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Rahul’s Yatra 2.0 will be tracked closely in several states to gauge the understanding and equations between Congress and its INDIA allies on the ground ahead of LS polls.

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This is the second such attempt to hold a virtual meeting as the previous attempt a few days ago did not materialise

Name of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was being considered for the top post, but in today's meeting, he said that someone from Congress should assume charge, sources said

An unwilling convenor in Nitish Kumar and a reluctant chairperson in Mallikarjun Kharge – is this the fate the opposition INDIA alliance is destined for ahead of Lok Sabha elections 2024?

NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Saturday asserted that there was no dispute among the INDIA bloc members over convenor’s post

ATLANTA, Ga. (ODU Sports) — A Toneri Lane 3-pointer with 1:44 left and four free throws in the final 45 seconds enabled Georgia State to come back and defeat Old Dominion 77-70 in a Sun Belt Conference men’s basketball matchup on Thursday night. “We played an outstanding first half, very energetic. Our zone was active […]

Two members of the centre-right Christian Democrats party are also said to have participated.

CONWAY, S.C. (ODU Sports) – Kaye Clark and En’Dya Buford scored 14 points apiece as Old Dominion women’s basketball started off its road trip with a 71-57 win over Coastal Carolina on Wednesday night at the HTC Center. With the win, the Monarchs improve to 11-3 overall and 3-1 in Sun Belt action. The game […]

The party could end up contesting the fewest LS seats in its history, at a time when its strike rate has been falling; the BJP, on the other hand, is showing an upward trend on both counts