He also said that the party "cannot be selective in fighting the communists" and it must do so in all its manifestations, irrespective of r...

So deep ranging is the wider societal impact of Moditva that he can only be compared with Nehru.

Narendra Modi has appropriated something of Nehru’s larger-than-life aura.

According to him, fabrications and distortions are pre-woven in the narration of events and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has suffe...

Ramesh said Modi is "not even an Atal Bihari Vajpayee or an L K Advani", who, according to him, were more 'Nehruvian' in their outlook.

Jaitley dubbed former PM Narasimha Rao as "not a great reformer" or a "big liberaliser" and said that he initiated reforms out of "compulsi...

It is the responsibility of the state government to maintain law and order and provide security to a vulnerable target of attack said Jaitl...

In one of those ironies of History, it turns out that today happens to be the 106th birth anniversary of former US senator Joseph 'Joe' McC...

Congress President Sonia Gandhi launched a veiled attack on BJP in her opening remarks, saying Nehru's ideas were under threat from "misrep...

Sharad Pawar-led NCP, the latest tactical friend of Modi-led BJP, who deserted the Congress camp, is also among invitees.

The AICC will also host a two-day international conference in Delhi to observe the occasion. The event has been tentatively scheduled for N...

What we are witnessing in India are the first small steps of a corrective process, an attempt to rescue the past from the clutches of ideol...

CBSE held a nationwide writing competition in the name of 'Expression Series' about the life and times of "Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay".

"The so called Modi wave is now on the decline, because in the bypolls UPA has got the clear majority," said Digvijay Singh.

Singh’s disclosures are not the first — and may not be the last — account emerging from the inner circle shedding light on the Gandhis.

There is also hope that the government will push for inclusion of 'nationalist' thought in existing educational apparatus as well.

Then RSS chief Balasaheb Deoras in an interview to The Illustrated Weekly of India (March 12, 1978) was quite dismissive of Sangh-baiters.