India This Week ~ December 8, 2023
India This Week ~ December 8, 2023
India This Week ~ December 8, 2023
Congress Decimated in Hindi Heartland, Telangana Lone Spark of Joy for Party
India This Week newspaper reported on the recent political developments in India, highlighting the decimation of the Congress party in the Hindi Heartland, particularly in Madhya Pradesh. The BJP emerged victorious in the state, leading to significant changes in the political landscape. The article also mentions the lone spark of joy for the Congress coming from Telangana, where they are set to form a government. The electoral dynamics in different states like Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh are also discussed, shedding light on the overall scenario post-assembly elections. (p. 1-2)
Indians Travelling to West, Middle East Can Get 4-Day Stopover Visa, Perform Umrah or Visit Any Saudi City
In another significant development, Indians traveling to the West or the Middle East can now obtain a stopover visa for four days in Saudi Arabia. This initiative aims to facilitate travel and streamline Umrah visits, reflecting Saudi Arabia's commitment to enhancing the religious pilgrimage experience for Muslims worldwide. The article outlines the visa process, validity, and the efforts to increase the number of Umrah pilgrims from India. The collaboration between India and Saudi Arabia in this regard is emphasized, showcasing the growing ties between the two nations. (p. 2-3)
Revanth Reddy Set to be Telangana CM, Thanks Congress Leaders for Support
Revanth Reddy's upcoming role as Telangana Chief Minister is highlighted, along with his gratitude towards Congress leaders for their unwavering support. The article mentions the decision made by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge regarding Reddy's appointment and the planned swearing-in ceremony. Reddy's political journey and contributions to the Congress party are also discussed, indicating a shift in leadership dynamics in Telangana. The support extended to Reddy from various quarters and the expectations associated with his new role are outlined. (p. 3-4)
