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PM Modi expressed assurance when asked about his confidence in the NDAs capability to achieve the 400-plus target following the completion of two phases of polling. He explained how the BJP and its allies have collectively achieved the target set by the party.

However, the move is expected to adversely impact over 21,000 madrassa teachers, who are already struggling with their livelihoods since 2017 when the Centre stopped releasing its share of funds for the scheme, leading the state too to freeze its share. In the absence of both Centre and states honorariums, it was the additional pay being paid by the state government that kept the teachers somewhat afloat.

AAP leader Raghav Chadha condemned DMK leader Udayanidhi Stalins remarks on Sanatan Dharma, stating that such statements should not be made and all religions should be respected. Chadha clarified that the remarks made by a small leader from any party do not represent the official stand of the INDIA bloc.

The Revolutionary Marxist Party of India (RMPI) has condemned the communal violence in Nuh and Gurugram, blaming Sangh Parivar and BJP- led Haryana government for promoting hate propaganda.

Generally, 584 mm of rainfall is required during the Aaush cropping season but the state received only 240 mm of rain this time.

Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha on Saturday stated that the present Bharatiya Janata Party-led state government is committed to solving the basic problem of people in the state.

The war of words between Congress and BJP over Rahul Gandhis disqualification from Lok Sabha and on JPC demand over Adani issue continued on Thursday with the two Houses also facing adjournments.

Terming itself as the first political party to come out with a National Security Strategy for India in 2019, the Congress party on Saturday released a slew of

The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to stay the Election Commissions decision to give the party name Shiv Sena and the symbol Bow and Arrow to the faction led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde with the rival factions gearing up for the legal battle ahead.

In the run-up to the Assembly elections in Karnataka, the BJP-led state government is leaving no stone unturned to appease the linguistic groups in coastal Karnataka.