Politics

Rahul Gandhi on Saturday questioned Modi government's resolve to work for soldiers' welfare, asking the Prime Minister to first implement the 'one rank, one pension' scheme in a meaningful way and redress their pay anomalies and other grievances.

BSP president Mayawati on Thursday said she would order a probe into the various economic decisions taken by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav in the run up to the state Assembly elections, if voted to power.

Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for raising 'Jai Shree Ram' slogan at the Dussehra function, saying that the PM belonged to the nation and should have raised slogans of all religions.

BJP on Wednesday described the ongoing feud in the ruling Yadav family in Uttar Pradesh as a "high voltage drama" aimed at keeping the media and public attention away from the "failures" of Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday met Governor Ram Naik amid the bitter political feuding in the state's ruling Samajwadi Party.

Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will not be brought through the back door and without a consensus: Naidu

At the peak of Samajwadi Party (SP) victory celebrations, there was one man who was ruing his luck. He thought he was the one who was the "Sutradhar" for SP victory, but he was being left out in the cold.

Mulayam Singh's associate of many years, Beni Verma at times narrates an interesting anecdote about Netaji's style of politics. Few would know that BSP leader Kanshi Ram won his first Lok Sabha elections from Mulayam's stronghold Etawah.

Appearing for Rawat, Kapil Sibal said no FIR has been filed which proves that the case is politically motivated and so CBI investigation cannot be initiated.

The army did what it is trained to do while Prime Minister Modi pushed the government machinery so that Pakistan continues to feel the heat on the international stage and in the information war.

He alleged that the Central government has given Rs 1.10 lakh crore to industrialists, which was assured to be given to farmers.

"If Parrikar accepts the felicitation, he should also take responsibility and step down when attacks like in Baramullah happen," he said.

Nitish was nominated the party's president at its national executive meeting in New Delhi on April 10 this year, replacing party veteran Sharad Yadav. His nomination was later ratified by the party's national council.

The controversial cartoon took a swipe at the ongoing month-long agitations and huge protest marches by the Maratha community across the state.

He said the affected teachers have been left with no choice but to approach the High Court as the Kejriwal government had committed "contempt of court".

Attacking Modi, he said, "The Prime Minister had promised to provide employment to 2 crore youths But I have come to know that in last two years only 1 lakh have got employment."