Aston by-election a historic win for Labor, Albo The Aston byelection came as a shock to many, particularly to those in the Liberal party. On Saturday April 1, the Indian community Liberal candidate – Roshena Campbell in Aston lost to Labor’s Mary Doyle in the previously blue-ribbon, unlosable seat ofRead More →
After earning two brownie points – one from the US and the other from Germany, the princes of Congress party – Shri Rahul Gandhi finally made up his mind to do the right thing – to go to Surat Sessions court (next level up from the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM))Read More →
There are reports in the Indian media that pro-Khalistani activist Amritpal Singh soon could surrender at Akal Takht in Amritsar. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann assured his state saying the state police were prepared for it or any other eventuality. In the recently released video by Amritpal which went viralRead More →
If not Australian Citizens, face deportation if convicted and sentenced to 12+ months jail Victoria police’s Melbourne East Neighbourhood Policing Team have arrested three men – Khalistani attackers – in relation to the attacks that took place at Federation Square on 29 January, the day Khalistan Referendum was held inRead More →
I labored yesterday to understand what transpired in the Liberal party room when Moira Deeming expulsion was dealt with by the elected members of the Victorian Liberal party. It would have been sad for the Liberal party, John Pesutto, Mrs Deeming and for the democracy in Victoria had there beenRead More →
According to reports, Khalistani leader Amritpal Singh was instigating Punjab youth to take up arms if necessary and be ready to die for the sake of creating Sikh homeland, Khalistan. Some reports suggest, he was targeting around 800-1000 youth to create Khalistani army called AKF or Anandpur Khalistan Force. AfterRead More →
This Saturday, voters chose their federal representative Roshena Campbell (Liberal) or Mary Doyle (Labor) in Aston after Alan Tudge, a towering leader had to bow out. When he announced his decision to quit politics, it would have delivered mixed feelings to many of his colleagues including leader Peter Dutton. PeterRead More →
Students in Melbourne’s growing inner city are being supported with the education they need, with a new campus to expand Docklands Primary School opening in coming months. Minister for Education Natalie Hutchins today announced that Docklands Primary School has secured a nearby site to become a second temporary campus forRead More →
After yesterday’s result of his public move expel Moira Deeming, John Pesutto has almost been written off by many commentators on the Left and on the Right. Not surprising, because they all perform as cheer squad of their own respective emperors extolling ‘his/her or their’ non-existent ‘new clothes’. Following theRead More →
Faces immediate disqualification from Lok Sabha over 2-year sentence Perhaps world’s only, perennially ill-advised Rahul Gandhi faces a real conundrum. His political career for now, seems to be in real strife after a court in Surat sentenced him for two years imprisonment over his loose and loud vilification of ModisRead More →