Having survived scandal, impeachments and a criminal conviction, Trump approached the midterms as yet another hurdle he could clear with the sheer force of his personality.
Having survived scandal, impeachments and a criminal conviction, Trump approached the midterms as yet another hurdle he could clear with the sheer force of his personality.
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False flags and fake maritime certifications allow vessels engaging in illicit activity to evade international safety and environmental regulations, carrying no indemnity insurance.
Ranka questioned the minister, saying: “Why were you negotiating with us then?” NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Ashutosh Ranka has hit back at Union minister Jitendra Singh after the latter alleged that Ranka received financial support from Pakistani politicians and handlers.Responding to the allegation in a post on X, Ranka questioned the minister, saying: “Why were you negotiating with us then?”In another X post, Ranka wrote, "Paper leak kisne karaye? Pakistan. School barbaad kisne kiye? Pakistan. Vote chori kisne krwayi? Pakistan. Desh mein berozgaari kisne failayi? Pakistan." Join conversation View All Comments → Share your thoughts in the comments Insightful Agree Disagree Skeptical Concerning Promising Worth Reading Big Development Post Comment Be respectful · TOI community guidelines CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke also reacted to Singh's remarks by sharing a video clip of the minister's comments, accompanied by a funny GIF showing a man placing bundles of cash on his head. Singh had made the allegations during a press conference in Bengaluru on November 3. He claimed that Dipke had received funds from US-based donors, while Ranka was allegedly paid by Pakistani politicians and received money through intermediaries.The minister further alleged that foreign-funded NGOs, deep-state operatives and organisations working against India's interests were backing campaigns against the government's policies and influencing public discourse.Singh's remarks came amid several protests against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls demanding resignation of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Crude oil prices have fallen below $94 a barrel as US President Donald Trump's midterm election setback fuels hopes of an end to the Iran war. Here's how the political shift could affect global oil supplies, prices and India's crude imports.