The BJP's Parliamentary Board, on Sunday, appointed five-term MLA and Bihar Cabinet Minister Nitin Nabin as the party's national working president. This sets him up as a potential successor to current national president J P Nadda in January, marking a shift in the party's leadership towards a younger generation. With crucial Assembly elections approaching, Nabin's election as party president could have significant implications on the party's future direction, and his appointment has received praise from top leaders like Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.
Nitin Nabin, BJP's newly appointed National Working President, thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the party's senior leaders for entrusting him with the top organizational responsibility. He also credited the hardworking party workers for the success of BJP across the nation. Nabin hit out at the Congress for using abusive language against PM Modi, stating that it only strengthens him. He also praised the party workers for their dedication and hard work in maintaining BJP's winning streak in his constituency as well as West Patna.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has dismissed criticism from the Opposition regarding the law and order situation in the state, citing a high conviction rate of 96.24%. He also highlighted the improved response time for the 'Dial 112' service and a decrease in crime in Pune. Additionally, Fadnavis addressed concerns over crimes against women and children and stated that the registration rate for complaints is over 99%.
Amid the chaos and tragedy of the Sydney Bondi Beach attack, a bystander has emerged as a hero after bravely disarming a gunman. Ahmed al Ahmed, a local fruit shop owner, charged at one of the gunmen and successfully took away their weapon, risking his own life in the process. He has since been identified as a father of two and is receiving treatment in the hospital, while being praised globally for his heroic actions.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has shocked many with its decision to elevate Bihar minister Nitin Nabin as its national working president, making him the youngest person to hold the position. This move marks a significant leadership reset within the party and is likely to have a domino effect on the internal hierarchy. Along with the appointment of an OBC leader as BJP's UP unit president, this strategic shakeup suggests that the party is preparing for the next electoral cycle and setting the stage for a post-Modi era.
In the aftermath of the National Democratic Alliance's landslide victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has selected Nitin Nabin, a prominent social worker and committed political activist, as the party's National Working President. With a strong background in grassroot engagement and solid organisational skills, Nabin's appointment reflects the BJP leadership's confidence in his capabilities. As the son of a senior BJP leader, Nabin belongs to a well-respected Kayastha community and has proven himself as both an effective minister and an able politician over the past 14 years.
Political activist Salman Ahmad has made shocking allegations that Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, orchestrated a terror attack in Kashmir in order to solidify his power within the country. In an interview, Ahmad claimed that Munir wanted to provoke India into retaliating so he could project himself as a strong military leader. This comes as 42 US lawmakers have called for an investigation into alleged human rights violations by Munir's regime.
The BJP has appointed Nitin Nabin, a five-time Bihar MLA and Cabinet Minister, as its national working president. This move is being seen as a potential step towards Nabin becoming the successor of party president and Union Health Minister J P Nadda. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with other party leaders, has welcomed Nabin's appointment, and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar expressed his happiness at a resident of Bihar being elevated to such a high position in the party.
In a special meeting with the Bangalore Apartments Federation, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar announced the Karnataka government's plans to introduce a new legislation aimed at protecting the rights of apartment owners and residents. He called for feedback from stakeholders to help shape the proposed Karnataka Apartment (Ownership and Management) Bill, 2025. The move comes as apartment living has become increasingly prevalent in Bengaluru, but the current law has not been updated in over five decades. Participants also discussed other pressing concerns in the apartment sector, including resolution of conflicts and better governance through technology.
Government officials in the UK are facing backlash from citizens as Storm Bram brings heavy rain and winds, leading to flood warnings and potential risks to life. Good Morning Britain presenters Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid raised concerns about the lack of warning to those living in affected areas, while viewers expressed frustration over inconsistent warning systems. With severe weather conditions expected to continue throughout the country, citizens are calling for better communication and preparation from their government.