Amidst the ongoing unrest in India’s neighboring country Bangladesh, the interim government there has suffered a major setback. Khudabaksh Chaudhary, special assistant in the Home Ministry headed by Mohammad Yunus, chief advisor to the interim government, has resigned from his post and President Mohammad Shahabuddin has also accepted his resignation.

Khudabaksh Choudhary, a former Director General of Police (IGP) in Bangladesh, was appointed special assistant to Mohammad Yunus on 10 November 2024. His resignation has come at a time when the situation in the country is deteriorating rapidly after the death of rebellion leader Osman Hadi.

Meanwhile, Tariq Rahman, son of former Bangladesh PM, has returned to Bangladesh. Before the return of Tariq Rahman, one person was killed in a bomb attack near a church in the capital Dhaka on Wednesday (24 December). This incident has raised serious concerns regarding security in the capital. Let us tell you that after the death of student leader Usman Hadi, violence has intensified in Bangladesh. The mob also set on fire the offices of two major newspapers of the country, Daily Star and Pratham Aalo.

When will elections be held in Bangladesh?
This uproar is happening in Bangladesh at a time when less than 2 months are left for the country’s national elections. General elections are proposed in Bangladesh on 12 February 2026. This election is the first national election to be held after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government in July 2024. Khudabaksh Chaudhary’s resignation is the fourth major resignation from Yunus’s interim government.

Tariq Rehman is returning to his country
Tariq Rahman, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, returned to his country today (25 December) after 17 years. 1 lakh workers of his Bangladeshi Nationalist Party (BNP) gathered near the airport to welcome him. Let us tell you that Rahman had fled to London in 2008 to avoid arrest. At that time, many corruption cases were going on against him in Hasina government.

Awami League banned in Bangladesh
Yunus government has banned Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League. In such a situation, BNP has great chances of winning the elections. BNP President Khaleda Zia is 80 years old and her health is very bad. It is believed that Tariq Rehman can be a contender for the next PM.

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Former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has expressed serious concern over the growing freebie culture i.e. free facilities and cash promises during elections in India. He said in one of his articles that even though elections can be won through these free schemes, it does not strengthen the future of the country. Subbarao said that ‘distributing borrowed money is easy, but it does not create a nation.’

Competition of promises in elections
Subbarao gave the example of Bihar assembly elections and said that the election campaign had turned into a ‘competition of populist promises’. He said that the NDA government sent Rs 10,000 to the accounts of about 1.2 crore women during the election campaign, while the opposition alliance made big promises – Rs 30,000 to every woman and a government job in every household. According to him, the atmosphere during the elections was such that the political parties had completely forgotten the limits of economic responsibility and budget.

Freebie destroys influence and trust
The former governor says that when every party announces free schemes during elections, their influence gradually disappears. People start understanding that these promises are limited to elections only and are not necessarily fulfilled. He said- ‘When promises exceed limits, people stop trusting.’

Many states are burdened with financial burden
According to Subbarao, after implementing the election promises, many states have now started understanding the real value of this model. He said that the expenditure on social schemes of Andhra Pradesh is much more than estimated. Telangana is already facing huge financial pressure. Even in Maharashtra and Karnataka, the budget for other development works is falling short. He said that when a large part of the budget is spent on cash transfers, freebies and subsidies, investment on education, health, employment and infrastructure reduces.

Giving freebie by borrowing is the most dangerous
Subbarao’s biggest warning was that governments are borrowing to complete these schemes. He said- ‘Today’s expenses are becoming a burden on people’s tomorrow. The money given today will have to be repaid by future generations.

Politics silent due to fear
The former governor says that no political party in India wants to oppose the freebie culture because they fear that they will be called ‘anti-poor’. He says that this is not the problem of just one party but the weakness of the entire political system.

Called the freebie a ‘political failure’
Subbarao said that the free schemes are a way of acknowledging that the government has failed to provide employment, income and opportunities. He said, ‘It is easy to give money to people for today’s needs, but making them self-reliant is real development.’

need to make national rules
He suggested that a national framework should be created in India, which would decide how much amount the government can spend on free schemes. What can be announced before the elections and most importantly where will the money come from.

Bihar Election Results 2025: The turn that Bihar politics took on 14 November 2025 shocked the entire country. When the counting of votes took place today after two phases of voting held on 6th and 11th November, the results were miraculous not only from the political but also from the astrological point of view. The question now is, was this victory just a matter of strategy, or did the planetary movements really bring BJP to the throne?

When the planets were changing in the sky, then on earth…

The first phase took place on 6th November, on that day the Scorpio ascendant was rising. Mars was in its own house, and according to astrology, when Mars is active in its own house, then victory is achieved through struggle. The entire campaigning of BJP was like that of ‘Aggressive Mangal’. Precise, striking, and disciplined. On the other hand, the opposition was running in the dasha of Venus. Venus was in the twelfth house, which indicates loss and confusion. This confusion sank the Grand Alliance.

When the second phase took place on November 11, the conjunction of Saturn and Moon in Aquarius clearly indicated that the public had made up its mind. Saturn is the planet of discipline, and the basic tone of BJP’s politics has been ‘Speak less, do concrete.’ This was the same combination that brought about the change of power in the 2014 general elections also.

Moon-Ketu conjunction on the day of counting means a sign of a sudden turn!

As soon as the counting of votes started on 14 November 2025, there was a big turning point from the astrological point of view. On that day the Moon was in conjunction with Ketu, which is considered a symbol of sudden results and unexpected victories. The same thing happened on this day in the political history of Bihar. The trends in many seats were going in favor of the opposition, but in the last phase the mood changed. Just like Ketu changes direction in a moment, the result changed the path of power.

Jupiter (Jupiter) was in Scorpio in its retrograde state at that time. When this planet goes retrograde, it brings about the ‘re-emergence of truth’. This meant that the public was tired of the instability of the past two years, and wanted a stable leadership. NDA gave the same.

How was the great union of power formed?

BJP and JD(U) won this election not only on the ground but also in the sky. He transformed the energy of Mars into the language of ‘young voters’. Converted anger into organization. He converted Shani’s stability into the promise of ‘governance’. Gave policy, not slogans.

And the conjunction of Ketu destroyed the opposition’s strategy. Where there was confusion, there was chaos. The voting percentage (more than 67%) also went in favor of the planets. Higher turnout often benefits the party that is more ‘connected’ to the public, and the NDA proved that their rapport matched both the public mood and the planetary signs.

Opposition’s defeat in planetary court

For the Grand Alliance, Rahu was placed in the ‘third house’ which symbolizes instability, internal divisions and confusion in propaganda. This is exactly what was seen in the last week of elections. Poster controversy, dissatisfaction in seat distribution and questions on leadership. Whereas in BJP’s horoscope, the aspect of Jupiter was falling on the house of power, this created ‘Vikas-Yoga’. Political analysts may say that this was a victory of strategy, but from the point of view of planetary transit, it was a ‘coincidence of time’, when the sky joined hands with the earth.

Stars don’t lie, but they need people to understand

Bihar’s 2025 elections became an example. When policy, leadership and constellations are in the same direction, change definitely happens. Mars energy on November 6, Saturn-Moon restraint on November 11, and Moon-Ketu conjunction on November 14. This triangular astrological power became the victory flag of BJP. This victory was not only of Bihar, but also of the ‘timing’ of the planetary transit. The results of Bihar once again proved that politics is written not only on earth but also in the sky.

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Bihar Politics Prediction: Every time the planets change their position in the sky, its effect is seen on Earth. The day of 14 November 2025 is also similar, the sky looks calm, but there is turmoil from within. From an astrological point of view, this day is not just a chapter of the calendar, but a subtle indication of the balance of power.

Presence of Moon in Leo, Sun’s transit in Libra, and retrograde Jupiter in Cancer, these three transits are creating such an axis today on which decisions, leadership and alliances are all swinging.

Platform, Leadership and Confidence

Leo is considered to be the Sun’s own sign, and when the Moon comes here, ego and self-confidence increases in both the person or the government. In the Puranas it has been called ‘royal moon’. According to Brihat Jataka, Singhe Chandre Prahitnam Rajyaam Prapnoti Bhubhritah means when the Moon is in the Leo sign, the king struggles for his identity and respect. This indicates that today there will be confidence in the ruling party, but internal differences may also become vocal. This means that whichever party wins, there will be a feeling of struggle within it for the CM face and for the important ministry.

Sun debilitated in Libra, balance or compromise?

Today the Sun is debilitated in Libra. According to Varahamihir, ‘Neechasthe Bhaskare Nripanamanuchitam Rajyaam Sthayat’ i.e. when the Sun is in its lowest sign, then the king’s kingdom does not remain stable, he has to face the reaction of the public. This means that in today’s politics, along with the show of power, there will also be a phase of defense and clarification. The statements, agreements and strategies of the leaders will all be focused on managing the public image. Those who decide the politics of Bihar will have to face a new crisis.

Color of Purva Phalguni Nakshatra, Popularity and Display

Today’s Nakshatra is Purva Phalguni, which is ruled by Venus. This nakshatra is associated with charisma, public support and ‘shine on stage’. In both Bihar and Delhi, only those leaders who know the language of crowd and camera will benefit today. But this Nakshatra also has a warning that when popularity becomes too much, prudence diminishes. This is why any sharp statement or controversial announcement today can have a bigger impact than expected.

Jupiter retrograde, return of old files

Jupiter (Jupiter) is currently in retrograde motion. The Vedic text Siddhant Shiromani says ‘Guru Vakri Bhavati Tada Phiryasmaranam Karmanam’. When Guru Vakri happens, old decisions come under review again. Politically, this means that decisions, appointments or announcements taken in the past months may come up for discussion again. There is a possibility of increase in ‘review notings’ and ‘commitment revision’ in the government system.

Political temperature of Bihar

The direct effect of Moon in Leo is visible on the politics of Bihar. At the state level, confidence in the ruling party will increase, but the opposition will try to capture the ‘public mood’. There is a possibility that today may become important for meetings, media management or social media campaigns. A sudden statement or signal from a big leader can decide the direction of the coming weeks. Not only this, Dashami Tithi is a symbol of both struggle and review. This is the date that urges prudence before decisions.

Situation in Delhi…round of talks, but no decision

In the capital, Libra Sun and retrograde Jupiter together create a unique restraint. This is a situation when decisions ‘remain on file’ and signatures are delayed. Today there will be a possibility of some policy announcement at the government or coalition level, but the implementation may get delayed. This restraint is not for show, but is the need of the hour. According to the planets, the one who acts hastily will become a victim of criticism.

Do planets influence?

This question often arises whether planets can really change politics? The answer is that the planets create the circumstances, the man takes the decisions. According to astrology, planets only awaken tendencies, the responsibility of karma remains on the human being. In today’s situation, Leo-Moon gives self-confidence, Libra-Sun asks for discretion and retrograde-Jupiter makes for review. Together, all three are creating an equation where power, compromise and review are active together.

Who can spoil the game?

Purva Falguni’s influence is not limited to leaders only. This constellation is associated with mass media and emotional upsurge of the public. Today, any small political statement can change the media narrative. For the opposition, this day is an opportunity to ‘refresh old wounds’, while for the ruling party, it is a test of ‘dialogue versus confrontation’.

This day of 14 November 2025 is not just a number in the calendar for Indian politics, but a symbol of the struggle of confidence and caution. The Moon sitting in Leo says ‘Speak up’, the Sun in Libra says ‘Stay balanced’, and the retrograde Jupiter warns ‘Old scores will reopen.’ Only the leader who understands these three messages will survive. Everyone else will get entangled in the game of planets because in politics as well as in the sky, imbalance is never permanent.

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Amidst Bihar Assembly elections, political activity has increased in Jale Assembly constituency of Darbhanga. Meanwhile, a new and bigger controversy has also arisen. A Scorpio vehicle in the name of BJP minister and Jale assembly candidate Jeevesh Mishra has been found, from which a huge amount of election campaign material was recovered. This incident has created a stir in political circles.

According to the information, local people stopped the vehicle on the road going to Dhankaul near Maska Bazaar. A large number of watches, pamphlets and other publicity material with BJP symbol were found in the vehicle. The allegation was that an attempt was being made to influence the elections by distributing these watches and publicity material among the voters.

Promotional material recovered from the vehicle

Congress candidate Rishi Mishra reached the spot and got the vehicle checked himself. He alleged that an attempt is being made to influence the elections by distributing these watches and publicity material among the voters. After his complaint, Jale police reached the spot and seized the car and took it to the police station. Police have started investigating the recovered material.

Candidate Jeevesh Mishra rejected the allegations

BJP candidate and Bihar government minister Jivesh Mishra completely rejected the allegations. He said that the material found in the vehicle was completely licensed and promotional material purchased with the bill. He says that the Congress and RJD alliance has weakened among the public, hence now cheap tactics are being adopted.

Police seized the car and started investigation

Such allegations and controversies are common in the last phase of elections and often affect the attitude of voters. This incident has further heated up the political atmosphere in Jale Assembly.

Local people say that the step of stopping the vehicle and getting it checked was right as it is necessary to ensure that the laws and rules are followed in the elections. The police worked for several hours to investigate the vehicle and the recovered material and collected evidence in the case.

After this incident, election activities have become more active in Jale assembly constituency. Both the parties are now intensifying their message and campaign among the public. It remains to be seen what impact this case has on the election results.

Now less than a month is left for Bihar Assembly elections 2025. Many surveys have come out so far regarding Bihar elections, in which it is believed that there will be a close contest between NDA and India Bloc. In a conversation with a news channel, Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishore said about these surveys that out of 10 people, only 3-4 people are needed to change Bihar. He said this on the basis that 3-4 out of 10 people are supporting us. 3-4 people might be saying that we will see after 5 years. The remaining people will say that we are not concerned with this. In such a situation, the 3-4 people who are supporting us will work to change Bihar.
How many seats will Nitish’s JDU get?
Regarding JDU, PK said that Nitish Kumar’s party had got 42 seats in the last assembly elections, whereas he was more active and alert last time than now. He was in a much better condition then, but now his health is also not good. He further said that Chirag Paswan’s party had fielded its candidates on 110 JDU seats without any preparation, while Nitish’s party came to 42 seats.

Prashant Kishore said that this time our party Jan Suraj has fielded candidates on those 110 seats with full preparation. Nitish Kumar is already physically and mentally weak and apart from this there is also 5 years of anti-incumbency. In such a situation, it is obvious that this time they will not get even 42 seats. His party’s seats will be even less this time.

Who will be victorious in Bihar elections?
Regarding the estimation of seats in Bihar elections, Prashant Kishore said that I cannot estimate the seats of NDA, but I can say that Nitish’s party will not win more than 25 seats. This time BJP will get less seats than the 74-75 it got last time. It is clear that BJP is also going to suffer loss.

Regarding Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD, Prashant Kishore said that this time if Chirag Paswan’s factor is left out, RJD will be limited to only 25 to 35 seats.

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A big controversy has arisen after serving liquor in the presence of Muslim guests at a government dinner in Malaysia. The government led by the Prime Minister of the country Anwar Ibrahim had to resign Tenong King Sing under pressure from the fundamentalists.

About 60 percent of the population of Malaysia is from the Malay-Muslim community. The government is trying to get the support of this community in the upcoming elections. While there is usually no ban on alcohol in Malaysia, there are strict rules regarding it due to being an Islamic country. Earlier, Malaysia had also implemented the law to send those who do not offer prayers to the prayers of Jumme, due to which the pressure of the fundamentalists has increased.

Trying to woo Muslim voters

In the 2022 general election, the Malay-Muslim majority dismissed the multicultural alliance of Anwar Ibrahim and supported the ethnic-nationalist opposition faction. Critics say that Anwar then took several controversial decisions to please the hardcore Islamic voter group, such as removing old temples and promoting the radical nature of Islam in the country.

What is a new controversy

The controversy is related to Tiaong King Sing. He is accused of allowing liquor to serve alcohol in a grand dinner of Global Travel Meet 2025, insulting the Malay-Sancities and Islam. There is a ban on liquor in government programs in Malaysia.

Tiang said that this program was not organized by the private sector, not government and no permission was given by the government. He said, “Tourism was not under the control of Tourism Malaysia in the grand dinner.” Nevertheless, their cleanliness did not succeed in convincing the people. The government’s associate United Malay National Organization (UMNO) also warned against normalizing liquor in government programs.

Strict response of clerics

The UMNO’s Ulema or Maulvi Parishad said that Muslim bureaucrats should avoid drinking alcohol openly in government ceremonies. Mohammad Khairuddin Aman Razali of the council said, “Alcohol is against unhealthy and Islam. The work of the minister can become excuses to normalize liquor among the new generation.”

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Tamil Nadu’s main opposition party ‘All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam’ (AIADMK) has made a big announcement before the election. AIADMK general secretary E Palaniswami said on Tuesday (July 22) that after the formation of his party government, the newlyweds will give gold and silk sarees.

Talking to silk weavers, Palaniswami said that the party will also start plans to improve their livelihood. He said, ‘We will make every effort to help the silk handloom weavers of the state. Former Chief Minister J. Under the marriage assistance scheme launched by Jayalalithaa, arrangements will be made to give gold to the newly married bride for silk saris and plate (Mangalasutra).

What did Palaniswami say on Stalin’s statement?

CM Stalin recently said that BJP will swallow AIADMK as there has been an alliance between the two parties. Regarding this, Palaniswami said, ‘Stalin says that BJP will swallow Palaniswami, is Palaniswami a worm, which will swallow fish? You are swallowing your colleagues.

What did Palaniswami say earlier?

AIADMK General Secretary and former Chief Minister E.K. Palaniswami (EPS) had earlier reacted to Stalin’s comment. He had said that his party will form the government on its own in the 2026 assembly elections. This major party of the Dravidian community is not an easy option to bow down to the idea of the coalition government. He had said that the AIADMK will get a majority on its own. If we wish, then we will aligned and if not, we will not. We do not worry or trouble about anything.

Elections to be held in Tamil Nadu in 2026

Assembly elections are due next year in Tamil Nadu. This time the BJP has aligned with AIADMK. On the other hand there is an alliance of DMK and Congress, which is in power. The DMK alliance won all seats in the Lok Sabha elections held last year.

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Democracy in india: Questions are often raised about the situation of democracy in the world, somewhere people are satisfied, somewhere very angry, but a new international report has made India an example in the matter of democratic satisfaction. In developed countries, while the depth about democracy is becoming a matter of concern, people in India are looking very satisfied with the functioning of their democracy.

India became a global example of democratic satisfaction
According to a report by the Pew Research Center released this week, India has joined the top countries in the matter of public democratic satisfaction. According to the report, in a survey conducted in 23 countries in 2025, 74 percent of Indians said that they are satisfied with the democracy of their country. This figure makes India stand in the list of countries with the most democratic satisfaction in the world. Sweden leads this list with 75 percent.

In contrast, the lowest satisfaction was found in Japan, where only 24 percent people are happy with their democracy. This contradiction is an important sign of understanding the acceptance and situation of democracy in different parts of the world.

Increased dissatisfaction over democracy and economy in developed countries
The report states that people in high-income countries like France, Greece, Italy, Japan and South Korea have deep resentment about democracy as well as economy. In countries like India, where economic development and stability strengthens the trust of the people, due to economic imbalance and policy disagreement in developed countries, people’s trust in democracy seems to be decreasing.

On average, 58 percent of adults in 23 countries involved in the entire survey expressed dissatisfaction with their democratic system. In 2017, this number was 49 percent, that is, the level of satisfaction has fallen over time, especially since Kovid-19.

Dissatisfaction in Greece, Japan and South Korea peak
The most dissatisfaction with democracy was recorded in Greece, where 81 percent of the people expressed resentment. In Japan, the figure was 76 percent and 71 percent in South Korea. In these countries, disappointment about democracy is not only related to policies, but also with lack of representation. People believe that their voice is neither heard in the government, nor does they feel partners in power.

Dissatisfaction does not mean disillusionment with democracy
The report makes it clear that this dissatisfaction is not a hatred of democracy, but is concerned about its functioning. Even today, majority of the world believe that representative democracy is a better governance system. But many people are unhappy about the fact that political leaders ignore the things of the general public and have been reduced to power among the elite.

Satisfaction is related to elections and economy in democracy
It has also been told in the report that in countries where elections have been held recently, satisfaction has increased from democracy. For example, in countries like Canada, America, South Africa, Britain and Germany, trust in democracy has increased. At the same time, in countries like Poland and South Korea, trust in democracy has decreased after elections.

54 percent of people in Poland and 74 percent in South Korea have expressed dissatisfaction with democracy. This shows that the government’s trust in the government’s accountability and the election process directly affects their satisfaction towards democracy.

India-Bangladesh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh’s interim government chief Mohammad Yunus met separately during the BIMSTEC conference in Bangkok on Friday. In this meeting, the two leaders interacted on mutual issues. After this, Mohammad Yunus press secretary Shafiqul Alam posted some wrong and misleading things on this meeting on social media.

Shafiqul Alam claimed in his Facebook post on 4 April that in this conversation, PM Modi agreed to extradition of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and also said that Sheikh Hasina did not treat Younus well. However, this post was later deleted as the claims made in it were completely wrong and misleading.

What did Shafiqul Alam claim in his post?

Shafiqul Alam wrote in a Facebook post that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mohammad Yunus met in a very respectable atmosphere. He claimed that PM Modi praised Yunus’s work and said that India’s relationship with Sheikh Hasina is fine, but his attitude was not respectable for Younus. In the post, Shafiqul also wrote that when Mohammad Yunus raised the matter of bringing Sheikh Hasina back to Dhaka, PM Modi’s response was not negative. He said that he is confident that one day Sheikh Hasina will be extradited.

Know what the Government of India said?

According to the report of India Today, sources associated with the Government of India described Shafiqul Alam’s statements as completely wrong and misleading. He said that there was no such thing between Prime Minister Modi and Mohammad Yunus and the details given by Bangladesh are inspired by politics. According to sources, PM Modi clearly said during the conversation that such rhetoric should be avoided which can unnecessarily harm the relations between India and Bangladesh.

What was the conversation between PM Modi-Mohammed Younus?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh’s interim government advisor Mohammad Yunus had a separate meeting during the Bimstec Summit in Bangkok, Thailand on 4 April. India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt said that in this meeting, PM Modi expressed concern over the situation of minorities in Bangladesh. He said that India realizes the seriousness of this issue and it is expected that the Bangladesh government will work properly on it.

PM Modi also said that India wants Bangladesh to become a democratic, peaceful, developed and carrying everyone along. He also told that India wants to have a strong and better relationship with Bangladesh.

In the meeting, issues related to Sheikh Hasina were also discussed. This issue was raised by Bangladesh. PM Modi suggested that such rhetoric should be avoided which can harm the relationship between the two countries. The meeting was held at a time when Mohammad Yunus was in controversy due to the visit of China. During his visit to China, Younus told the government there that the real protector of the Bay of Bengal is Bangladesh and India have some limitations. He also invited China to invest extensively in Bangladesh.