referendum

  1. P

    Constitutional Revision Proposed to Reflect Pro-Democracy History

    Seoul, April 6 – South Korea's Cabinet approved a motion on Monday to amend certain sections of the Constitution, paving the way for the National Assembly to vote on the proposed amendment. If passed by lawmakers, the amendment will be put to a national referendum.The move follows a proposal...
  2. D

    J&K Transformation: All India Imam Organisation Chief's Assessment

    Srinagar, April 3 – Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, the chief Imam of the All India Imam Organisation, said on Friday that after the revocation of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir has changed so much that it has become a model for the rest of the country.Speaking to the media here, Ilyasi added that the...
  3. R

    Kashmir's Transformation and PoK's Potential Reintegration

    Srinagar, April 3 The Chief Imam of the All India Imam Organisation, Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, said on Friday that Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) would "soon" be reintegrated with India."I want to say one thing to our neighboring country from standing here in Kashmir that PoK, which is an integral...
  4. S

    Interim Government's Charter Criticized as 'National Fraud'

    Dhaka, April 1 – Bangladesh's Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed strongly condemned the 'July National Charter (Constitutional Reform) Implementation Order, 2025', issued during the previous Muhammad Yunus-led interim government, calling it an "endless document of deception" and a "national fraud,"...
  5. S

    Referendum in Kazakhstan: Changes to Power Dynamics

    March 15, New Delhi: Voting began on Sunday in Kazakhstan for a referendum on a new constitution that critics say could allow President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to remain in control of Central Asia's largest economy beyond his current term limit of 2029.Tokayev, a former diplomat who has...
  6. P

    JNU Students' Union Refersendum - Turnout Discrepancy Reported

    New Delhi, March 12 In the wake of a referendum that strongly opposed the vice chancellor, a section of Jawaharlal Nehru University faculty members on Thursday claimed that a vast majority of the students did not vote.A referendum recently conducted by the JNU Students' Union (JNUSU) showed...
  7. I

    JNU Faculty, Students Question JNUSU Referendum on VC

    New Delhi, March 11 A few students and faculty members of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) have raised concerns over a recent referendum conducted by the JNUSU, which asked students to vote on whether the university's vice chancellor should be removed following her alleged casteist remarks.A...
  8. S

    JNU Referendum: Over 90% Students Demand VC Resignation

    New Delhi, March 11 Over 2,100 students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) voted in favour of Vice Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit resigning in a referendum conducted by the JNUSU, the results of which were released by the student union on Wednesday.Addressing a press conference, the...
  9. A

    Parliamentary Rift Over Constitutional Reform

    February 18, New Delhi — Sharp political divisions emerged in Bangladesh on Tuesday after newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking an additional oath as members of a proposed Constitutional Reform Council.Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party took an oath only...
  10. A

    Parliamentary Rift Over Proposed Constitutional Changes

    February 18, New Delhi – Sharp political divisions emerged in Bangladesh on Tuesday after newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking an additional oath as members of a proposed Constitutional Reform Council.Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party took an oath only...
  11. A

    BNP Challenges Constitutional Reform Council Pledge

    February 18, New Delhi — Sharp political divisions emerged in Bangladesh on Tuesday after newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking an additional oath as members of a proposed Constitutional Reform Council.Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party took oath only as...
  12. H

    Parliamentary Rift Over Constitutional Reform

    February 18, New Delhi — Sharp political divisions emerged in Bangladesh on Tuesday after newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking an additional oath as members of a proposed Constitutional Reform Council.Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party took the oath only...
  13. R

    Bangladesh Parliament Divided Over Constitutional Reform

    February 18, New Delhi — Sharp political divisions emerged in Bangladesh on Tuesday after newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking an additional oath as members of a proposed Constitutional Reform Council.Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party took oath only as...
  14. S

    BNP MPs Refuse Oath for Constitutional Reform Council

    In Bangladesh, political tensions escalated yesterday when newly elected members of the 13th Parliament disagreed over taking a second oath as members of the proposed Constitutional Reform Council. Members of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) only took the oath as Members of Parliament at...
  15. A

    BNP MPs Elect Tarique Rahman as Party Leader Amidst Constitutional Disputes

    Dhaka, February 17 Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairman Tarique Rahman is set to become the country's Prime Minister after his party's Members of Parliament elected him as the leader of the parliamentary party, making it official.This development came even as all the newly elected...
  16. S

    Tarique Rahman Elected BNP Leader, to Become Bangladesh PM

    Dhaka, February 17 – The BNP Parliamentary Party elected Tarique Rahman as its leader on Tuesday, paving the way for him to become the Leader of the House and later take the oath as Prime Minister of the country, according to Bangladeshi media reports.As the party with the majority of seats...
  17. S

    Bangladesh Parliament Inauguration Delayed Amidst Political Dispute

    Dhaka, February 17 Members of Parliament from Jamaat-e-Islami, a right-wing party in Bangladesh, who were newly elected, refused to take the oath of office on Tuesday after the BNP, the victorious party, declined to take the pledge as members of the "Constitution Reform Council."Chief Election...
  18. V

    Political Shift in Bangladesh: New Parliament Members Take Oath

    Dhaka, February 17 Newly elected Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) lawmakers were sworn in on Tuesday, six days after the crucial general elections in the country.The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured 209 out of 297 seats, while the right-wing Jamaat-e-Islami won 68 seats in the 13th...
  19. N

    Bangladesh to Swear in BNP Leaders, Prioritizing Stability

    February 15, New Delhi: In Bangladesh, newly elected lawmakers and Cabinet ministers are scheduled to be sworn in on February 17, following the landslide victory of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party in the parliamentary elections.After the swearing-in ceremony, the parliamentary party...
  20. S

    Bangladesh Elections: EU Highlights Return to Democratic Governance

    Dhaka, February 14 – The European Union (EU) on Saturday welcomed what it described as "genuinely competitive" parliamentary elections and a referendum in Bangladesh, calling the exercise a "pivotal step" towards restoring democratic governance and the rule of law in the country.It further...
Back
Top