J.P. Nadda met veteran BJP leader LK Advani at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi on Saturday. Advani was admitted with a chest infection and is reported to be stable.
Das emphasised that the protesters are not interested in "useless talk" and that the government must show a clear intent to address their core grievances.
Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Tuesday visited Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital in the national capital to meet people who were injured during the police action following the CJP protest march on Monday.
Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka put forth their three demands before the Union Minister while the latter appealed to them to end the sit-in stir and help bring normalcy
Abhijeet Dipke ended his indefinite hunger strike while CJP leaders met JP Nadda for talks on examination reforms. Sonam Wangchuk also sought discharge from Safdarjung Hospital to join the protest.
Built on secure API-based integrations with PM-JAY systems, Ayushman Sarathi delivers real-time information and services directly on WhatsApp, said the minister during an event here.
Jalandhar: Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Saturday. He also met Union Minister JP Nadda. According to sources, he expressed grievances about not being heard within the party. Captain shared a post about the meeting on social media (X), stating that he met Union Home.
Along with this, Union Minister JP Nadda has been designated as the central observer for the election of the leader of the party's legislative party in Assam, with Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini as the central co-observer.
Surat/Ahmedabad: Union Health Minister and former Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) J. P. Nadda arrived in Gujarat on Saturday to attend the concluding session of the third edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference (VGRC) – South Gujarat in Surat. He is scheduled to address the valedictory programme alongside Union Jal Shakti Minister C. R. Patil..
Chandigarh: Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda said on Thursday that the future of medicine must be driven by innovation, guided by humanity, and rooted in compassion because nothing can replace the healing power of human touch and empathy. Addressing the 39th convocation of the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and.
