In today's whirlwind of events, the political arena comes alive as Prime Minister Modi embarks on his Lok Sabha Election campaign from Rudrapur, setting the stage for a day filled with crucial developments. Meanwhile, amidst the hustle and bustle of political rallies, Bengaluru grapples with a deepening water crisis, highlighting pressing issues beyond the realm of politics. As the nation navigates through these significant moments, let's delve into the day's top events that shape the course of our nation.
Today's Highlights:
- Prime Minister Modi kicks off his Lok Sabha Election campaign from Rudrapur.
- Water scarcity deepens in Bengaluru.
- Amit Shah inaugurates BJP's campaign in Karnataka.
- Ramdev and Balkrishna summoned over misleading advertisements.
- Army Commanders' Conference begins.
- Rahul Gandhi faces defamation case hearing.
- Recycled water supply starts in Bengaluru.
- Uttarakhand: PM Modi addresses election rally in Rudrapur on April 2.
- Rajasthan: PM Modi supports BJP candidate in Kotputli on April 2.
- Karnataka: Amit Shah launches BJP’s poll campaign on April 2.
- Misleading Advertisements: Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna summoned by SC on April 2.
- CAA Rules: Centre asked to respond to stay requests by April 2.
- Army Commanders’ Conference 2024: Rajnath Singh to speak in Delhi on April 2.
- Defamation Case: Special UP court hears case against Rahul Gandhi on April 2.
- Uttarakhand: ED summons Congress leader Harak Singh Rawat in Money Laundering Case on April 2.
- Andhra HC extends protection from arrest to TDP state president K Atchannaidu till April 2.
- Bengaluru Water Crisis: BWSSB initiates recycled water supply for construction from April 2.
- Hyderabad to Ayodhya Direct Flights commence on April 2.
- Donald Trump holds rally in Green Bay on April 2.
- Pakistan: Senate elections scheduled for April 2.
- NASA accepts applications for Artemis astronauts from April 2.
- IndiGo launches direct Chandigarh to Dharamshala flights on April 2.
- Realme 12X 5G unveiling on April 2.
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