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Karnataka's new cabinet is being discussed as Siddaramaiah and his son met Rahul Gandhi. Siddaramaiah is reportedly seeking a cabinet post for his son, Yathindra. Sources say the party is okay with this. A meeting on Saturday will elect the new leader. Randeep Singh Surjewala said, "Absolutely. There is no hurdle."
The government is really focused on making social welfare hostels and schools much better for students. They're upgrading buildings, adding safety features like CCTV, and improving food and sanitation. The minister said, "government was committed to taking SC, ST and BC students to greater academic heights." They're also boosting coaching for exams.
DK Shivakumar is set to become Karnataka CM, highlighting his long rivalry with Siddaramaiah. Shivakumar once said, "I tried to play chess, but Siddaramaiah played football," describing how Siddaramaiah blocked his rise to party chief years ago. This shows their deep political history shaping the Congress in the state.
Rahul Gandhi praised Siddaramaiah for his "sacrifice" of the CM post, calling him an example. Siddaramaiah, however, made demands for his son and argued against deputy CMs unless all communities are represented. He also declined a Rajya Sabha seat, preferring to stay in Karnataka politics.
Iran says it won't give up its "legal and legitimate rights" for peaceful nuclear energy. The envoy told ANI, "the nuclear issue is currently not on the agenda." Talks with the US are ongoing, with Iran proposing a peace deal that includes ending blockades and US troop withdrawal, but the nuclear question remains a sticking point.
Get ready, about 40 Indian coastal areas might get over 1°C hotter by 2040! A new report says India's average temps will rise by 1.5°C, and "coastal regions are facing an imminent climate crisis." This means hotter summers and more rain, changing how people live and what nature looks like.
Punjab's Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said people rejected "politics of hatred" and backed development as AAP won big in civic polls. The ruling party secured over 860 wards, showing public support for their work. Mann believes this shows the "pulse of Punjab" is with AAP, hinting at future wins.
Jalandhar police busted an arms smuggling ring, arresting three men and finding five pistols, nine magazines, and 22 bullets. DGP Gaurav Yadav said "the module was involved in smuggling of illegal arms within Punjab." This discovery shows police are actively stopping illegal weapons from spreading.
Myanmar's President is visiting India for five days starting Saturday, focusing on trade and border security. He'll meet PM Modi on June 1 to "strengthen historical and civilisational ties" and attend a business forum. The visit also includes trips to Bodh Gaya and Mumbai for industry talks.
On his death anniversary, CM Yogi remembered Chaudhary Charan Singh as the "messiah of farmers." He said, "Chaudhary Sahib used to say that the path to the country's development passes through villages, farms and barns." Yogi highlighted Charan Singh's role in farming reforms and the UP government's welfare schemes for farmers.
Kolkata airport is getting a big upgrade to become world-class, but it means moving a mosque and a temple. BJP MLA Sourav Sikdar said, "There will be no compromise when it comes to development." The government wants to build a new Aerocity, but talks about moving the mosque haven't gone smoothly yet.
DK Shivakumar, a strong contender for Karnataka CM, has a winning streak from student politics to eight Assembly wins. He rose through Congress, even winning as an independent after being denied a ticket. He's known for his bold style, never shying away from luxury. He said, "I am a simple man."