Around 21 legislators from Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party aligned with the Labour Party to prevent the British PM from taking UK out of the European Union without a formal agreement.
Britain PM Boris Johnson shuts down parliament for 5 weeks, leaving just a couple of weeks for MPs to discuss Brexit plans before the 31 October deadline.
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High value of 350-acre Ford plant property drove TN to encourage Ford to return over nearly a yr of negotiations. It's expected to reinforce state's resurgence as global manufacturing hub.
Air Marshal Amar Preet Singh will take over as chief on 30 September. During his service of nearly 40 yrs, he has served in variety of command, staff, instructional & foreign appointments.
Sri Lankan transition was smoothly managed. Check Bangladesh for contrast. They forced their incumbent into exile, installed a mostly unelectable govt of non-political people.
I am myself a victim of an IAS officer who instead of doing her duty for the good of the society acted negatively. Why shouldn’t such IAS be asked to resign?
The dominant emotion that should be generated through such an exercise is accountability, resting on utmost fairness and objectivity. Not an all pervading atmosphere of fear and insecurity. The public forms its own assessments, sometimes rough and ready, whether the machinery as a whole is acting with utmost impartiality and political neutrality.
The violence is condemnable. The police should act with firmness against the protestors. Second such incident in a fortnight. 2. Bilateral ties are fraying. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told the House of Commons that allegations of human rights violations in Kashmir since 5th August should be ” thoroughly, promptly and transparently ” investigated. He said that he had raised with EAM Jaishankar Britain’s concerns on 7th August and that his country will carefully monitor the situation in Kashmir. He had been assured that ” detentions, potential mistreatment and communications blackouts were only temporaneous, as strictly required … And of course we would want to hold them to that understanding “. 3. If this is not internationalisation of Kashmir, one wonders what would be.
I am myself a victim of an IAS officer who instead of doing her duty for the good of the society acted negatively. Why shouldn’t such IAS be asked to resign?
The dominant emotion that should be generated through such an exercise is accountability, resting on utmost fairness and objectivity. Not an all pervading atmosphere of fear and insecurity. The public forms its own assessments, sometimes rough and ready, whether the machinery as a whole is acting with utmost impartiality and political neutrality.
The violence is condemnable. The police should act with firmness against the protestors. Second such incident in a fortnight. 2. Bilateral ties are fraying. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told the House of Commons that allegations of human rights violations in Kashmir since 5th August should be ” thoroughly, promptly and transparently ” investigated. He said that he had raised with EAM Jaishankar Britain’s concerns on 7th August and that his country will carefully monitor the situation in Kashmir. He had been assured that ” detentions, potential mistreatment and communications blackouts were only temporaneous, as strictly required … And of course we would want to hold them to that understanding “. 3. If this is not internationalisation of Kashmir, one wonders what would be.