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The Rashtrapati Bhavan has criticized comments made by senior Congress leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi regarding President Droupadi Murmu's address to Parliament, calling them "unfortunate and entirely avoidable" and suggesting they undermine the dignity of the presidency. Following President Murmu's speech marking the Budget Session, Sonia Gandhi remarked that the President appeared exhausted, stating, "She could hardly speak, poor thing." The BJP swiftly condemned these remarks as "derogatory," demanding an apology, with BJP chief JP Nadda accusing the Congress of elitism. The President's office refuted the exhaustion claim, asserting that Murmu was energized by advocating for marginalized communities. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju also defended Murmu, emphasizing her strength and contributions. In her address, the President highlighted the government's efforts to revive the economy amid challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and global conflicts. 
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Jan 31 2025, 5 pmeznews.inMUMBAI: Union Minister Raksha Khadse has voiced concerns about women's safety in Maharashtra after her minor daughter was harassed at a fair in Jalgaon district, prompting criticism from the opposition Congress regarding the state's law-and-order situation. Accompanied by supporters, Khadse filed a police complaint, stating, "I have come as a mother seeking justice." Deputy Superintendent of Police Kushanat Pingde confirmed that seven individuals have been named in the case, with one arrested, under charges including molestation and violations of the POCSO and IT Acts. Khadse highlighted the alarming rise in crimes against women in the state, questioning, "If my own daughter is not safe, what will be the condition of others?" In response, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis acknowledged the involvement of workers from a specific party in the incident and assured that strict action would be taken. This incident follows a recent high-profile rape case in Pune, further intensifying public concern over safety.
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Mar 02 2025, 4 pmeznews.inIn a tragic incident in Viluppuram, a 19-year-old student named Indhu reportedly died by suicide following a confrontation with her father over a mistake made during the application process for an Other Backward Class (OBC) certificate. The father had asked Indhu for a one-time password (OTP) to complete the application, but she provided the wrong code twice. Although he managed to submit the application, he scolded her upon returning home, which allegedly led to her distress. Initial reports suggested that her suicide was linked to anxiety over her performance in the NEET medical entrance exam; however, police have dismissed this claim. Indhu had completed her Class 12 education at a local government school and had previously attempted the NEET exam, scoring 350 marks but failing to qualify.
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Mar 02 2025, 4 pmeznews.inIn Kerala's Kozhikode district, the postmortem report of 16-year-old Muhammed Shahabas has revealed he suffered severe injuries, including a fractured skull and deep facial wounds, following a violent clash related to a farewell party at a local tuition centre. Although not a student there, Shahabas became an innocent victim during the altercation, which escalated after students from different schools clashed over social media posts. Initially treated at Thamarassery Taluk Hospital, his condition deteriorated, leading to his death at Kozhikode Medical College Hospital. Following the incident, five students were arrested and charged with murder, while police are investigating potential additional involvement. Kerala's education minister has ordered a departmental inquiry, emphasizing the need for societal upliftment to prevent such violence. Union Minister Suresh Gopi noted the influence of cinema on youth behavior, highlighting the collective responsibility to guide them positively.
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Mar 02 2025, 4 pmeznews.inIn a tragic incident from Amroha district, Uttar Pradesh, a 32-year-old woman named Pooja took her own life after being unable to cope with the death of her pet cat. Pooja, who had been living with her mother Gajra Devi following a divorce, became increasingly distressed when her beloved cat died on Thursday. Despite her mother's suggestions to bury the animal, Pooja insisted it would come back to life, clinging to its body for two days. On Saturday evening, after locking herself in her room, Pooja was discovered hanging from a ceiling fan by her mother, with the deceased cat nearby. Neighbours were alerted, and the police, along with a forensic team, arrived to investigate the scene. The community is left in shock as authorities continue to look into the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking event.
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Mar 02 2025, 3 pmeznews.inAkash Anand, the nephew of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader Mayawati, has been removed as the party's national coordinator for the second time within a year, raising concerns about his political future. Mayawati has appointed his father, Anand Kumar, and senior leader Ramji Gautam as his successors. This decision was made during a significant BSP meeting in Lucknow, aimed at reassessing the party's strategy amid its declining fortunes in Uttar Pradesh. Akash, once seen as Mayawati's political heir and a proponent of the party's social media presence, was first appointed national coordinator in late 2023 but was removed before the Lok Sabha elections due to concerns over his maturity. Following a brief reappointment, his recent ousting signals ongoing instability within the BSP, which has faced severe electoral setbacks, winning no seats in the latest Lok Sabha polls and just one in the 2022 state elections.
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Mar 02 2025, 3 pmeznews.inDuring the recent Maha Kumbh festival, an estimated 1.5 crore devotees participated in rituals at the Sangam, marking it as a significant cultural and spiritual event. The festival achieved multiple Guinness World Records, including the largest simultaneous river clean-up and the highest number of volunteers in a cleanliness drive, as reported by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's Office. Notable visitors included President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Apple co-founder Laurene Powell Jobs, though Jobs could not partake in the dip due to allergies. The event, which rotates among four sacred locations in India, was marred by tragedy on January 29 when a stampede resulted in 30 fatalities and 60 injuries, prompting criticism of the ruling BJP for accountability. Additionally, several minor fires occurred throughout the festival, causing injuries to a few attendees.
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Mar 02 2025, 2 pmeznews.inThe Election Commission of India clarified that duplication in Election Photo Identity Card (EPIC) numbers does not indicate the presence of fake voters, attributing the issue to a decentralized manual process used before transitioning to a digital database. This statement follows accusations from West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who alleged that the BJP was colluding with the Election Commission to include fake voters on the state's electoral rolls. Banerjee claimed to have evidence of discrepancies, including names from other states appearing under the same EPIC numbers. The Election Commission assured that unique EPIC numbers would be assigned to rectify any duplication issues and emphasized that voters can only cast ballots at their designated polling stations. In response, BJP leader Amit Malviya dismissed Banerjee's claims as misinformation, urging the Election Commission to focus on cleaning up the voter rolls in Bengal.
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Mar 02 2025, 2 pmeznews.inThe death toll from the avalanche in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, has risen to five, with three workers still missing. The avalanche struck a Border Roads Organisation (BRO) labour site near Mana village, approximately 5 km from the Badrinath Temple, on Friday, burying 54 workers under snow. Rescue operations, hampered by heavy rain and snowfall, initially saved 33 workers on Friday and 17 more on Saturday, aided by personnel from the Army, Air Force, and various disaster response teams. Over 200 rescuers are engaged in the operation, utilizing six helicopters and specialized equipment like RECCO radars and drones. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted an aerial survey of the site, emphasizing the government's commitment to the rescue efforts. Survivors recounted the terrifying moments as a "mountain of snow" crashed down, with one worker describing being buried in snow for about 15 minutes before rescue.
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Mar 02 2025, 1 pmeznews.inIn a bid to quell internal discord ahead of next year's Assembly elections, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi emphasized unity among party leaders in Kerala, sharing a photo that included Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor, who has recently faced criticism for his comments on the state's start-up sector. Tharoor's praise for Kerala's entrepreneurial growth, interpreted by some as a compliment to the ruling CPM-led government, drew backlash from within Congress, which accused him of undermining party efforts against the Left Democratic Front (LDF). In response, Kerala Congress chief K Sudhakaran defended Tharoor, asserting that his intentions were to strengthen the party. A recent strategy meeting in Delhi, attended by senior leaders, underscored the need for careful political messaging and reaffirmed the party's commitment to addressing public concerns. Tharoor later expressed optimism about the meeting, highlighting a strong sense of unity as the party approaches the election season.
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Mar 02 2025, 12 pmeznews.inFormer Union Minister and BJP leader Prahlad Patel has ignited controversy by labeling public demand petitions as "begging" during a statue unveiling in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district. He criticized the public's reliance on government aid, suggesting it fosters a culture of dependency that weakens society. Patel urged citizens to shift from asking for assistance to adopting a mindset of giving, asserting that true honor for martyrs lies in living by their values rather than seeking freebies. His comments have drawn fierce backlash from the opposition, particularly from Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jeetu Patwari, who condemned the remarks as an insult to the people. Patwari accused the BJP of arrogance, arguing that their failure to fulfill pre-election promises has led to public discontent. He warned that the same leaders who demean the public will soon be seeking their votes again.
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