In what can be considered a major setback for the AAP government in Delhi, the apex court has ruled that the Delhi government will not be able to probe central government officials. ...
In what discredits the prospects of a grand coalition defeating the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, differences between the TMC and the Congress appeared to have surfaced yet again. ...
In what displays extreme academic intolerance in the United States, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is facing backlash as it invited Subramanian Swamy, Rajya Sabha MP and economics professor to speak at ...
Addressing the last Lok Sabha session of the incumbent government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled an interesting fact. Commemorating his first day in Lok Sabha, the PM said that he was ...
Looks like Arvind Kejriwal and Mamata Bannerjee aren’t the only contenders for the moniker of 'protest king' in Indian politics. With his current antics in New Delhi, the incumbent CM of ...
In a fresh twist, it appears that Twitter is not the only organization that is facing strict action at the hands of the Central Government. According to a news report, the ...
Many critics have argued that the Modi government’s scheme to transfer a sum of 6,000 rupees per year to farmers of the country is a populist measure aimed at the upcoming ...
In a major development, the DoPT has indicted the former CBI chief, Alok Verma. He has been accused by the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT) on three different counts. He ...
Yesterday, former Chief Minister of Mizoram, Lal Thanhawla, sparked controversy as the Congress party leader was seen holding a banner in support of independent Mizoram during a protest against the Citizenship ...
On the last day of Parliament, former Uttar Chief Minister and veteran Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav endorsed PM Modi for a second term. In Lok Sabha, he said, “PM ...
The Congress led by Rahul Gandhi and the entire left-liberal ecosystem made all possible attempts to corner the government in connection with the Rafale deal. A number of lies and concoctions ...
Indian journalism has hit a new low with a great number of journalists working relentlessly on a given agenda. The Lutyens’ media consisting of several news traders has set high benchmarks ...
