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With the last phase of campaigning coming to an end, candidates of various parties have geared up for the last leg of the battle. As we all know, PM Modi has ...

PM Modi left everyone surprised yesterday when he attended the press conference held by BJP President Amit Shah. However, the Prime Minister did not answer any questions. He only spoke for ...

Despite having a supposedly independent woman leader, BSP as a party ranks way behind on the list of women empowered parties. It was the SP-BSP alliance that had stalled the Triple ...

West Bengal has been the centre of attention during the ongoing Lok Sabha polls. With the Congress and the CPI(M) remaining irrelevant, there is a closely watched contest between the BJP ...

The 2019 general elections have been witnessing the opposition camp going into various uncomfortable twists and turns. From arch rivals SP and BSP forging an alliance of convenience to Raj Thackeray ...

Congress leader and former cricketer, Navjot Singh Sidhu has finally been sidelined by the Congress party and the proof is the suspension of his campaigns. He has also been the talk ...

“Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” This quote does an apt job in ...

As the election results are nearing, opposition parties have been scrambling in the hope of seeing NDA not getting a majority in the 2019 general election. Different parties have been coming ...

After the announcement of IMF bailout, Pakistani rupee has hit an all-time low of 148.0 rupees per dollar. The global lender expects Pakistan to let the market decide the value of the currency. ...

In the year 2000 Mani Shankar Aiyar made the headlines when he got into a spat with Amar Singh over the comments he made in an inebriated state. Amar Singh recollects ...

If one has to centre in on one point which has been the backbone of Congress campaigning, it’s the Rafale deal. Whether it’s a rally, road show or merely an interview, ...

It was the time when everything seemed very slow and then Prime Minister came forward and urged youngsters, the new voters to register for voting and exercise their right to vote ...