I’m not 'Fadtus' but 'Kartoos', says Devendra Fadnavis
No alliance with Congress, says JDS Supremo Deve Gowda
Congress MPs to meet in Parliament to chalk out strategy for floor of House
Congress MP AR Chowdhury writes to Speaker Om Birla demanding debate in Parliament on Rahul's ouster
There is no question of a hung Assembly: HD Kumaraswamy
BJP delegation meets West Bengal Governor CN Ananda Bose
Karnataka BJP files complaint with CEC of State against D K Shivakumar over Facebook post
"The said act is in utter violation of the Election code of Conduct," reads the complaint letter.
Congress workers protest outside Raj Bhavan against Bengal govt
JP Nadda addresses meeting of party's National Social Media at BJP HQ in Delhi
BJP delegation arrives at Raj Bhavan to meet Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose over recent violence
Our aim is to bring Congress back to power in Karnataka, says D K Shivakumar
Congress to release second list of candidates for upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections: Congress leader Randeep Surjewala
'Dangabaaz dur hato' (Rioters go away), we will face them with whatever we have: Banerjee
BJP said if it comes to power in Bihar, it would hang rioters upside down; why are they not doing that to their goondas: Mamata
I will not allow rioters to go scot-free; promise stern action: Mamata Banerjee at Khejuri
'Baam' (Left) and 'Ram' (BJP) have joined hands against us: Mamata Banerjee at Khejuri
'Rioters have no religion, they are just political goons': Mamata
Mamata Banerjee slams BJP for Ram Navami violence in Bengal
The West Bengal CM, who is currently in Khejuri, has slammed the saffron party for the violence Bengal witnessed during Ram Navami. "Violence is not Bengal's cuture," said the CM. She has also accused the BJP of bringing in goons and maligning the name of Lord Ram. "They are defaming Hindu religion by pitting one community against another," Banerjee further added.
(With PTI inputs)
AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi lashes out at Nitish Kumar over violence in Bihar
Owaisi has said that whenever there is violence in any state, it is the responsibility of the state government to deal with it. He has also accused Nitish Kumar of being "remorseless" as the Bihar CM had attended an iftar party when the state was seeing rampant violence in districts like Nalanda.
(With ANI inputs)
Kolkata: TMC minister Shashi Panja slams BJP in presser
Panja has said that a man, Sumit Shaw, who was seen brandishing a gun during the BJP's Ram Navami rally, has admitted to being a worker for the party after being arrested.
TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh alleges there was a boy with a gun in BJP's Howrah Ram Navami procession
Congress's Central Election Committee meeting underway for Karnataka Assembly elections 2023 at AICC's Delhi office
Sanjay Raut calls riots in West Bengal 'BJP-manufactured conspiracy'
Rahul Gandhi speaks on Adani row, BJP's allegations that Congress is pressurising judiciary
Ajit Pawar differs from fellow MVA members when it comes to PM Modi's degrees
Pawar, who is also the leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, has said that Modi had won in 2014 not because of his degrees, but because of his charisma.
BJP puts posters outside its Delhi office attacking Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal
This comes after Kejriwal's repeated insistence on making PM Modi's educational qualifications public.
Democracy under threat; Centre's 'divide and rule' policy matter of concern: Soren
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren claimed that democracy in the country is under threat, and hit out at the Centre over its alleged "divide and rule" policy.
He alleged both democracy and economy were at the verge of collapse due to the Centre's wrong policies.
Top Oppn leaders make strong pitch for caste census at DMK conference, call for unity to take on BJP
Top Opposition leaders, including chief ministers of three states, on Monday strongly pitched for a caste census at a DMK-convened conference on social justice which also saw fervent calls for forging unity to take on the BJP, setting aside egos, in the run-up to the 2024 general election.
The conference was seen by many as a show of strength by the Opposition with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, his Jharkhand counterpart Hemant Soren and Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav joining in to raise their voice against oppression of backward classes.
Conviction of corrupt higher during UPA: Sibal after PM's remarks at CBI event
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the CBI that no corrupt person should be spared, Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Tuesday claimed that the conviction of the corrupt was higher during the UPA rule and asked who is "protecting" those indulging in graft.
Addressing a gathering at the diamond jubilee celebrations of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Modi on Monday said there is today no dearth of political will to act against corruption and officers should take action against the corrupt, however powerful, without any hesitation.