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India News: NEW DELHI: Former Bihar chief minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad Yadav on Saturday hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's .

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a BJP rally in North-East Delhi, highlighting the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and accusing protesters of blocking roads and inciting riots. He criticized the INDI Alliance for allegedly promoting appeasement politics and corruption. Modi also targeted the AAP government in Delhi, accusing its leaders of corruption. He further criticized Congress, accusing it of acting as Pakistans spokesperson and promoting "vote jihad." Modi assured that Indi...

Are Mr Modi and the BJP guilty of inadvertently promoting Rahul Gandhi over the last few years in their fixation to put him down? Has their strategy been counterproductive and instead worked in favour of...

Prime Minister Modi, who relied on his own carefully crafted image and easy-flowing rhetoric, found himself in an unchartered territory facing an electorate more skeptical of his promises and less interested in his anti-minority tirades.

As India has completed its fourth phase of the national elections, it has become increasingly clear that it is in no way a walkover by the BJP towards a third

Last month, days after Indian Congress Overseas chief Sam Pitroda suggested India needed an inheritance tax to address inequality, Basu backed the idea and said the wealth tax is a must in the country.

India News: NEW DELHI: Former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam on Monday claimed that Rahul Gandhi had made plans to overturn the Supreme Court verdict whi.

Taking a swipe at BJP for criticising Cong manifesto, Chidambaram said that if the ruling party leaders read words generation of wealth as 'redistribution of wealth

The fear mongering Congress leadership is desperate after having faced a ‘washout’ from the Centre for ten consecutive years and no signs whatsoever of coming back to power in the next five years at least....

Chhattisgarh: voting to conclude on may 7 with seven seats going to polls; 168 candidates in fray