Yesterday, while campaigning in Rajasthan, Bharatiya Janata Party President, Amit Shah hitting out at the Congress party over the issue of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants said that his government will not spare anyone ...
The years of UPA government represented the era of crony capitalism and corruption. The family, friends, and relatives of leaders got special privileges in every deal and there was no respect ...
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Chhattisgarh government to give details about the proceedings in the status of investigation in the murder case registered against Delhi University Professor and controversial ...
Monetary resources are very important for parties to win elections in any democracy. The elections in India cost far less than countries like United States but still money plays an important ...
Yesterday, Madhya Pradesh witnessed a tremendous voter turnout. The high voter turnout is indeed a positive sign for the Bharatiya Janata Party, as every time the increase in the voter turnout ...
In a surprising but welcome move, Kerala High Court has minced no words in their criticism of the Pinnarayi Vijayan led Kerala government, and has slammed them for their double standards ...
The value of Rupee against dollar has hit a three-month high with bond yields touching the lowest mark since the month of May. The price of rupee against dollar touched three-month ...
Days after being spotted shaking hands and hugging Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa at the ground breaking ceremony of Kartarpur Corridor, Sidhu has now been spotted with Khalistani activist ...
The new GDP back series data by Central Statistics Office (CSO) has busted the myths of UPA era growth. According to new data, the average GDP growth in one decade of ...
Big people should always keep a “big distance” even from a small controversial issue. Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, ignited a controversy by holding up a small placard recently in ...
If there is one thing that the Congress politicians are extremely adept at, it is the art of axing their own feet. In their bid to gain political advantage, the Congress ...
Delhi High Court, it seems, has decided to follow the dictum of 'better late than never.' In a major breakthrough, the Delhi High Court has upheld up to 88 convictions in ...
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