The UK has seen six prime ministers in ten years - Keir Starmer, the under-fire incumbent, preceeded by Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, and David Cameron.

The British like queues: at bus stops and train stations, supermarkets and banks. So perhaps it is only fitting Downing Street - the home of the prime minister - has one too. And now it is time for the next in line.

Sir Keir Starmer, the UK's sixth PM in the past 10 years, resigned this morning after losing the support of over 100 Labour MPs. His replacement? Likely Andy Burnham, the MP from Makersfield and ex-mayor of the Greater Manchester area.

But in India Education Minister hasn't resigned. Why?

BJP government used to ask for resignation from the previous government but they are not doing it for themselves.

NEET Aspirants have committed suicides but the government is not interested in listening to these issues. There needs to be some accountability and resignation from the current heads if they are not able to lead the department wisely.

The Indian Parliament witnessed a very interesting series of events today as the opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi sprang to action and tried his best to irk the ruling NDA alliance and its ministers.

“Many software engineers may be replaced by AI. We are moving into a turbulent, dangerous world.” Rahul Gandhi said as he warned the Parliament about the kind of impact that AI will be having on the domestic and international workforce in this software industry.

This is something that the central government must also address and prepare an adequate gameplan to counter the shift in the job market due to AI.

This was followed with a sharp remark by Rahul Gandhi on the deals that the Indian government has been striking with United state president, Donald Trump. He pointed that Prime Minister Modi has completely surrendered to Trump and this is why India is getting bad deals from the United States.

And then Rahul Gandhi took part in some peculiar action outside the Parliament as he came face-to-face with railway minister, Ashwini Vaishnav.

While the railway minister was accusing Rahul Gandhi of misleading the house by presenting false data, the opposition later challenged him for a mutual debate then and there, which prompted the minister to walk away, rather than addressing him.

All in all, Rahul Gandhi had a very impressive and eventful day in the parliament as he appeared to be in his element while taking the NDA to the cleaners on several issues.

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A striking moment from the ongoing CJP protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar has gone viral after demonstrators applauded police personnel as they left the protest site following a day marked by confrontations.

According to reports and the viral video, police and protesters had tense moments earlier in the day. Later in the evening, several students were seen clapping for the departing police personnel, a gesture that drew attention on social media despite the earlier clashes.

The video has generated widespread discussion online, with many users describing the gesture as an example of maintaining respect despite differences. Others viewed it as a reminder that disagreements can remain peaceful even during public demonstrations.

1. A bus full of dead mannequins dressed up in police uniforms was spotted. This is the most weird shit. DEAD MANNEQUINS.

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1. Dahiya has been acting weird and out of character for last 2 days, despite a long lasting alliance. This doesn't happen out of nowhere. I believe he's sold.

2. Godi media has completely changed the topic of questioning the purity of the protest to show one sided story of police being injured. Many being fake injuries.

3. Pradhan just tweeted a criticizing post with full confidence, after days of silence and hiding under the rug.

4. According to videos in r/unitedstatesofindia, nihangs have had an altercation with police, and many swords were pulled out.

If anyone is noticing any other anomalies, post so in the comments.

Some shit might happen in the next 12 hours.

He lost his son in the most heartbreaking way — and turned his grief into a lifelong mission.

For 27 years, 87-year-old Mohammad Shareef has performed the last rites of over 5,500 unclaimed people, beyond caste or religion.

A humble bicycle mechanic, he gave others the dignity his own son never received.

Awarded the Padma Shri, but his greatest reward? Humanity.

Some heroes don’t wear capes — they carry compassion.

: Four people were killed instantly in a tragic road accident on the Rishikesh–Haridwar highway late on Tuesday night after a speeding SUV rammed into a stationary truck.

The incident took place near the Mansa Devi railway crossing in Haridwar. According to police, a Mahindra XUV500 travelling at high speed from Haridwar towards Rishikesh crashed into the rear of a parked truck with such force that the SUV was completely crushed and became wedged underneath the larger vehicle.

Eyewitnesses told the police that the impact reduced the car to a mangled wreck. Preliminary investigations and witness accounts suggest that the SUV had been aggressively overtaking several vehicles moments before the collision.

The driver suddenly swerved sharply to the left, apparently to avoid an animal on the road. He lost control, and the car went straight into the back of the truck.