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As the U.S. presidential election unfolds, approximately 245 million citizens are eligible to vote, with 160 to 165 million expected to participate. The election's outcome will hinge on the 538 Electoral College votes, primarily influenced by seven swing states, including Pennsylvania and Georgia. Analysts suggest that Donald Trump, despite facing numerous challenges, has maintained strong support, especially among younger voters and minority groups, with many appreciating his outsider status. Conversely, Kamala Harris's campaign focuses on unifying voters, particularly women, and addressing reproductive rights, although she struggles with name recognition and Biden's unpopularity. Polls indicate a tight race, with Harris recently gaining traction in Iowa, a traditionally Republican state. The election remains unpredictable, with the possibility of a crucial electoral vote from Nebraska determining the winner. Pollsters are now reconsidering their forecasts as the race approaches its conclusion. 
Published: Nov 05 2024, 12 pmeznews.inIn a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, determined that privately owned property does not qualify as community resources subject to state takeover, with an 8-1 majority. Justice BV Nagarathna, in a concurrent but separate judgment, cautioned against condemning past judges for differing outcomes, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of historical context and evolving socio-economic policies. She referenced a 1977 ruling involving the nationalization of private transport, highlighting that contemporary critiques of past judgments may overlook the constitutional and economic frameworks of their time. While agreeing with the majority's call for a flexible constitutional interpretation, Justice Nagarathna underscored the importance of respecting the judiciary's history, arguing that past judges should not be viewed as having failed their constitutional duties. She advocated for a balanced approach, ensuring the judiciary adapts to modern challenges without discrediting its predecessors.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 2 pmeznews.inNationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Sharad Pawar, 83, has hinted at retirement, suggesting he may not run for elections after his Rajya Sabha term concludes in 18 months. Speaking in Baramati, Maharashtra, he reflected on his political journey, having been elected as an MP and MLA 14 times, and acknowledged the upcoming Assembly election as a pivotal moment for his influence. His grandnephew, Yugendra Pawar, will contest against his nephew Ajit Pawar, who previously led a rebellion that split the NCP. The election is seen as a referendum on Sharad Pawar's legacy. Despite family tensions, he emphasized the need for generational change in leadership. Speculation about his retirement has intensified, particularly following Ajit Pawar's earlier criticism of his reluctance to step down. Sharad Pawar countered, asserting, "I am neither tired nor retired," highlighting his enduring commitment to politics.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 2 pmeznews.inThe upcoming U.S. election is deemed one of the most pivotal in history, with significant global implications. Central to this is the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, initiated by Donald Trump, who imposed tariffs and criticized China's economic practices. The Biden administration continued a tough stance on China, fostering alliances like AUKUS and Quad, which has further polarized the Global West and East. Additionally, the election highlights a deepening emotional and ideological divide within American society, raising concerns about the future of democracy amid rising authoritarianism. There are fears of unrest similar to the January 6 insurrection if Trump loses again, with some Republicans potentially rejecting election results. On immigration, both Trump and Kamala Harris advocate for stricter policies, which could influence global attitudes towards refugees. Finally, the new president's approach to conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza will be crucial, with both candidates offering starkly different strategies.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 1 pmeznews.inIn Andhra Pradesh, opposition YSR Congress Party leader Roja has called for the resignation of Home Minister Anita Vangalapudi following criticism from Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan regarding her handling of law and order. Roja highlighted over 100 reported incidents of crimes against women in just 120 days, emphasizing the government's failure to implement safety measures like the Disha app and women-only police stations. Kalyan, whose Jana Sena party allies with Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's TDP, warned Vangalapudi that he would assume her responsibilities if the situation did not improve, citing the high crime rates in Uttar Pradesh as a benchmark for policing. In response, Vangalapudi acknowledged Kalyan's remarks positively, suggesting they encouraged her to take more decisive action against crime. This political turmoil follows a recent horrific incident involving the alleged rape and murder of a four-year-old in Tirupati.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 11 ameznews.inIn a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India determined that not all privately owned properties can be deemed community resources eligible for government takeover, with an 8-1 majority from a nine-judge Constitution bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud. The case centered on Article 31C of the Constitution, which protects state laws aimed at fulfilling directive principles, notably Article 39B, which addresses the distribution of community resources. Chief Justice Chandrachud emphasized that while privately owned resources could theoretically qualify, they do not automatically fall under community resources. He outlined that the assessment must consider various factors, including the resource's nature and its community impact. Justice BV Nagarathna, in her separate judgment, disagreed with Chandrachud's critique of past judicial interpretations, advocating for a more contextual understanding of historical rulings amid changing socio-economic policies. Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia dissented.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 11 ameznews.inShiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray announced the expulsion of five rebel leaders on Tuesday due to their failure to withdraw nominations for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections scheduled for November 20. The expelled members include Bhiwandi East MLA Rupesh Mhatre, along with Vishwas Nandekar, Chandrakant Ghugul, Sanjay Awari, and Prasad Thackeray. This decision underscores the ongoing tensions within the party as it navigates internal dissent ahead of the crucial elections. Thackeray's actions reflect a firm stance against what he perceives as anti-party activities, aiming to consolidate support and maintain party discipline during this politically significant period.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 11 ameznews.in**Uddhav Thackeray's Sena Expels 5 Rebel Leaders For Not Withdrawing Nominations**
NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray has expelled five rebel party members for engaging in anti-party activities, following their failure to withdraw nominations for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections scheduled for November 20. The expelled leaders include Bhiwandi East MLA Rupesh Mhatre, along with Vishwas Nandekar, Chandrakant Ghugul, Sanjay Awari, and Prasad Thackeray. This move underscores the ongoing tensions within the party as it prepares for the electoral contest, highlighting the challenges Thackeray faces in maintaining party unity amid dissent.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 11 ameznews.inThe Indian government has issued a notice to Wikipedia amid complaints of bias and inaccuracies in its volunteer-edited entries, as reported by NDTV. The Information and Broadcasting Ministry's notice questions why Wikipedia should be classified as an 'intermediary' when a select group maintains editorial control, suggesting it should be treated as a 'publisher'. This development occurs against the backdrop of a legal dispute in the Delhi High Court, where news agency Asian News International (ANI) is seeking information about users who edited its entry, which referred to ANI as a "propaganda tool" for the government. During a recent court hearing, Justice Subramonium Prasad expressed concern over Wikipedia's dual claims of being a "free encyclopaedia" while also distancing itself from the content it hosts, emphasizing that it cannot refuse to disclose information if it positions itself as an intermediary.
Published: Nov 05 2024, 10 ameznews.inMumbai police have received a fresh death threat against actor Salman Khan, allegedly from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, which demands that he either apologise at their temple or pay Rs. 5 crore to ensure his safety. This marks the second threatening message directed at Khan within a week. The latest threat was communicated via WhatsApp to the police traffic control room, claiming to be from Bishnoi's brother. The message warned that failure to comply would result in Khan's death, asserting that their gang remains operational. Authorities are currently investigating the threat. Just last week, on October 30, Khan was threatened with a demand for Rs. 2 crore, highlighting ongoing concerns for his safety amid these alarming incidents.
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