When riots broke out in the area, Mayawati was scarcely seen on the ground, her support base which also included Muslims and a few upper ca...

Tensions escalatedbetween BJP workers and the SP-led government when BJP protesters clashed with Moradabad police for detaining party MLAs.

In the see-saw battle on communally sensitive issues, it is the BSP which is being squeezed in the area, earlier considered a stronghold of...

Modi's decision to fight from Varanasi considered part of BJP's eastern push. Out of the 27 seats in the area, BJP got only 4 in the last p...

Janata Dal (U) today demanded that BJP and BSP candidates, who are accused in Muzaffarnagar riots cases, be debarred from contesting the LS...

"If the Congress in this parliament session could force through the Lokpal Bill then why not at least introduce the communal violence bill?"

The BJP now emerges as the clear favourite, but AAP-inspired new outfits could spring up in several cities between now and May to spoil its...

Inter-religious violent conflict not only leads to killing of innocent people and destruction of property, it leads to flight of those targ...

According to Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, the party plans to organise meetings between Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and members of the...

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

A newly-formed Muslim umbrella organisation has criticised the ruling Samajwadi Party over the recent Muzaffarnagar riots, saying the state...

Asked if the Patna blasts were part of IM's revenge, Khan said the NIA was investigating the matter and he did not want to comment on this.

The Samajwadi Party, whose Yadav vote bank would be directly hit by such a quota is watching the developments closely.

Maulana Nomani of the Jamiate-Ulema said Gandhi’s remarks were irresponsible and insensitive to the plight of the victims of Muzzaffarnagar...

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has upped his ante as the issue of upcoming state and general elections were very much on his mind.

“If one looks at the way the minority vote went in 2009 (General Elections) and 2012 (Assembly polls), it prefers a strong bulwark against ...

Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh today accused Narendra Modi him of giving misleading statements and dubbed him "most communal".