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Tamil Nadu's DMK government led by M Karunanidhi knowingly looked the other way in 1974 while now his son chief minister MK Stalin wants Katchatheevu back and is using it as a Lok Sabha poll plank, said the union minister — a former diplomat who was also posted in Sri Lanka — in the exclusive interview

Opposition calls for removal of top officials citing alleged violations, while Maharashtras chief secretary tenure extension sparks gender parity debate

Modi begins campaigning from Meerut, addresses three rallies in four days

Heart-touching visuals were witnessed at CM YS Jagan's Memantha Siddham Bus Yatra. Crowds thronged in large numbers to catch a glimpse of CM Jagan. Jagan received people with warmth and love, greeting individuals from all walks of life. Day 5 of the Memantha Siddham Yatra witnessed several heart-touching scenes and visuals. The yatra began in Satya Sai district's Bathalapalli

The Rouse Avenue Court sent the AAP supremo to judicial custody till April 15 in an alleged money laundering case linked to the Delhi excise policy case yesterday.

Atishi claimed a person close to her said that she should join the BJP or be prepared to be arrested by ED within a month.

Delhi minister and Aam Aadmi Party leader Atishi on Tuesday said she was approached to join the Bharatiya Janata Party and was threatened Enforcement Directorate would arrest her otherwise.

Addressing a press conference, Delhi Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj said that the SCs verdict exposes the hollowness of the case filed by the ED and scripted in the BJP office.

Since the Election Commission of India announced the schedule for Lok Sabha elections 2024 on March 16, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has spent Rs 72.7 million on political advertisements on Google alone, leaving other political parties far behind. According to data accessed by News18 from Google India, the ruling party has spent Rs 7.27 crore on Google ads in just 17 days from March 16 to April 1.

As parties gear up for the electoral showdown, all eyes are on the constituency's electoral verdict, which will have far-reaching implications for Uttar Pradesh's political landscape.