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India News: Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president YS Sharmila Reddy along with 40 other workers from Congress party were detained in Vijayawada for conducting a road blockade and chanting slogans as part of a planned protest march towards the Secretariat. The protest was against the recent District Selection Committee (DSC) notification for teacher recruitment.

As many as 12 MLAs of the party threatened the government of boycotting the Jharkhand assembly session if the ministers were not replaced by new faces. | Latest News India

India News: A day after AAP supremo and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announced plans to contest all 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab, AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge on

The move comes amid the partys ongoing allegations against the Assam government of trying to hinder their foot march since it entered the state on Thursday. | Latest News India

This comes after clashes broke out between Congress workers and Assam police after the ongoing Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra was stopped from entering Guwahati. | Latest News India

The Congress claims that the BJP was allowed to conduct road shows in central Guwahati, while they were stopped from entering the city. | Latest News India

India News: Jitu Patwari, the newly elected Madhya Pradesh Chief of Congress, held a meeting with party workers to strategize for the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls.

India News: Tension prevailed at polling booths in Jangaon, Kamareddy, Sirupur Kagaznagar, Medak, and Sangareddy. In Jangaon, Congress workers objected to an unau

Lovely said that while the BJP and its allies are misusing social media to spread fake news, Gandhis WhatsApp channel will speak the truth without fear of the consequences. Members of the general public and civic organisations such as residents welfare associations can join the channel to get direct access to Gandhis various activities, he said.

Congress workers in Madhya Pradesh are protesting against the ticket allotment by the party for the upcoming assembly polls. They organised a Hanuman Chalisa path outside the residence of former CM Kamal Nath, demanding a change in the candidate declared from the Huzur assembly constituency. The workers claim that the ticket distribution was not based on a survey and that the chosen candidate is not likely to win.