Politics

Vice Admiral (Retd) Vinod Pasricha says then PM Rajiv Gandhi was on an official two-day tour and that no foreigners were presented onboard INS Viraat at the time.

Narendra Modi alleged, during his address in Haryana, that the grand old party has a history of promoting leaders who hurl comments and abuses at him.

Rahul requested the top court to accept his apology for attributing the 'chowkidar chor hai' slogan to it, and requested that the contempt proceedings against him be ended.

Sanjay Nirupam claimed that whatever Aurangzeb could not do in his time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is doing today.

Stating that it was sad Gandhi, who had revolutionised the country’s communication system, was being shown in poor light by the current PM, Patel said when a man had nothing to talk about his tenure, he resorted to propaganda and bad-mouthing others.

The district authorities have, however, asserted that none of the machines were used or their seals broken.

Karnataka Home Minister M B Patil was responding to a query on "growing demand" among the Congress MLAs to see Siddaramaiah occupy the top post again.

In an interaction with the media in Bhopal, the recent Congress joinee said that the BJP also seeks out Dalit leaders who are “deaf and mute”.

Modi's remarks drew widespread condemnation from Congress and other opposition leaders who felt the prime minister lowered the dignity of his office by making such comments about a former PM, who is no longer alive.

BJP leader Smriti Irani tweeted a video of a woman who claimed that she was made to vote for the Congress in Amethi, Uttar Pradesh.

Bihar’s Madhubani constituency tops the list with 8 of the 16 candidates analyzed by ADR having criminal cases declared against them.

Nearly 8 crore voters will seal the fate of 674 candidates in the states of - Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.

Endorsing PM Modi's "bhrashtachari no. 1" remark against the late premier, Shiromani Akali Dal's Manjinder Singh Sirsa said Rajiv Gandhi was the only prime minister in the world who "organised lynching against a particular community".

In the notice, it was mentioned that the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights in January 2017 had requested the Election Commission to ensure that children are not involved in any form with election-related activities.

Yogi Adityanath said that whenever Prime Minister Narendra Modi starts speaking in election meetings throughout the country, Pakistan Prime Minister starts sweating.

The Commission had on April 10 issued him a show cause notice, finding him prima facie guilty of passing derogatory remarks against Hindus while addressing an election rally in Karimnagar in March.