New Taja Khabar

    Tensions in the Middle East are once again on edge after a senior Iranian official issued a blunt warning to Iran’s adversaries, stating that any military attack on the country would be treated as an “all-out war.” The remark comes amid heightened regional instability, ongoing conflicts involving Iran’s allies, and growing international concern over escalation. The statement has triggered fresh debates among global policymakers, analysts, and security experts, who fear that even a limited strike could spiral into a wider confrontation involving multiple countries. What Did Iran Say? Speaking to international media, a senior Iranian official made it clear that Tehran would not differentiate between a small strike and a full-scale assault. According to the official, any attack on Iranian territory, assets, or interests would invite a comprehensive military response. Iran’s leadership has repeatedly stressed that it considers deterrence a core part of its defense strategy....

    The Congress party is once again facing uncomfortable questions about its internal functioning after senior leader Rashid Alvi publicly acknowledged a "communication breakdown" within the organisation. His remarks come soon after Congress MP Shakeel Ahmed raised similar concerns, bringing the party’s internal issues into sharp public focus. At a time when the Congress is trying to position itself as a strong opposition ahead of key political battles, these statements from veteran leaders have sparked debate about whether internal coordination and leadership messaging are becoming a serious challenge for India’s oldest political party. What Rashid Alvi Said Speaking to the media, Rashid Alvi admitted that there is a clear communication gap between the party leadership and workers on the ground. He questioned how long-standing Congress leaders and workers would remain motivated if their voices were not heard, bluntly asking, “Where can they go?” Alvi’s comment was not d...

    A fresh political controversy has erupted in Kerala following new claims by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) regarding the ongoing Sabarimala gold theft case. The CPI(M) has alleged that the Congress party softened its stance and stepped back from aggressive criticism after the name of senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi allegedly surfaced during discussions around the case. The charge has intensified political sparring between the state’s two major rivals, adding another layer to an already sensitive issue. What Is the Sabarimala Gold Theft Case? The Sabarimala gold theft case relates to the alleged misappropriation and irregular handling of gold and valuables donated by devotees at the Sabarimala temple, one of the most prominent pilgrimage centres in India. The issue has drawn public attention because of the massive scale of offerings at the shrine and the importance of transparency in managing temple assets. Over time, questions have been raised by various po...

    India has officially emerged as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, highlighting the country’s rapid rise as a global hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven solutions. The statement reflects India’s growing influence in the global startup landscape, backed by consistent policy support, a young workforce, and expanding digital infrastructure. A Major Milestone for India’s Innovation Journey Speaking about India’s entrepreneurial growth, PM Modi pointed out that the country now ranks behind only the United States and China in terms of startup ecosystem scale. Over the last decade, India has seen a steady increase in the number of startups across sectors such as technology, fintech, healthcare, education, agriculture, and clean energy. This growth has not happened overnight. It is the result of long-term efforts to create a supportive environment for entrepreneurs, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and improve acce...

    Senior Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor has firmly rejected allegations that he went against his party’s official position in Parliament, saying that at no point did he violate party discipline or deviate from the Congress stand. Tharoor’s clarification comes amid political chatter and speculation over his recent remarks and parliamentary interventions, which some critics claimed were not fully aligned with the Congress party’s line. Addressing these concerns, the former diplomat and four-time MP made it clear that his actions remained well within the framework of party policy. “No Deviation from Party Line,” Tharoor Says Speaking on the issue, Shashi Tharoor stated unambiguously that every intervention he made in Parliament was consistent with the Congress party’s stated position. “At no stage did I violate my party’s stand in Parliament,” Tharoor said, putting to rest rumours of internal dis...