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PM Modi launches $4.2 mn redevelopment project of Hindu temple in Bahrain Modi, the first Indian Prime Minister to visit the key Gulf nation, offered prayers at the Shreenathji Temple in Manama, the oldest temple in the region Current Affairs :- Head administrator Narendra Modi on Sunday propelled the $4.2 million redevelopment task of the 200-year-old Lord Sri Krishna sanctuary in the Bahraini capital. Modi, the main Indian Prime Minister to visit the key Gulf country, offered petitions at the Shreenathji Temple in Manama, the most established sanctuary in the locale, and furthermore the prasad’ that he purchased with the RuPay card in the wake of propelling it in the UAE on Saturday. Head administrator at that point disclosed the plaque, along these lines formally propelling the redevelopment task of the notorious sanctuary. Much obliged to you Bahrain for the glow and warmth. PM @narendramodi closes his noteworthy encounter with supplications at the 200 years of age...

EC bars Mayawati, Adityanath from poll campaigning after SC enquiry The SC bench referred to submissions of the EC that they can issue notice, then advisory and finally lodge a complaint against an errant politician for violating the Model Code of Conduct Elections : The Election Commission (EC) on Monday restricted Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati from race battling for 72 hours and 48 hours, separately, beginning from 6 am on Tuesday, for damaging the Model Code of Conduct by owning frightful expressions in their addresses, detailed news office ANI. The EC activity came after the Supreme Court observed the supposed despise addresses made by Mayawati and Yogi Adityanath amid battles and looked to know from the survey board about the activity started against them up until this point. The Election Commission “firmly censured” Adityanath and Mayawati for their collective comments. The two have additionally been “re...

Abu Dhabi adopts Hindi as third official court language to help speakers This is aimed at helping Hindi speakers to learn about litigation procedures, their rights, and duties without a language barrier In a milestone choice, Abu Dhabi has included Hindi as the third official language utilized in its courts, close by Arabic and English, as a component of a move intended to enhance access to equity. The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department on Saturday said it has expanded the selection of intuitive types of explanation of cases documented under the steady gaze of courts by including the Hindi language close by Arabic and English in labor cases. This is gone for helping Hindi speakers to find out about prosecution strategies, their rights and obligations without a language obstruction, notwithstanding encouraging enrollment methodology by means of brought together structures accessible through the ADJD site, the legal body said. As per official figures, the UAE populace is ass...