Min’s son administers oath to women in religious programme

Indore: Water resource minister Tulsiram Silawat’s son Nitish alias Chintu Silawat was seen in a video administering oath to women participating in a religious programme to ensure his father’s victory in coming assembly polls on Monday. “We will take out such a Kalash Yatra after winning the polls. You all please lift all these Kalash and take a pledge that you are lifting it as a symbol of victory of minister Silawat,” his son Chintu Silawat said. TNN

Ticket seekers protest at Silawats event in Sanwer

Supporters of Rajendra Choudhary in Madhya Pradesh are demanding a ticket for him instead of Manoj Patel from the BJP. The resentment over ticket distribution is causing problems for the party. During a cleanliness drive in Sanwer, supporters raised slogans and held placards expressing their dissatisfaction. Protests have also taken place in other constituencies. The BJP spokesperson stated that everyone has the right to voice their demands in a democratic tradition.

Civic body takes out Amrit Kalash Yatra

To celebrate India's 75 years of independence, Chandigarh MC organized the Amrit Kalash Yatra, where residents submitted soil in an urn and chanted nationalist slogans. The yatra, part of the Meri Maati Mera Desh campaign, will cover all 35 municipal wards and the urns will be sent to New Delhi for a national program. In other news, Marathi actress Sonalee Kulkarni celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi in an eco-friendly manner, urging fans to adopt sustainable practices. Panchkula is preparing for Swachhata Pakhwada to create awareness about cleanliness, while RLP is launching its campaign with the Satta Sankalp Yatra.

BSF holds Amrit Kalash Yatra along India-Bangladesh border

The Seema Praharis of BSF Meghalaya organized an Amrit Kalash Yatra along the India-Bangladesh border to honor the martyrs of the freedom struggle. The campaign, launched by the Government of India to commemorate the country's 75th year of Independence, aims to capture the essence of patriotism and national pride. Soil was collected from bordering villages during the Yatra, with enthusiastic participation from villagers. This initiative is part of the Meri Mati Mera Desh campaign.