PM Modi, BJP chief Amit Shah, finance minister Arun Jaitley and railway minister Piyush Goyal are likely to be in various parts of Gujarat ...

Along with Dharmendra Pradhan, they have been included as permanent members of CCEA; defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman also in CCS.

The triple talaq judgment of the apex court will buttress PM Modi’s image as a progressive leader since he invested personally into the iss...

EC has asked the returning officer to segregate the 2 ballots and proceed with counting, according to the poll panel's order on its website.

For 23 ministers, the total expenditure on office renovation in this government’s first two years has been nearly Rs 3.5 crore.

Worried that too many cooks could spoil the broth, BJP president Amit Shah has fixed a ceiling of 13 members in each of the party’s core un...

As soon as the Rajya Sabha met for the day, Congress members trooped into the Well of the House. They raised slogans and displayed copies o...

The party produced an audio recording, where Rawat’s personal secretary purportedly was heard negotiating for kickbacks with a liquor baron...

The Modi government has begun efforts to salvage the forthcoming monsoon session and has called an all-party meeting on July 20.

The move to drop Irani caught everyone by surprise. Most leaders were at a loss to explain the possible reason.

Naqvi will start by visiting the Wayanad district, followed by Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on January 8, Haryana on January 9 and so on.

Congress' fresh pitch for a quota for backward Muslims came under fire with BJP saying that the minorities won't fall for it.

Jha said, "Weakest PM ever was AB Vajpayee, who wanted to sack Mr Modi for ghastly Gujarat massacre, but succumbed to BJP bullying."

Stoking a fresh political war, Congress praised ex-PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee on its website, saying that no leader in BJP can match his statu...

Accusing the "whole" media of being "sold out", Kejriwal threatened to send media people to jail after an inquiry, if AAP comes to power.

In a video aired on a news channel, Kejriwal said that if his party's government comes to power, it will send media people to jail.

BJP lashed out calling Shinde's remark condemnable. "We're proud of media. How can Home Minister use such language," Ravi Shankar said.