The main contestants in the fray from the very birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi in Gujarat have a string of criminal cases against them.

Porbandar MP Vithal Radadia's son Jayesh Radadia was among the six MLAs inducted into the Narendra Modi ministry here today.

Porbandar MP Vithal Radadia's son Jayesh Radadia will be among the six MLAs to be inducted into the Narendra Modi ministry.

For Vitthal Radadia, an influential Patel community strongman who emerged victorious today as the BJP candidate from Porbandar parliamentar...

Radadia began his political career with BJP in 1995. However, he soon left the saffron brigade along with then party leaders Shankarsinh Va...

BJP swept five of six seats -- two of Lok Sabha and three Assembly which were previously held by the Congress -- in the Gujarat by-election...

BJP's Vitthal Radadia, who was caught brandishing his gun at a toll booth last year when he was a Congress MP, is ahead of his Cong rival.

"Thousands" of members of Gujarat Youth Congress and NSUI would be joining BJP tomorrow in the presence of Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The BJP on Tuesday declared the names of its candidates for two Lok Sabha and four assembly bye-elections in Gujarat.

Congress today declared the names of candidates for two Lok Sabha and four assembly bye-elections in Gujarat.

Modi today fired a fresh salvo at PM, saying his speech reminded him of proverb 'empty vessels make the most noise'.

Former Gujarat MP Vitthal Radadia, who was caught gun-toting on camera last year, and his son on Monday resigned from Congress.

"Somabhai Patel has sent his resignation letter to the state Assembly," state Congress unit spokesperson Manish Doshi said.

He defeated BJP candidate Harilal Patel who polled 72,258 votes in the keenly-contested battle.

Congress had been waiting in the corridors of power for more than 17 years and now is pulling all stops to oust the three-term BJP governme...

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said Congress "lacks" such sensitivity in expressing solidarity with victims of terrorism.

When the dads were fighting one of their most crucial contests in the Gujarat assembly elections, GenNext was busy in the classroom.