Rohini Acharya hits back at sexist remark on ‘married daughters’ visiting their parents: ‘Aapke ghar me baithe hain?’
Rohini Acharya, Lalu Yadav’s daughter, is currently embroiled in a public family feud with her brother, Tejashwi Yadav, and his aides, following the RJD’s recent defeat in the Bihar Assembly elections. Recently, she has slammed the journalist over a sexist remark made by him about ‘married daughters’ visiting their parents. The moment has been captured on camera, and a video shared by Acharya on social media shows her in a hoarse voice, purportedly asking the journalist to clarify his remarks.
Another BIG win for IAS Tina Dabi as Barmer Collector gets Rs 2 crore from President for her work in…
Barmer district was awarded the first Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari Award for its outstanding performance in rainwater harvesting and public participation under Catch the Rain.
Delhi-NCR pollution: SC directs CAQM to shift sport competition to safer months, orders subsistence allowance for…
The top court also directed that the public interest litigation (PIL) concerning Delhi’s air quality be listed on a monthly basis so that implementation of pollution-control measures could be monitored throughout the year instead of only during peak winter months.
Railway Minister shares BIG update on India’s bullet train project, inaugural run to cover 100 km between Surat and Vapi in…
India’s first high-speed rail corridor is being constructed between Sabarmati and Mumbai to operate a bullet train at 320 kmph.
Good news for Noida residents! No long waits in Ghaziabad for passport; here’s why
Often, residents of Noida have to endure long queues and wait at the Ghaziabad passport centre to get their passport-related work done. But no more, as Passport Seva Kendra at the Head Post office in Sector 19, Noida have been expanded. In the latest development, the process of passport applications and verifications will become hassle-free with the addition of a new machine, additional resources, and a new counter at the centre.
Who were the other 199 Indians deported from US along with gangster Anmol Bishnoi?
Anmol Bishnoi is the 19th accused to be arrested for his involvement in the terror-syndicate led by his jailed brother, Lawrence Bishnoi.
Delhi Blast: From fake accreditation to fund diversion- Inside Rs 415 crore Al Falah University scam
The ED alleges Al Falah University duped students of over Rs410 crore through fake accreditation and diverted funds for personal use. Founder Siddiqui is in custody.
Pakistan Exposed: Ex-PoK PM’s shocking admission on Red Fort blast, he says…
Former PoK PM Chaudhry Anwarul Haq’s claim hinting at Pakistan’s role in the Red Fort blast has sparked controversy as Delhi Police probe terror modules.
Big update on Talaq-e-Hasan: Supreme Court questions validity of Muslim divorce, says, ‘how are you promoting…’
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a batch of pleas challenging certain forms of talaq prevalent among Muslims, which are allegedly discriminatory towards wives. After having heard arguments from two petitioners, a bench led by Justice Surya Kant listed the matter to be heard on November 26, Wednesday. The Court was hearing arguments in the case of journalist Heena Benazir, who is one among a batch of petitioners. Benazir has alleged that her husband attempted to divorce her through a Talaqnama sent by his lawyer, without pronouncing talaq himself. She argued that this method violates both Islamic practice and her rights.
Unearthed antisemitic, anti-Israel posts from Mamdani aide spark GOP outrage
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is facing heat from two New York lawmakers who spoke to Fox News Digital after a report showing a member of his transition team espoused vitriolic anti-Israel sentiments under the backdrop of Mamdani’s promises to combat antisemitism as mayor. Hassaan Chaudhary, according to a New York Post report on Sunday, has a social media presence littered with anti-Israel posts, including calling the country “barbaric,” using the term “Jew” as a slur, and praising Iran’s former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Chaudhary, who listed himself as a political director for Mamdani’s transition team, apologized for the remarks, saying the decade-old posts don’t represent his current views and that he looks back on them with “regret.” However, two lawmakers who spoke to Fox News Digital blasted Mamdani’s association with Chaudhary and warned that it shows the socialist mayor-elect is not being serious when he pledges to combat antisemitism in New York City. PATRIOTS OWNER ROBERT KRAFT CALLS MAMDANI NYC ELECTION ‘SAD’ AND VICTORY SPEECH ‘DIVISIVE’ “Let’s be transparent — this isn’t some innocent staffing mistake,” New York Republican Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz told Fox News Digital. “This is who Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani is and what his transition team/incoming administration stands for.” “When the incoming Mayor surrounds himself with someone who uses language about Jews reminiscent of the 1930s, praises Ahmadinejad, and holds other abhorrent views, that’s not a red flag — that’s a flashing siren. Extremism isn’t a fringe element of Zohran Mamdani’s team; it’s the foundation he’s building/destroying City Hall on.” A Mamdani spokesperson told the New York Post that Chaudhary is a Muslim outreach director and not a political director, but did not say whether he would be fired. “These comments from over a decade ago are reprehensible and in no way reflect the views of the mayor-elect or this transition,” a Mamdani spokesperson told Fox News Digital. “The mayor-elect has made this clear internally and consistently during the campaign and transition.” MAMDANI SLAMMED FOR JETTING TO ‘LUXURY RESORT’ FOR PUERTO RICO CONFERENCE DURING SHUTDOWN Inna Vernikov, a Republican New York City councilwoman, told Fox News Digital the situation shows that “useful idiots on the hard left have yet to realize that they’re just small pawns in a big and dangerous game.” Vernikov added, “The same agitators screaming in defense of Hamas would be thrown off a roof for their various gender identities. Zohran needs to get one thing clear: he is no longer a protester. He now has a city of 8 million to govern.” Mamdani faced heated criticism on the campaign trail for his long track record of criticizing Israel, dating back to his days in college, where he started his school’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter. Additionally, hundreds of rabbis signed onto a letter in the weeks before the election denouncing his campaign. Despite the outrage, Mamdani cruised to an election victory and has repeatedly promised to represent all New Yorkers, including the massive Jewish community in the city. “We will build a City Hall that stands steadfast alongside Jewish New Yorkers and does not waver in the fight against the scourge of antisemitism,” Mamdani said on election night, adding the next day that he takes the issue of antisemitism “incredibly seriously.” Still, Blumencranz told Fox News Digital that “personnel is policy” and that New Yorkers “better buckle up” if these are the type of people being recruited in the transition. “You don’t ‘accidentally’ hire a person who has spent years spewing this kind of hate,” Blumencranz told Fox News Digital. “The fact that Mamdani hasn’t immediately removed him tells every New Yorker exactly what kind of administration we’re about to get — one where bigotry is tolerated, where antisemitism is normalized, and where the most hateful voices are welcomed into the Gracie Mansion and City Hall.” The Mamdani team did not comment on Chaudhary’s current employment status. “Every resident of this city, Jewish or not, should be alarmed,” Blumencranz said. “This is dangerous, it’s divisive, and it’s a disgrace.”