🅠Hello readers! Through this news wrap, we bring you the top developments of the day.
൲Today's rundown includes updates on the CM face for Delhi, EU leaders meeting on Ukraine plan and more.
Delhi CM To Take Oath On Feb 20 At Ramlila Maidan
According to PTI's latest report, the BJP 𓃲source said that the next chief minister of Delhi along with the council of ministers is likely to take oath on February 20.
ܫThe ceremony is likely to be held around 4:30 pm on Thursday at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan.
Starmer, Macron Join Forces To Raise Concern About Trump's Ukraine Plan; Paris Meeting Today
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday stated that he is ready to send troops to Ukraine if that is necessary amid US's unclear stand in the situation. Meanhwile, French President Emmanuel Macron 🌊called leaders from key European Union nations and the United Kingdom to his ornate Elysee Palace on Monday for an emergency meeting on how to deal with the US who was once a dependable partner.
Trains To Prayagraj On Platform 16, Special Security At UP Stations And More After Delhi Stampede
ꦑThe Indian Railways have announced a list of special security measures post the stampede in New Delhi railway station.
🐬As per reports, Northern Railway has announced that all special trains heading to Prayagraj will now be operated exclusively from platform number 16. Additionally, passengers traveling on these special trains will be required to enter and exit through the Ajmeri Gate side of the station. Regular train operations will continue as usual across all platforms.
Ex-CEC Quraishi Rejects US DOGE's Claim Of Raising Funds Under 'Voter Turnout' | Congress, BJP Denies Involvement
🤡Former chief election commissioner S Y Quraishi in a statement dismissed the claims made by US Department of Government Efficiency that it was used for raising voter turnout in India when he headed the poll body.
🅠The reaction came after the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by billionaire Elon Musk, announced a series of expenditure cuts, including USD 21 million allocated for "voter turnout in India."
Champions Trophy Controversy: India's Flag Reportedly 'Missing' At Karachi's National Stadium
A fresh controversy pertaining to India and Pakistan has erupted ahead of the start of ICC ꦬChampions Trophy 2025, as the Indian flag was reportedly missing from the display at the National Stadium in Karachi.
😼The latest edition of Champions Trophy, which is returning after an eight-year absence, features eight nations but the flags of only seven were visible in a video shared on social media. The 'missing' India flag was attributed by many to the country's refusal to visit Pakistan in the post that went viral online. The veracity of the video could however not be confirmed independently.
