Three opinion polls are predicting a significant defeat for British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives in the upcoming July 4 elect...

Three British opinion polls released late on Saturday painted a challenging picture for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party ahe...

Rajnath Singh criticises Congress for corruption, predicts its extinction post-Lok Sabha polls. Supports 'one nation, one election' idea, p...

After stitching the once unimaginable Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance and turning BJP’s counter-plots on its head, Sharad Pawar has demonst...

There are doubts among the rank and file over whether the Gandhi family should continue to lead the party.

SC’s referral for hearing by a 5 judge Constitutional Bench of a petition on appointment of Election Commissioners throws light on an inter...

Rawat, speaking on 'challenges to India electoral democracy' at a symposium, said democracy does not run on whims and it requires traits su...

All sensible Indians should hope that the bench finds for the status quo, with perhaps a direction on a greater degree of second order veri...

Under the previous general secretary (Karat), the party was on the course of extinction. All his decisions and policies cost the party a lo...

Apart from promoting younger leaders and plugging a talent gap, Modi's recent cabinet rejig has emphasised a low tolerance for ministerial ...

The way BJP rushed in to form governments in Goa and Manipur, despite being well short of a majority, was reminiscent of the Congress of yo...

The grand old party is third in the maximum city and has been knocked out of contention in almost every major city in the state.

BJP theorists will claim that the cultural popularity and mobilizing power of the anti-cow-slaughter movement will eclipse any economic sid...

The stakes are very high as these elections are a do-or-die battle for Telugu Desam Party and possibly a now-or-never chance for YSRC.

The ballyhoo rising out of AAP's helter-skelter agitation hasn't travelled well to a Bharat possessed by an unruffled idyllic calm.

If it was Telangana Rashtra Samiti in 2004 and Praja Rajyam Party in 2009, it would be Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress (YSRC) in 2014.

Adding to this now will be the yet-to-be-named political party being launched by former Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy.