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Reacting to the result of assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh, Omar Abdullah said that it was all due to the adamant attitude of Congress leadership that the opposition failed to field a joint candidate and BJP managed to win these crucial polls.

Sonia Gandhi releases book to commemorate the political journey of Kharge

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said that the current major priority is the assembly elections in five states and after that, the problems in the alliance will be resolved. At the same time, the...

Shiv Sena-UBT President and Maharashtras ex-Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday said that India needs a strong government at the Centre for stability, but no party should be given a brute majority in the interest of the people and country.

While the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena (Eknath Shinde)-NCP (Ajit Pawar) and opposition parties are aiming guns and bazookas at each other over Maharashtra hospital deaths, Devendra Fadnavis has come up with a blast from the past. ��️ Sharad Pawar Suggested President's Rule in State After Maharashtra Assembly Election 2019: Devendra Fadnavis Drops Bombshell.

In its resolution, the CWC, expressed grave concern at the

After settling on the impactful I.N.D.I.A name, the opposition’s progress on a common minimum programme and seat sharing have been slow. Meanwhile, BJP – courtesy the central government – is raining one hard knock after another, leaving the “I.N.D.I.A” alliance clueless on tackling BJP’s expansive Hindu nationalism package 

Ultimately, the fate of the opposition alliance will depend on the challenge that the Congress Party can mount and how it performs in the seats in which it directly confronts the BJP

Much depends on the index of opposition unity that the INDIA alliance can cobble against the ruling BJP. Untested pre-poll alliances, key opposition parties like BSP not being part of the alliance, and the ambitions of constituent parties and their local leaders make one-seat one-candidate easier said than done

Two major initiatives by the Modi government are indicative of the fact that the INDIA meet in Mumbai has rattled BJP. On the first day of the conclave came news, out-of-the-blue, of a special session of parliament on September 18, no reason given.