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'Falling year after year': Cong takes dig at Modi for denying access to US press | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

'Falling year after year': Cong takes dig at Modi for denying access to US press | Latest News India

Congress said, “India is at number 161 in the World Press Freedom Index, out of 180 countries. This ranking is falling year after year.” | Latest News India

White House says India rebuffed requests for more press access ahead of G20 summit - Vimarsana News

White House says India rebuffed requests for more press access ahead of G20 summit

By Donald Judd, CNN

Source: wicz.com
G20 Summit: White House Pushes for Access on US President Joe Biden, India PM Narendra Modi Discussion - Vimarsana News

G20 Summit: White House Pushes for Access on US President Joe Biden, India PM Narendra Modi Discussion

The first formal encounter between President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take place wholly out of the view of US media, according to the White House.

Source: hngn.com
OP-ED: There's no age limit for politicians. As people live longer, should that change? - Vimarsana News

OP-ED: There's no age limit for politicians. As people live longer, should that change?

President Joe Biden was “fine,” according to White House Communications Director Ben LaBolt, after tripping over a sandbag at a U.S. Air Force graduation ceremony on June 1.

The Skanner News - As People Live Longer Should There be an Age-Limit for Politicians - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - As People Live Longer Should There be an Age-Limit for Politicians

Recent incidents where politicians seem to struggle visibly with a range of physical and communication problems have prompted the question: Can politicians be too old to serve in office? Should society make retiring at a certain age mandatory for elected officials who run the country – like presidents and senators?