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Ravneet Singh Bittu resigns Union Council of Ministers; Modi plans cabinet rejig amid Punjab polls — Jul 24, 2026President Droupadi Murmu accepted Ravneet Singh Bittu’s resignation from the Union Council of Ministers with immediate effect under Article 75(2); Bittu, who had been serving as Minister of State for Railways and Food Processing Industries and had joined the BJP in 2024 after leaving Congress, exits as Prime Minister Modi appears to be preparing a cabinet rejig and with Punjab politics in focus. The development is confirmed across multiple reports detailing his switch to the BJP, the end of his Rajya Sabha term, and speculation about future portfolio allocations and regional election strategies.

‘Iran’s Useful Idiots’: Bibi Netanyahu Delivers Harsh Dose Of Reality To ‘Gays For Gaza’ ProtestersReporting — Jul 24, 2024Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized “Gays for Gaza” protesters during his Wednesday address to Congress, comparing them to chickens supporting a popular fast-food chain. Netanyahu spoke to Congress as…

Salman Khan urges Sonam Wangchuk end hunger — Jul 23, 2026Bollywood star Salman Khan urged activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike and return home, offering to send home-cooked food while stressing that students’ education and safety are the top priority and citing the Prime Minister’s pledge to take action against those behind the NEET paper leak. He consistently framed the protests as peaceful and appealed for trust in the government’s response, extending ongoing support to the movement while urging restraint.