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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday called upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi "not to denigrate Tamil Nadu and Tamil people for garnering votes" in north Indian and other states.Taking strong exception to a speech by the ...

In response to a question about granting special status to Bihar, Sitharaman said, "There have been talks about it, and a decision will be taken on it."

As many as 290 cases of KP.2 and 34 cases of KP.1, both sub-lineages of COVID-19 that are responsible for surge in cases in Singapore, have been found in India, according to official data. However, a source in the Union health ministry told PTI that they are all sub variants of JN1 and there is no associated increase in hospitalization and severe cases.

Bhubaneswar, May 21 (UNI) A faux pas by BJP national spokesperson and Puri Lok Sabha candidate Dr Sambit Patra describing Lord Jagannath as ardent devotee of Narendra Modi, has triggered criticism from various quarters including political circles. On Monday, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's road show in Puri, Patra made the grave error in an

Maharashtra recorded the lowest polling percentage at 54.33%, while West Bengal saw the highest at 75.56%.

Amit Shah also said the BJP will make Odisha developed with a laborious and energetic young chief minister if the party is elected to power in the state | Latest News India

Four MLAs of Biju Janata Dal, who recently resigned from the party, have been issued show-cause notices to reply as to why they would not be disqualified on the grounds of defection.

Reacting to PM Modi's "five PMs in five years" remark, Kharge said but the UPA govt completed two full terms under one PM, Manmohan Singh.

Uniindia: Chennai, May 21 (UNI) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Tuesday cautioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi to stop demeaning or defaming the people of Tamil Nadu and Tamils for the sake of votes.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge dismissed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's claim about the opposition wanting five PMs in five years, highlighting UPA's decade of stable leadership under Manmohan Singh. Kharge criticized the BJP's governance, alleging that they weakened the Constitution and failed to fill job vacancies. He expressed confidence in the INDIA bloc's success in upcoming elections.