Live · Global · Independent
Live Feeds
PinkVilla
Forbes
NDTV
Hindustan Times
‘Collected Data, Took Help From Nearby Districts’: How Hathras Administration Dealt With The Tragic Stampede
onmynews.com

‘Collected Data, Took Help From Nearby Districts’: How Hathras Administration Dealt With The Tragic Stampede

Talking to CNN-News18, District Magistrate Hathras, Ashish Kumar said, he had received information regarding the stampede around 3 pm on Tuesfay.

Read full article
Rahul Gandhi News |  Rahul Gandhi Meets Hathras Stampede Victims’ Families | Hathras Stampede News
onmynews.com

Rahul Gandhi News | Rahul Gandhi Meets Hathras Stampede Victims’ Families | Hathras Stampede News

Rahul Gandhi News | Rahul Gandhi Meets Hathras Stampede Victims’ Families | Hathras Stampede NewsLeader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday met the family members of those who lost their lives in the deadly stampede in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras. Before reaching Hathras, Gandhi made a stop at Aligarh and met the kin of victims from the district.

Read full article
“I Am Sorry”: UK PM Rishi Sunak Concedes Defeat In UK Polls
onmynews.com

“I Am Sorry”: UK PM Rishi Sunak Concedes Defeat In UK Polls

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has conceded defeat in the country’s general elections as the trends showed that the Opposition Labour Party had won over 300 seats, while Sunak’s Conservative Party is ahead on 61.

“The Labour Party has won this general election, and I’ve called Sir Keir Starmer to congratulate him on his victory. Today, power will change hands in a peaceful and orderly manner, with goodwill on all sides. That is something that should give us all confidence in our country’s stability and future,” Rishi Sunak said while addressing his supporters in Richmond and Northern Allerton.

“I am sorry. I take responsibility for the loss,” he added.

Keir Starmer’s Labour Party will come to power facing a daunting challenge, with a sluggish economy, creaking public services, and falling living standards – all factors which contributed to the Conservatives’ demise.

Keir Starmer will be Britain’s next prime minister with his centre left Labour Party expected to win a huge majority in a parliamentary election, ending 14 years of often tumultuous Conservative government by trouncing Rishi Sunak’s party.

Despite his convincing victory, polls have suggested there is little enthusiasm for Starmer or his party, and he comes to power at a time when the country is facing a series of daunting challenges.

Britain’s tax burden is set to hit its highest since just after World War Two, net debt is almost equivalent to annual economic output, living standards have fallen, and public services are creaking, especially the much cherished National Health Service which has been dogged by strikes.

Read full article
Link copied!