had seven cases registered against him, NDTV reported citing Indian records.
Tensions between Canada and India have escalated over the killing of a pro-Khalistani in June.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country was investigating credible allegations that Indian government agents were connected to the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, but India has rejected the allegations as absurd.
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India has frequently asked Ottawa to restrict the Khalistani movement, which has diminishing support in India. However, Khalistani outfits have had a growing popularity overseas, including US, UK and Canada.
(With AP inputs)

RJD MP Manoj Jha has said that the exclusion of the OBC community from the women's reservation bill is unfair

Women's reservation bill | RJD MP Manoj Jha: rights can't be given as pity

RJD MP Manoj Jha has said that the exclusion of the OBC community from the women's reservation bill is unfair

RJD MP Manoj Jha rued that the language of the entire discussion around giving reservation to women in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabhas seems to be based on pity. He said that rights can never be given as pity.&nbsp;
Speaking on the women's reservation bill in the Rajya Sabha, Jha said that it was unfair to exclude OBC from the bill.&nbsp;
'We often don't see our privileges. My surname is a privilege, Neeraj's surname is a privilege. Our surname has given us privilege. Look at the surnames that don't have privilege. There is nothing in a name but everything in a surname,' he said.&nbsp;

ISRO will attempt to revive Chandrayaan-3's lander and rover during the lunar sunrise. Scientists are hoping the the equipment survived cold lunar night.

Chandrayaan-3: ISRO will try to revive lander, rover during lunar sunrise

ISRO will attempt to revive Chandrayaan-3's lander and rover during the lunar sunrise. Scientists are hoping the the equipment survived cold lunar night.

Indian Space Research Organisation is set to attempt to revive Chandrayaan-3&rsquo;s Vikram lander and Pragyan rover during the lunar sunrise on September 22.
ISRO Director Nilesh Desai said that the lander and rover were put on sleep mode on September 3. He added that since September 20, the Sun has started rising on the Moon, so the solar panels on the rover and lander will get charged.
The scientists at ISRO are hoping that the lander and rover would have survived night temperatures as low as -200 degree Celsius during its hibernation.
As per ISRO officials, if the on board instruments survive the low temperatures of lunar night, they can continue collecting more data from the lunar surface for another 14 days.
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Rahul Gandhi interacted with porters in Delhi and also wore their uniform

Watch: Rahul Gandhi meets porters in Delhi, dons their uniform

Rahul Gandhi interacted with porters in Delhi and also wore their uniform

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday interacted with porters at the Anand Vihar railway station here and sought to know their problems.
Gandhi was also seen wearing the porters' trademark red shirt and lifting luggage over his head.
He then sat down with the porters and sought to know their problems.
"People's hero Rahul Gandhiji met his porter friends at the Anand Vihar railway station in Delhi today. Recently, a video had gone viral in which the porter friends of the railway station had expressed their desire to meet him," the Congress said in a post on X, with a picture of Gandhi interacting with the porters.
"Today, Rahulji reached among them and listened to them &hellip; Bharat Jodo journey continues," the party said.
In a post on Instagram, Gandhi said, "Today, met the coolie brothers working at the Anand Vihar terminal in Delhi." The former Congress chief further said, "I had this desire in my mind for a long time, and they had also called me very lovingly -- and the wish of the hard-working brothers of India should be fulfilled at any cost." Gandhi has been interacting with various sections of society from mechanics to students, asserting that his Bharat Jodo Yatra, which he undertook from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, continues with these interactions.
He recently visited Ladakh and held interactions with various social groups.&nbsp;

Jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi has claimed responsibility for Sukha Duneke's murder. Duneke was killed in a gang war in Canada.

Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for Punjab gangster's murder in Canada

Jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's gang has claimed responsibility for Sukha Duneke's murder. Duneke was killed in a gang war in Canada.

Jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's gang has claimed responsibility for the killing of gangster Sukhdool Singh aka Sukha Duneke in Canada's Winnipeg.
Sukha, who was on NIA's most wanted list, was reportedly killed in an inter-gang rivalry on September 20.
Bishnoi gang in a Facebook statement said that Duneke was responsible for killings of gangsters Gurlal Brar and Vicky Middkhera.&nbsp;
As per reports, Sukha had links with Khalistani extremists. He fled to Canada from India on forged documents in 2017 and has seven criminal cases registered against him.
This comes amid an ongoing standoff between India and Canada over Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing.
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India has suspended visa services for Canadians from September 21

India suspends visa service for Canadians | Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing

India suspends visa service for Canadians
Visa suspended amid tensions between India and Canada
Row over killing of Khalistan terrorist in Canada

India has suspended visa services for Canadians from September 21

India has suspended visa services for Canada amid a standoff between the two countries over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.&nbsp;
BLS International, the vendor that runs the visa application centres in Canada posted on their website that services have been suspended from September 21 due to operational reasons till further notice.&nbsp;

Punjab police have launched a crackdown on aides of gangster Goldy Brar, who is accused in the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.

Punjab police launch statewide crackdown against Goldy Brar aides

Punjab police have launched a crackdown against aides of gangster Goldy Brar, who is accused in the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.

The Punjab police launched a statewide crackdown on September 21 to nab accomplices of gangster Goldy Brar.
According to officials, the raids began at 7 am and are expected to continue till 2 pm.
Brar, who is an aide of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, is an accused in the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
He is suspected to be hiding in Canada and has alleged links with Khalistani extremists.&nbsp;

Canada has cited threats received by its diplomatic staff in India and said that it is adjusting their presence

Canada adjusting diplomatic staff presence in India as caution

Canada is 'temporarily adjusting staff presence in India' citing threats received on social media against their diplomats. Canada's foreign ministry said it is taking the step our of an 'abundance of caution'.
The diplomatic standoff between India and Canada started with Justin Trudea

Canada has cited threats received by its diplomatic staff in India and said that it is adjusting their presence

Canada is 'temporarily adjusting staff presence in India' citing threats received on social media against their diplomats. Canada's foreign ministry said it is taking the step our of an 'abundance of caution'.
The diplomatic standoff between India and Canada started with Justin Trudeau's allegations that India may be linked to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.&nbsp;
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The mother of the 12-year-old girl alleged some policemen manhandled her and her daughter

UP policeman suspended for pressuring woman to withdraw daughter's abduction case

The mother of the 12-year-old girl alleged some policemen manhandled her and her daughter

Students from a private school protested outside a police station in UP's Rampur alleging that a policeman slapped the mother of a former schoolmate and pressured her to withdraw a case of kidnapping and harassing of her daughter.
Taking note of the incident, the district administration has removed a Circle Officer, Station House Officer of Milak Police Station along with two constables while the accused outpost in charge has been suspended, officials said.
The agitation near the police station caused a massive traffic jam.
The mother of the 12-year-old girl alleged some policemen, including outpost in-charge Ashok Kumar, reached her house on Tuesday and manhandled her and her daughter.
"He (policeman) slapped me two-three times and my clothes got torn," she said, adding that their family was being pressured to withdraw the case.
Additional Superintendent of Police, Sansar Singh said that the woman on Tuesday registered a case against two teenagers under IPC sections 354 (criminal force with intent to outrage modesty) and 363 (kidnapping) after the accused allegedly took her daughter forcibly on their bike.
He said that both the accused have been detained and a detailed probe is on in the matter.
"We have removed the SHO, Circle Officer, and two constables while the police outpost in charge Ashok Kumar has been suspended," he said.
The additional district magistrate will probe the matter and if it is found that the woman was manhandled, FIRs will be registered against the guilty, he said.&nbsp;
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Special Parliament Session

As Parliament proceedings move to the new complex, MPs from both Houses gathered for a group photo at the old building

Watch: MPs pose for group photos as they bid farewell to old Parliament

As Parliament proceedings move to the new complex, MPs from both Houses gathered for a group photo at the old building

Parliamentarians from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha posed for a group photo as they bid farewell to the old Parliament complex. They gathered in the inner courtyard for the historic moment that saw over 750 MPs being captured in one frame.&nbsp;
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Amid the raging diplomatic row with Canada, India on Thursday sent out a stern message to Canada saying allegations made by them are politically driven

Allegations by Canada politically driven, cleared our stance: government

Allegations by Canada politically driven, cleared our stand: government
No specific&nbsp;information&nbsp;shared&nbsp;by them&nbsp;on Nijjar: govt
Assume&nbsp;there&nbsp;will&nbsp;be reduction&nbsp;in&nbsp;Canadian&nbsp;mission

Amid the raging diplomatic row with Canada, India on Thursday sent out a stern message to Canada saying allegations made by them are politically driven

Amid the raging diplomatic row with Canada, India on Thursday sent out a stern message to Canada saying allegations made by them are politically driven, adding that the authorities have not shared any specific information on Nijjar killing with India.&nbsp;
Speaking with reporters in New Delhi, the Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said,"We've informed the Govt of Canada that there should be parity in strength in our mutual diplomatic presence. Their number is very much higher than ours in Canada... I assume there will be a reduction from the Canadian side.
He further added, "I do think there is a degree of prejudice here. They have made allegations and taken action against them. To us, it seems that these allegations by the government of Canada are primarily politically driven."

Nadda further said, the officials in question were appointed before 1992, the year when OBC reservation in services was implemented only after the Supreme Court asked for it in 1992.

JP Nadda replies to Rahul Gandhi's '3 OBCs among 90 bureaucrats' dig at BJP

Nadda further said, the officials in question were appointed before 1992, the year when OBC reservation in services was implemented only after the Supreme Court asked for it in 1992.

BJP president J P Nadda on Thursday came down heavily on the Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi for demanding an OBC quota within the reservation for women lawmakers, saying it was the BJP-led NDA that gave the country its first prime minister from the Other Backward Classes.
In an apparent jibe at Rahul Gandhi, Nadda while speaking in Rajya Sabha Jadda said, Congress did not bother about the OBCs while it was ruling the country.
Nadda further said, the officials in question were appointed before 1992, the year when OBC reservation in services was implemented only after the Supreme Court asked for it in 1992.
Mocking Gandhi, Nadda, alleged that the leader also said "a leader will have to become a leader" and that taking help from a tutor is not enough.

Traffic restrictions have been imposed on Yamuna and Noida-Greater Noida Expressways in view of UP International Trade Show and MotoGP event.

Traffic restrictions on Yamuna and Noida Expressways for 5 days

Traffic restrictions have been imposed on Yamuna and Noida-Greater Noida Expressways in view of UP International Trade Show and MotoGP event.

Traffic restrictions have been announced on Yamuna and Noida-Greater Noida Expressways for five days starting from September 21 in view of UP International Trade Show and the MotoGP event.
While the five-day trade show will be held at the India Expo Centre, the MotoGP event will be held at the Buddha International Circuit from September 22 to 24.
The restricted route encompasses the initial 25 km of the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and a further 10 km of the Yamuna Expressway.
There is a complete ban on buses, autos, e-rickshaws and heavy vehicles. Movement of non-commercial vehicles could also be restricted based on traffic congestion and VIP movements.
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Aide of Khalistani leader Arsh Dalla has been killed in Canada in gang war, according to media reports

Aide of Khalistani leader killed in Canada gang war: reports

Aide of Khalistani leader killed in Canada gang war: reports
Punjab gangster Sukha Duneke killed Canada: reports
Duneke associated with Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla: reports

Aide of Khalistani leader Arsh Dalla has been killed in Canada in gang war, according to media reports

Punjab gangster Sukha Duneke has been killed in Canada's Winnipeg in a gang war, according to multiple media reports.&nbsp;
Duneke was believed to be associated with Canada-based Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla.&nbsp;
The incident comes amid heightened tensions between India and Canada due to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.&nbsp;
The killing of the Canada-based gangster, who had at least 18 cases against him including those for murder, attempt to murder and robbery, took place on Wednesday night Canada time, the sources said.
Hailing from Duneke Kalan village in Punjab's Moga district, the gangster fled to Canada in December 2017, official sources said.
An active member of the Davinder Bambiha gang, Duneke was closely associated with Canada-based gangster-turned-terrorist Arsh Dalla, gangster Lucky Patial, Malaysia-based gangster Jackpal Singh alias Lali and other criminals.
The dreaded gangster was managing the activities of the gang from foreign soil and was also involved in running an extortion racket, targeted killings of rival gang members in Punjab and neighbouring areas through his local contacts and managing the network of his foreign-based associates, the sources said.
In the last few months, the number of extortion calls made by Duneke had increased considerably in Punjab and neighbouring areas, they added.
In January, two of Duneke's associates -- Kulwinder Singh alias Kinda and Paramjeet Singh Pamma -- were arrested by the counter-intelligence wing (Bathinda) and three pistols and cartridges seized from their possession.
The two men were part of the extortion racket run by Duneke.
After his father died in 1990, Duneke got a peon's job at the Moga deputy commissioner's office on compassionate ground. During the eight years he continued with the job, he became addicted to drugs, the sources said.
A lookout circular was issued against Duneke in 2022.
His name had also figured in connection with the killing of international kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambian in March last year. He was accused of arranging the shooters for the killing.
Duneke's name also cropped up following the killing of two rival gang members -- Manpreet Singh and Vicky Singh -- by the shooters of the Bambiha gang in January 2022.
(with PTI inputs)

Several members of the Pro-Kannada organisations were detained after they tried to march towards the Vidhan Souda.&nbsp;

Row over Cauvery water: protests erupt as SC refuses to interfere with release orders

Several members of the Pro-Kannada organisations were detained after they tried to march towards the Vidhan Souda.&nbsp;

Protests erupted in various parts of Cauvery river basin districts of Karnataka after the Supreme Court refused to interfere with orders of the Cauvery Water Management Authority and Cauvery Water Regulation Committee, directing the state to release 5,000 cusecs of water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
Farmers organisations and pro-Kannada organisations staged protests in Mysuru, Mandya, Bengaluru and other parts expressing their anger and urging the state government not to release water to Tamil Nadu.
Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Hasiru Sene (farmers organisation) staged a protest at Basaveshwara circle in Mysuru, and raised slogans: "Where is water to release? And we demand justice." They have also planned to lay siege to the Command Area Development Authority office in Mysuru, as a mark of protest.
Pointing out that Cauvery and Kabini basin taluks have already been declared as drought hit, a farmer leader alleged, CWMA orders are in favour of Tamil Nadu as it is without taking into account the water level at reservoirs, standing crops and drinking water needs of Karnataka.
Karnataka Rakshana Vedike staged a protest at Gandhinagar, urging the state government not to release water to Tamil Nadu at any cost.

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