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INDIA bloc meeting: Regional allies, Left target coalition attitude of CongressINDIA bloc leaders met amid internal disagreements. Regional parties urged Congress to acknowledge their importance in opposing the BJP. So...- Should talk to Opposition in country instead of Trump: Sanjay Raut jibes at PM ModiThe UBT Sena MP said that instead of engaging with former US President Donald Trump on global issues like the Middle East crisis, Modi shou...
- NDA sweeps all five Bihar Rajya Sabha seats; Opposition faltersIn a decisive display of political maneuvering, the National Democratic Alliance clinched all five Rajya Sabha seats in Bihar, thanks to a ...
- Bihar Cabinet Expansion: 31 Ministers sworn in, RJD gets max share of cabinetNitish Kumar, who was recently sworn in as Bihar's chief minister for a record eighth time, is expected to retain the crucial Home portfoli...
- JD(U) leader Veerendra Kumar resigns from Rajya SabhaThe rebellion in the JD(U) started after Nitish Kumar, the Bihar chief minister, decided to break ranks with the Rashtriya Janata Dal and t...
- Sharad Yadav close aide hints at formation of a new partyHe had, however, clarified that Yadav has not been requested to join the RJD but be part of a country-wide movement against communal forces.
- Kerala decides 2016: Crisis in UDF over ‘unfair’ seat allocationThe Kerala Congress (Jacob) may split after the Congress decided to take the Angamaly seat from it leaving the party with just Piravom.
- In Samastipur's 'Moscow', Left poses a challengeIn an otherwise NDA-versus-Grand Alliance battle in Bihar, this is one area where the Left is a formidable force. No wonder, Bibhutipur is ...
- It was for JDU to decide whether to continue in UDF: CPMJDU had recently expressed reservation over the attitude of Congress and had also stated that the party was not getting due consideration f...
- Kerala: Congress rejects criticism against JDU in party organAn editorial critical of ruling UDF partner JD(U) in Congress mouthpiece today left the coalition leader in Kerala embarrassed.
- DMK President M Karunanidhi greets Bihar CM Nitish Kumar"I convey my hearty congratulations to you on becoming the CM of Bihar after a gap of nine months," Karunanidhi said in a letter to Nitish ...
- Janata Dal (S) wants JD-U to quit UDF in KeralaThe SJD, led by veteran socialist and former union minister MP Veerendrakumar merged with JD(U) a few days ago at a conference in Thrissur.
- Left parties form grand alliance in BiharAs per seat sharing agreement, CPI(ML) will contest on five seats, while CPI(M) and CPI will fight on three and two seats, respectively.
- Given short-shrift, CPI to fight Bihar bypoll with CPM, CPI-ML"Our first priority is working for the Left unity. CPI, CPI-M and CPI-ML together will fight bypolls in 10 seats in Bihar next month," Raje...
- JD(U) hoping to bring all non-Cong, non-BJP parties togetherAccusing BJP of harming Opposition unity on corruption, price rise and other issues, JD(U) today resolved to bring non-Congress non-BJP for...
- JD(U) opts for alliance with Left parties for Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan pollsNitish Kumar's JD(U) has decided to contest the upcoming Assembly polls in some states in alliance with CPI(M) and CPI, an indication that ...
- CPI(M) in talks with parties to forge grouping ahead of pollsCPI(M) is in talks with SP, JD(U), JD(S) and BJD and other parties in a bid to forge a grouping of non-Congress secular forces ahead of the...
- Non-Congress, non-BJP alliance impossible without Left: JD(U)Saying that talks between CPI(M) and JD(U) leadership were on over the possibility of a third front, JD(U) national general secretary Arun ...
- JD-U not gravitating towards Congress, UPA: Sharad YadavSharad Yadav strongly denied that his party was gravitating towards Cong & UPA in the wake its support to Pranab's Presidential candidature.
- Presidential poll: JD-U support is for Pranab Mukherjee, not UPA, says Sharad YadavEven as JD-U backed Pranab for the President's post, Sharad Yadav denied any rift in NDA, saying that JD-U's support was for the next Prez ...
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