Uttar Pradesh government has expanded its cabinet. The move focuses on smaller caste groups within OBC and Scheduled Caste segments. This s...

A new chapter in Indian politics is unfolding. The BJP's return in Haryana signifies a strategic revival, and the once-unbreakable grip of ...

Farmer producer organisations (FPOs) are key to integrating smallholders in India, but they are constrained by scale, market access, financ...

Jats decide the fate of as many as 10 seats in the region. Their financial clout is a big factor in swaying poll outcomes. That's why polit...

However, BJP did not hesitate to easily break its alliance with JJP, a party like RLD in Haryana. While BJP shared two seats with RLD, incl...

Rajasthan's Jats, who hold over half of the assembly seats, lack a statewide leader. Hanuman Beniwal aims to fill this gap by establishing ...

Laxmangarh, Rajasthan's Shekhawati region, is a 'Jat vs Jat' contest with 21 seats spread across three districts. The incumbent Congress pa...

Written off by politicians early on in his political journey, Khattar has had the last laugh.

Many voters are unhappy with the way BJP handled community’s demand for reservation in government jobs, said RLD chief.

The AICC’s idea of supporting independent candidate RK Anand with the backing of INLD was a project that was doomed from the start.

With the situation rapidly spinning out of control, the Delhi and Haryana govts were forced to take precautionary measures, including shutt...

Rural Development Minister Chaudhary Birendra Singh said: “If Yadavs and Gujjars can get reservations, why not Jats?”

BJP said the govt has been forced to grant reservation to Jats in the central OBC list due to agitation by the community and persistent pol...

Muzzaffarnagar, an avoidable riot, earned two distinctions: one, severity of Hindu or, Jat, backlash; two, the movement of riots to rural a...

The seeming deterioration in the relations now between the Jats and Muslims are a polar opposite of what used to be the case earlier.

Nagaur, the Marwar heartland, is more known for its firebrand Jat politics than the fabled Makrana marbles.

Jats, comprising 10.8% of ballot, will play a decisive role in outcome.