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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has stated that the Mahagathbandhan will continue fighting for social justice in Bihar, without requiring Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. He also criticized the lack of representation for Dalits and backward classes in all sectors of the country. Gandhi also called for a caste-based census to determine the exact population of Dalits, OBCs, and others.

     senior special correspondent  the mohan yadav-led government gave 18 ias officers new postings and allocated additional responsibilities to 13 others across various departments. the list of officers who got new re

Minister Sridhar Babu said that Kavitha's demand has emerged keeping in mind the soon upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The announcement comes a day after Jarange called off his indefinite fast for the Maratha quota after the government accepted his demands

The Supreme Court today called for a report from the Registrar General (RG) of Madras High Court over a Single Judge of the court taking suo motu cognizance of the discharge of Tamil Nadu Revenue...

This week, the Kerala government has denied wilful non-compliance with the Supreme Courts order to conduct a socio-economic study to revise the reservation list for Socially and Educationally...

Officials of different departments, including revenue, SC, ST, BC, minorities, and municipal administration among others, have been asked to prepare a plan to launch the survey next month.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has stated that the Congress party expects to win between 15 and 20 seats in the state in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. The Congress party has completed some surveys and is not lying about winning all 28 seats in the state. The BJP won 25 seats in the 2019 polls, while an independent won one seat. The Congress and JD(S) won one seat each.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the Congress expects to win between 15 and 20 seats in the state, in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. Karnataka has 28 Lok Sabha seats.

She also sought support from all parties for this initiative and demanded that Phule's life history be included in high school curricula.