Author: The World Opinion

With President Vladimir Putin’s visit imminent, Russia has strategically placed the ball in India’s court by publicly outlining its desire for an enhanced bilateral relationship. Moscow has indicated its readiness to take the India-Russia partnership to a much higher level, contingent on India’s own strategic choices. During an online briefing, Putin’s spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, drew parallels between Russia’s deepening strategic alignment with China and its ambitions for India. He stated that Moscow is open to expanding cooperation with India “beyond limits,” mirroring its approach with Beijing, and that the pace and depth of this expansion would be determined by India’s…

Brace yourselves, Jharkhand! An intense cold wave has descended upon the state, with a specific warning issued for seven districts. Temperatures have dropped drastically, leading to a harsh and biting cold that is affecting life across these regions. Authorities are emphasizing the importance of staying safe and warm, especially during the night and early morning hours. The cold wave conditions are expected to continue, making it imperative for residents to follow safety guidelines and protect themselves from the freezing temperatures. Special attention is being paid to essential services to ensure they can operate under these adverse weather conditions.

India’s Supreme Court has intervened on humanitarian grounds, instructing the government to bring back Sonali Khatoon, a Bangladeshi national, and her son after their deportation. The Central government has assured the apex court that it will arrange for their return, promising surveillance and medical aid for the mother and child. This action underscores a compassionate approach, as highlighted by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, recognizing Khatoon’s prior life in India. The Supreme Court’s order specifically mentioned the provision of free medical treatment for Khatoon, considering her pregnancy, and ensuring the welfare of her child. The government’s appeal against a Calcutta High…

Serious allegations have been made against Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, by Aleema Khan, the sister of detained former Prime Minister Imran Khan. During an interview, Khan labeled Munir a “radicalized Islamist” and claimed he harbors a strong desire for a full-scale war with India. She explained that Munir’s “Islamic radicalization and conservatism” are the driving forces behind his aggressive stance towards countries that do not follow Islam. Aleema Khan contrasted this with her brother’s approach, describing Imran Khan as a “pure liberal” who consistently sought friendly relations with India and the BJP. She predicted that Imran Khan’s leadership…

Raipur December 3, 2025/ Taking another significant step towards making administrative processes simple, transparent, and swift under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, Revenue Minister Shri Tankaram Verma launched the e-Gazette Online Portal at the Secretariat. Secretary of the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Smt. Reena Babasaheb Kangale, was present on the occasion. Through the e-Gazette Online Portal, all government departments and orders, notifications, ordinances, and other published materials issued by District Collectors will now be sent directly in online manuscript form to the Director, Printing and Stationery Department, from where the Government Press will publish it…

Raipur, December 03, 2025// Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai was courteously met today at Mantralaya Mahanadi Bhawan by Shri Jagdish V Parikh, a representative of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS). During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on the special efforts being made in the field of higher education in the state and new possibilities. Shri Parikh informed the Chief Minister about the institute’s proposal to establish its campus in EduCity, Naya Raipur. He also shared information about the courses and academic activities conducted by NMIMS. Additionally, Shri Parikh informed him about his meeting with the Minister…

Raipur, December 03, 2025/ The top 10 candidates of the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission 2024 called on Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai at his official residence in the capital Raipur the other day. Chief Minister Shri Sai extended best wishes and congratulations to all the selected candidates and their families for their success. MLA Shri Lalit Chandrakar and Official Language Officer Shri Chhagan Lal Nagvanshi were also present on this occasion. Chief Minister Shri Sai took detailed information from the students about their preparation experiences, challenges faced during the examination, and future plans. He said that the students have…

Cabinet Decisions Date – December 03, 2025 A cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai was held here today at Mantralaya Mahanadi Bhawan, during which important decisions were taken, including providing concessions in electricity bills to domestic electricity consumers in the state.  Chief Minister Urja Rahat Jan Abhiyan (M-URJA) – The Chief Minister Urja Rahat Jan Abhiyan is effective in the state from December 01, 2025, to provide relief in electricity bills to domestic electricity consumers. Under this, domestic electricity consumers will get a 50 percent discount on electricity bills up to 200 units per month,…

Breaking from convention, the Health Minister spent time at the Outpatient Department (OPD) of Sadar Hospital, actively treating patients. The Minister’s direct interaction included examining individuals, diagnosing ailments, and issuing prescriptions, offering a tangible demonstration of dedication to public health. This proactive approach allows for an unfiltered view of the healthcare system’s strengths and weaknesses, directly from the frontline. The experience is intended to foster a deeper understanding of the operational demands and patient expectations at government-run hospitals. By stepping into the role of a treating physician, the Minister gains crucial perspectives that can inform strategic planning and resource allocation.…

The free health camp organized by St. Columbus Mission Hospital, situated opposite the Bijli Office on Ravindra Path, concluded with great success, offering free medical care to 1323 patients. The event, spanning two days, saw a significant turnout of those in need, with 651 individuals treated on the first day and 672 on the second. The hospital provided a comprehensive suite of free medical services, encompassing doctor consultations, blood pressure checks, vital cancer screenings, and distribution of free medicines. Patients also benefited from dental and eye examinations, along with crucial sugar and hemoglobin level testing. Specialized consultations with neurologists were…