New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing BJP workers on Friday said that in the last few days the country has witnessed that efforts are being made to create a division on the basis of languages.

The BJP sees a reflection of Indian culture in every regional language and considers them worthy of worship, he said.

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Islamabaad: Pakistan’s embattled PM Imran Khan recorded his majority in the National assembly on Wednesday after the Muttahidda Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), walked out of the coalition.

The government’s survival was dependent on this crucial alliance partner, who has now joined opposition ranks ahead of the no-trust vote.

Meanwhile, beaten by electoral calculus conjured up by a combined Opposition, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is attempting to gain sympathy by presenting himself a victim of a US-hatched conspiracy.

US State Department, however, rubbished claims that government agency sent such a so-called threat letter to the Khan government.

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Ottawa: In the French-language debate held on Wednesday, Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole attacked incumbent PM Justin Trudeau for his government’s foreign policies.
O’Toole is currently leading in surveys and during the debate he said that he will impose sanctions upon Chinese officials complicit in human rights violations in the Xinjiang province, after forming the government in Canada.
Trudeau came under attack from opposition leaders over calling an election on August 15, two years ahead from its schedule, just as the crisis in Kabul was developing.
O’Toole said that Canadian veterans had asked the government several months ago that an action plan for evacuation of interpreters and other Afghans who had worked with Canadian units is required, however, Trudeau ignored it and called an election.
New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh said also attacked him over his alleged poor foreign policies.

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