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Women welfare schemes a big factor in NDA winsThe BJP-led alliance's victory in the Maharashtra Assembly elections was fueled in part by strong support from women from economically disa...- Freebies are smart politics, but they're turning into bad economics as states struggle to fulfill poll promisesHimachal Pradesh ministers have decided not to withdraw salaries for two months as the Congress-led state government struggles with a signi...
- Madhya Pradesh Polls: PM Modi focuses on temple, women quotaReferring to the construction of the Ram temple at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, Modi said, "Wherever I go nowadays, there is talk of Lord Ram'...
- Attacking Chhattisgarh CM Baghel over app row, Modi says he didn't even spare 'Mahadev'Raking up the issue of financial irregularities in Chhattisgarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered scathing criticism of the ruling Co...
- Free foodgrain scheme to be extended by another 5 years: ModiDuring election campaigns in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a significant announcement: the government ...
- Madhya Pradesh Assembly Polls: Modi highlights schemes in letter to MP votersPrime Minister Narendra Modi has written an open letter to the voters of Madhya Pradesh, asking for their support in the upcoming assembly ...
- IPL team, Rs 25 lakh insurance, old pension: How Congress plans to bring 'khushhali' in MP with 1300 promisesWith the slogan "Congress ayegi, khushhali layegi" (Congress will usher in happiness), the manifesto presents an extensive array of commitm...
- BJP eyes women voters in Madhya Pradesh who benefited from welfare schemesApproximately 47.8% of the 5.05 crore voters in Madhya Pradesh are women, and the BJP believes that their welfare schemes have attracted a ...
- BJP banks on votes of women who benefited from welfare schemes in MPThe BJP is heavily relying on women voters in Madhya Pradesh for the upcoming assembly elections. The party is banking on the passage of th...
- Karnataka cabinet expansion: 24 MLAs to be sworn in as ministers on SaturdayThe list comes after days of hectic deliberations. For the last three days, the Karnataka CM along with his deputy have been camping in the...
- MP CM Chouhan announces scheme to provide Rs 1,000 per month to poor womenMadhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said his government will launch a new scheme to provide Rs 1,000 per month to women...
- Goa: BJP leaders hit poll campaign, project schemes and developmentPM Modi is likely to address a rally in North Goa on January 28, BJP is also working out dates for party president Amit Shah's public meeti...
- Goa expects Rs 400 crore revenue from mining in 2016-17After four sluggish years, the Goa government expects to earn a revenue of Rs 300-400 crore from the ban-hit mining industry.
- Mining ban made Goa govt borrow just half of okayed limit: Laxmikant ParsekarGoa government said that since its economy was hit by mining closure, the state borrowed only half of its permissible limit in the ongoing ...
- Goa scheme for girls faces closure"There is a similar scheme introduced by Department of social welfare due to which we have stopped getting the applications (for this schem...
- Goa Budget: A tough task in hand for ParrikarThe Supreme Court had banned mining in Goa in September, 2012, bringing to a halt the industry which was the biggest revenue earner for the...
- AP CM Kiran Kumar Reddy slams Modi for telling 'blatant lies'Kiran Kumar Reddy hit back at BJP election campaign committee chief and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
- BJP adopts eco-friendly manifestoThe party, which has finalised a vision document for the poll-bound state, said, if elected to power, its top priority would be on a "more ...
- Census of India 2011: Figures shocking, says BJPBJP today described the Census 2011 figures as "an eye-opener and shocking" and insisted that more efforts are needed to control the popula...
- Brace up for more of Advani on televisionBJP unveiled a set of five TV spots likely to go on-air from Saturday.
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