Tech TV brings you daily news bulletin from India, breaking news and views from India. You're watching Sardesh Yanyan's Live and have top stories. We are tracking for you on Monday the 8th of April. Politics intensifies as BJP slams Congress money festoon. Pakistan is just made by soaring prizes ahead of the event. And Bangladesh opposition demands unconditional relief of the Earth. And now for all the details. Slamming India's main opposition Congress parties manifesto. The ruling BJP National President J. P. Nadar. On Monday said it is not clear whether it is the manifesto of the Congress or the Muslim League. Earlier last week Prime Minister Narendra Modi also slammed the grand old party over its manifesto saying it reflects the ideology of the Muslim League. Nadar said that the people of the country have time and again rejected the Congress but still they are not refraining from their appeasement politics. Narendra Modi's manifesto is the Congress party. They have taken the Muslim League of the Earth in the 1990s. The same thing was done in the 1990s. The Congress party has taken the same steps in the 1990s. That is, there is no difference between the Muslim League and the Congress party. Tell me, will the people of the government come? In response, the Congress party approached the Election Commission of India over the remarks saying the BJP is diverting the main issues and has started speaking about Hindu-Muslim script. Congress President Malik Arjun Kharge said it was instead BJP's political and ideological ancestors that supported the British and Muslim League. Congress which are ruled India for more than 50 years with center-left policies has struggled in the past decade to compete with BJP that counts the country's Hindu majority as its main vote base. The 7-phase election starts on April 19 with vote counting on 4 June. Reacting to remarks by India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on entering Pakistan to kill anyone who escapes over its border after trying to carry out militant attacks, Islamabad has described Singh's statement as provocative. Pakistan's Defence Minister Kvajrasif warned India of dire consequences and conspired against misabentures. The remarks came after the debate has been triggered over a report by the Guardian claiming that India ordered killings in Pakistan. Rajnath Singh had said that if someone tries to instigate the country, India will give a befitting reply. Relations between India and Pakistan have worsened since the 2019 suicide bombing of an Indian military convoy in Kashmir was traced to Pakistan-based militants. The incident prompted New Delhi to carry out an air strike on what it said was a militant base in Pakistan. Pakistan had said earlier this year that it had credible evidence linking Indian agents to the killing of two of its citizens on its soil. India has termed it was false and malicious propaganda. Meanwhile, people across Pakistan are dismayed by soaring prizes of all commodities ahead of the Eid. Pakistan has been reeling under massive economic woes within the flash in hitting a peak of 38 per cent a report. Ahead of Eid will fitter this week, shopping malls and traditional markets across Pakistan are bustling with customers, but both shoppers and vendors say that inflation is dampening enthusiasm for purchases. The last week of holy month of Ramadan normally sees a shopping frenzy with families thronging to markets in search of new clothes, tulle rian shoes that are usually considered Eid essentials for the three days of the festival in Pakistan. However, prices of goods appear to have doubled since around the same time last year. Pakistan has faced significant inflation challenges hitting a peak of 38 per cent last May partly influenced by tax measures to meet IMF requirements. The woes are set to rise with budget revision expected soon that will include more taxes and hike in electricity and gas prices. The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party has demanded the unconditional release of its party-cadars and activists from judicial custody before Eid al-Fitr, News Agency UNB has reported. BNP's Joint Secretary General Ruhaul Kabir Rizvi addressing a press conference on Sunday said the people of Bangladesh are suffering due to oppression by Prime Minister Sheikh Hassinaz government. He said the ruling awami league has grabbed power by fouling the electoral process and alleged the party's terror has exceeded all limits. By burying the principles of democracy awami league has made the country a totalitarian state. In this situation the feeling of joy for Eid has disappeared from people's mind Rizvi was quoted as saying by UNB. The opposition party has been at loggerheads with Sheikh Hassinaz awami league and was accused of pre-poled violence. It boycotted the election in January which gave Hassinaz a fourth term calling it a sham. M.A. Diplomatic tension between Male and Nudeli, Maldivian Foreign Minister Musa Zamiir expressed gratitude to India after it allowed limited exports of essential commodities including tons of sugar, wheat, rice and onions to the island nation. In a post on X, Zami tagged India's Foreign Minister S. Jashankar and thanked the Indian government for enabling the import of commodities. Responding to his post, Jashankar said India's action was linked to its neighborhood first and sugar policies. India has also allowed exports of 1 million tons each of stone, aggregate and river sand. Shipments of these commodities in the financial year 2024-25 to Maldives will be exempted from any existing or future restriction on export the government said in a notification. This comes at a time when Maldives which traditionally had closed ties with India is pivoting towards China since its new president Mohamed Muizu was elected in October on a promise to end the country's pro-India stance. Moving on, artists from Asian subcontinent converged at Nepal's Lalitpur town over the weekend to participate in the international tattoo convention. Hundreds of tattoo artists ink their creativity on visitors and tourists and showcase different designs inspired by aesthetic elements. The artists said they liked to wing designs of gods and goddesses and fused them with modern patterns as they are high in demand. The three-day convention also involved a competition for artists who inked different designs involving ornamental, tribal and dot tattoos on a signed parts of bodies. siihen des happening before and under certain civil society gives what it includes traditional and quality … everyone has their own Annual Toronto Abガa not temporada , which goes through profound dialogue with northern angled ezayar and some other issues with the different cities. Hindu devotees in India throng the temple town of Prayagraj on Monday to take a dip in the sacred Ganga river on the auspicious occasion of Sombatya Mahvaseya or a no moon Monday. According to the Hindu epic of Mahabharat, Bhishma the son of River Ganga narrated the significance of Sombatya Mahvaseya to Yudhishthya, the eldest of the five Pandav brothers. Bhishma said that whoever takes a bath in the sacred rivers on this day would be prosperous disease free and free from grief and sorrow. The most significant ritual of Sombatya Mahvaseya is the worship of people tree. As per the tradition, married women tire holy thread and take rounds around the people tree on this occasion. They also observe a fast for the long life and well-being of their husbands. That's all in tonight's edition. We will see you same time tomorrow. Good night.