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Congress Working Committee member Gidugu Rudraraju has publicly demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, escalating opposition scrutiny of the Election Commission. The demand adds fresh political pressure at a time when the credibility and neutrality of India’s top poll authority remain under close watch.
At a Congress Working Committee meeting, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi sharpened his attack on the government and the Election Commission, saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi had once told him, 'When we go, you will come.' Gandhi also argued that Congress must resist both inside Parliament and on the streets, while insisting that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar should resign. The remarks signal a more confrontational phase in the party's response to the political and institutional battles ahead.
A fresh political flashpoint has emerged over the Election Commission of India after a former Home Secretary urged the Opposition to boycott elections until Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns. The intervention comes as the Congress Working Committee is set to meet today, September 29, to discuss what it has described as internal differences within the poll body.
The Bharat Rashtra Samithi on Friday accused the Congress government in Telangana of mismanaging Singareni Collieries Company Ltd. and contributing to a decline in the miner’s performance. Senior BRS leader T. Harish Rao also criticised the government for failing to announce the customary Dasara bonus for workers, turning the issue into a broader attack on labour policy and administrative competence.
The U.S. midterm elections are shaping up as a referendum on President Donald Trump’s political standing, with control of Congress likely to turn on a narrow set of suburban districts, swing-state Senate races and turnout among core voter blocs. Democrats are targeting Republican-held seats in places where Trump’s approval remains weak, while Republicans are betting that economic concerns and turnout advantages can blunt a national backlash.
The Congress Seva Dal has sought legal action against Bhaskar Rao after alleging that he spread false claims questioning the nationality of digital creator Dhruv Rathee. In a representation dated October 10, Junaid P.K., president of the Brigade, said Rao’s remarks suggested Rathee could be a foreign national, a claim the group says is baseless and defamatory. The complaint adds to the growing scrutiny around online political commentary and the legal risks of unverified claims in India’s polarized information environment.
The BJP intensified its offensive against Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, accusing him of insulting Hindu sentiment after his remarks invoking 'Shiv Ki Baraat' drew sharp criticism from the ruling party. Senior BJP leaders said the Congress was using religion as a political instrument while lacking a coherent national direction. The exchange has further sharpened the ideological confrontation between the two parties ahead of a politically sensitive period.
Young innovators took center stage at the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge India 2026 during India Mobile Congress 2026, underscoring how India is linking emerging technologies with public-interest innovation. The event, organized by the Department of Telecommunications and the International Telecommunication Union, highlighted robotics as a practical tool for solving social and developmental challenges. The showcase reflects a broader policy push to position India not only as a digital market, but as a creator of technology-led solutions with global relevance. It also signals growing institutional support for youth participation in advanced technology ecosystems.
Bank of America is warning investors that U.S. equities could face a meaningful pullback if Democrats win control of Congress in the midterm elections, with historical patterns suggesting the market often reacts poorly to a shift toward divided government or policy uncertainty. The bank’s analysis adds to a growing Wall Street debate over whether election results will reinforce gridlock, alter fiscal expectations, or reshape the policy backdrop for stocks.
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