Politics
Under Pressure to Waive Loans, Kumaraswamy Calls Farmers for Meet, Invites BSY Too
Kumaraswamy will hold a meeting with representatives of farmers' groups and agriculturists to discuss loan waiver, farmer suicides, and other problems faced by them, officials at the Chief Minister's Office said.
Career Congman Pranab Mukherjee to be RSS Chief Guest at Nagpur Event
The RSS invite to former president Pranab Mukherjee, an avowed Congressman during his years in active politics, is being viewed with renewed interest in political circles.
Will Launch New Party on June 24, Says Ex-VHP Leader Togadia
Togadia said that "selling big dreams was not enough", adding that nation-building was based on "truth of work that has to be seen on the ground".
Sonia Gandhi's Hongi Hug Swings 2019 Spotlight on Mayawati vs Modi
Exactly a year before general elections, Sonia Gandhi’s bonhomie with Mayawati signals the BSP chief’s emergence out of political hibernation to become a reckoning force in 2019.
Kumaraswamy's Swearing-in: A Teaser of the Federal Front in Making
The event will be used as an opportunity by the Opposition to showcase its strength as parties are now setting sight on the equations ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Congress Banking on GT Road Belt to Bounce Back to Power in Haryana
The BJP had come to power for the first time in Haryana in 2014 by winning majority of the seats falling on the GT Road belt. Out of the 25-odd seats in this region, the BJP had won 22 taking its tally to 47.
Nobody Should Talk About Polarising People On The Basis of Religion: Shah
At a press conference, the BJP chief also played down the support extended to the Archbishop, Anil Couto, by opposition leaders like Mamata Banerjee and N Chandrababu Naidu, saying they would obviously back someone who talked about defeating the saffron p...
Rahul Gandhi to Hold Rally on Anniversary of Mandsaur Firing in Madhya Pradesh
The Congress party has planned a series of events on the anniversary of Mandsaur firing.
Gowda Doesn't Have Any Issue with Congress MLA Becoming Deputy CM: Shivakumar
"I have been given to understand in the media that he (Deve Gowda) has no issues with a Congress MLA becoming the deputy chief minister. He has left the decision to us (Congress) and his son H D Kumaraswamy," Shivakumar
Caste Balance and 2019 Ambitions Give Congress Deputy CM Berth Pangs in Karnataka
Sources said that while the Congress wants to appoint two in order to strike a balance between the two allies, the JD(S) is not in favour of it.
In a First, Akhilesh Yadav and Mayawati to Share Stage at Kumaraswamy’s Swearing-in Ceremony
The heads of the Bahujan Samaj Party and the Samajwadi Party respectively have been invited by JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy for his swearing in ceremony as Karnataka chief minister on Wednesday, and the offices of the two have said that they would attend.
Madhu Goud Yaskhi Says Karnataka Model to Defeat BJP Possible in Other States Too
Madhu Goud Yaskhi, a former Parliamentarian and senior Congress leader from Telangana believes alliances with regional heavyweights in other states such as Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are quite likely.
Congress Release Audio of Yeddyurappa 'Trying to Poach' BC Patil, BJP Calls it 'Mimicry'
The audio clip surfaced just hours before Yeddyurappa was to face a floor test in the Karnataka Assembly. The party had on Friday released a similar clip purportedly of mining baron Janardhana Reddy trying to lure a Congress MLA by offering to make him a...
Only 6730 More Votes Could Have Got BJP a Clear Majority in Karnataka
Even though the Congress got 6,38,621 (1.8%) more votes than the the BJP, the Grand Old Party would have needed a minimum of 1,25,608 votes to switch over to its side for the party to increase its tally from 78 to 113.
TMC Sweeps West Bengal Panchayat Polls, BJP’s Best Showing Since Babri Masjid Demolition
The CPI(M) slipped to the third position while the Congress emerged fourth among the political parties. However, its score was lower than that of independents.
Re-polling Underway at 568 Booths After Violence in Bengal Panchayat Elections
On Tuesday, the West Bengal State Election Commission (WBSEC) decided to conduct re-polling. The WBSEC has taken the decision after it received more than 1,000 complaints related to poll violence and booth capturing on Monday.