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Chanting Azadi will be an act of sedition; action will be taken: Adityanath Adityanath accused the Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Left parties of doing politics at the cost of the nation Current Affairs :Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday condemned the continuous fights against the new citizenship law, saying it is “disgraceful” that the men sitting in the solace of their homes have sent the ladies and youngsters out in the city to shake. Tending to a convention on the side of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Kanpur, Adityanath stated, “These individuals don’t have fearlessness to take an interest in the fights themselves. They know whether they enjoy vandalism, their property will be seized. Presently what have they done? “They began causing the ladies to sit at streets. The youngsters have been made to sit. It’s such a major wrongdoing, that the men are dozing under the blanket and the ladies are made to sit at streets. It is disgrac...

India warns palm oil buyers against Malaysian imports after diplomatic spat This comes after Malaysia’s Prime Minister criticised India’s actions in Kashmir and its new citizenship law Current Affairs :Indian palm oil shippers have adequately prevented all buys from Malaysia after the administration secretly cautioned them to evade item from the nation following a strategic spat, industry and government sources said. The admonition, gave a week ago, comes nearly in parallel with New Delhi’s transition to confine imports of refined palm oil and palmolein after Malaysia’s Prime Minister scrutinized India’s activities in Kashmir and its new citizenship law. At present, Indian purchasers are not making any unrefined or refined palm oil buys from top provider Malaysia, at any rate five industry sources acquainted with the issue told Reuters. “Formally there is no prohibition on unrefined palm oil imports from Malaysia, however no one’s purchasing because of government’s dir...

State, Centre separate politics and business as Modi visits Bengal Banerjee’s meeting with Modi provided added ammunition to Opposition parties, who dubbed the Trinamool Congress as the BJP’s B-team Current Affairs :Governmental issues and business were kept separate on Saturday when Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Kolkata as boss clergyman Mamata Banerjee held a gathering with him before joining a dissent against the new citizenship law. Banerjee, who has been at the bleeding edge of the disturbance against the Citizenship Amendment Act and National Register of Citizens (NRC), met the Prime Minister at Raj Bhavan, the official habitation of the West Bengal Governor. Banerjee said it was a kindness meeting. “It is my protected obligation to meet the Prime Minister when he is visiting. We have requested Rs 28,000 crore that is because of us and Rs 7,000 crore by virtue of Bulbul (violent wind). The Prime Minister has said that he will beware of this,” she said. ...