Himanta Biswa Sarma led the BJP to a historic victory in Assam, winning 82 seats. His aggressive campaign, focusing on welfare schemes like...

Elections in West Bengal's Bagda and Gaighata are complicated by a divided Matua family. Concerns over voter list deletions create anxiety ...

Women are increasingly influencing Indian elections. Their voter turnout has surged, surpassing men in recent polls. This electoral power i...

The Guardian report alleging Indian involvement in targeted assassinations in Pakistan may impact Modi's election campaign, resonating with...

Sharif, 73, has been living in self-imposed exile in London since November 2019. He was convicted in the Al-Azizia Mills and Avenfield corr...

Lt Gen Scott Berrier, Director, Defence Intelligence Agency told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee during a recent Congression...

The 69-year-old leader, who was facing the prospect of being run out in the number game in Parliament on Sunday, pushed Pakistan into a con...

According to the WhatsApp chat transcript, Goswami texted Dasgupta three days before the Feb. 26, 2019 airstrike, saying "something big wil...

Asked at an online briefing about elections held in Gilgit-Baltistan and protests against the poll process there, he said, "I had given a f...

The outgoing year solidify the fact that the mistrust between the two countries is deeper than perceived.

Most Pakistani nationals are voicing in interviews on social media their reservations about the return of an NDA government led by Modi.

Modi said "some people" did not like the fact that terrorists were being given a reply in their own language.

These pages had an estimated reach “of at least 200 million” and, in some cases, were digital businesses worth a few crores.

What is at stake in 2019 is whether India can stay the course as an emergent great power despite the vagaries of democracy.

Pakistan's media claim that the blast in the western city of Quetta took 18 lives adding a "suicide attacker" was responsible for the same.

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra termed Tharoor’s statement as “shameless” and alleged Congress has not “lost any opportunity to defame Hindus...

Congress and NCP will fight the 2019 polls as an alliance, and will come to power, said former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan.