Politics
Headed for a Split? SAD Asks Candidates to File Papers on 4 Seats; BJP's Manoj Tiwari Makes No Mention of Ally
The old allies had almost reached a deal, but Akali Dal leaders refused to allow two of its candidates to contest on the BJP’s symbol as was done in the 2015 Assembly elections.
We Have More Important Work to do than Allow 24x7 Nightlife in Pune: Ajit Pawar
Ajit Pawar, who is Guardian Minister of Pune district, said a decision to implement such a proposal in Pune will be taken after experimenting in Mumbai.
J&K a 'Jewel' of Country, Govt Will Soon Come Out with Industrial Package for Union Territory: Goyal
He asserted that development work has gathered pace in Jammu and Kashmir, especially after June 18, 2018 when the erstwhile state came under Governor's rule.
Owaisi Attacks RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat over Reported Remarks on Two-child Policy
Noting that 60 per cent of the country's population was aged below 40, Asaduddin Owaisi alleged that RSS and the Narendra Modi government at the Centre were not able to provide jobs to youths.
10 Women, 4 Muslims Figure in 1st List of 54 Congress Candidates Ahead of Delhi Polls
Former Union minister Krishna Tirath has been fielded from Patel Nagar Assembly constituency. She was a cabinet colleague of former chief minister Sheila Dikshit.
Non-bailable Warrants Issued Against BJP MP Rita Bahuguna for Evading Court Proceedings
Other accused, including Congress leader Raj Babbar, were granted exemption from appearance on Saturday by the court which instructed them to be present during the next hearing.
KCR and Jagan Initiate Reorganisation Talks, but Chief Secretaries Yet to Meet after Scheduling Snag
A proposed meeting could not take place on Thursday as the Andhra Pradesh chief secretary expressed her inability to participate in the talks with her Telangana counterpart owing to “pressing engagements”. A new date is expected to be communicated soon.
Gandhi, Nehru and Manmohan Singh Favoured Helping Persecuted Minorities, Says JP Nadda
Addressing a group of minority refugees from Pakistan, JP Nadda said the opposition is misleading people that crores of refugees would enter India after the law and it will become a difficult task to handle them.
Amid Friction With State over CAA, Kerala Guv's Wikipedia Entry Changed to 'BJP Acting President'
The development came at a time when the Governor and the state government are at loggerheads following the former's support for the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which has been opposed vociferously by the latter.
Congress Meet at Sonia Gandhi's Residence to Discuss Final List of Candidates for Delhi Polls
According to Congress leaders, the meeting lasted for over an hour. A senior Congress leader said that the list of candidates will be released later on Saturday.
‘What the World Thinks About India Matters’: In Scathing Editorial, Pinarayi Vijayan Defends Moving SC Against CAA
In a stinging editorial, Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the Citizenship Amendment Act will not just affect India’s society but also hamper the nation’s economic growth.
'Only Want Justice for My Daughter': Nirbhaya's Mother Refutes Rumours of Cong Offer for Delhi Polls
When asked if there was any truth to reports that the Congress was fielding her against CM Arvind Kejriwal from the New Delhi seat, Asha Devi said she has never met or spoken to anyone in the grand old party.
Pawan Kalyan's Jana Sena, BJP Reunite for 'Third Alternative' in AP 3 Years After Split, Eye 2024 Battle
The reunion of the two parties, which comes after a separation of three years due to what they termed 'communication gap', may alter the political scenario in the state, where the local body elections are round the corner.
Sanjay Raut's Comments on Indira Gandhi Taken out of Context: Aaditya Thackeray
Sanjay Raut, a Shiv Sena MP, on Wednesday set-off a political storm with his remarks that Gandhi had met gangster Karim Lala in Mumbai.
Centre Should Produce Record of Development Works in J&K after Abrogation of 370: Tarigami
CPI(M) leader MY Tarigami said the Supreme Court may have declared the Internet blackout impermissible, but the Jammu and Kashmir administration seems to have found a way to 'circumvent' the verdict and retain most restrictions in the Valley.
BJP's Raj Kumar Chauhan Meets Sonia Gandhi, Speculation Rife He May Return to Congress
Raj Kumar Chauhan had left the Congress just a day before voting began for the Lok Sabha polls in May 2019, after being denied a party ticket to contest the elections from North West (reserved) constituency.