MLAs missing from JD(S)-Congress camp confirmed to be false news by former minister
As Karnataka’s fate still remains unsure, a day after the electorate delivered a split verdict, reports of MLAs going missing from the JD(S) and Congress
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One of the most violent polls in India
The polling has begun for the the crucial three-tier West Bengal Panchayat election 2018. The date for the Panchayat polls seems to have been extended
BSF foils infiltration bid along IB in Samba
BSF troops thwarted an infiltration bid today along the International Border (IB) in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir, where a high alert has been
Storm strikes Delhi and NCR region, 1 killed
One person was killed and six others injured after strong winds and rain struck some places in Delhi and nearby areas in the early hours
‘My life is yours’, Navjot Singh Sidhu tells in a text Rahul Gandhi after getting a clean chit
Soon after his clearing in the 1988 road rage case, Punjab local bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu messaged Congress president Rahul Gandhi, “I am now at the
Flyover collapse poses question mark on UP bridge firm
The tragic flyover collapse in Varanasi, the high-profile Lok Sabha constituency belonging to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has posed a big question mark on
JD(S) MLAs being offered Rs 100 crore each by BJP
JD(S) Karnataka unit chief H D Kumaraswamy on Wednesday alleged that the BJP was trying to poach his party’s lawmakers by offering them Rs 100 crore and the lure
BJP resorting to “horsetrading”, alleges Kumaraswamy
JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy today accused the BJP of being in a “hurry” to form the government in Karnataka despite falling short of numbers,
Gujarat Governor O.P Kohli given additional charge of Madhya Pradesh
New Delhi: Gujarat Governor Om Prakash Kohli has been given the additional charge of the Governor of Madhya Pradesh as incumbent Anandiben Patel is on
SC rejects K’taka’s plea to stall finalisation of draft Cauvery scheme
The Supreme Court today rejected Karnataka’s plea that finalisation of the draft Cauvery management scheme should be put on hold as the process of formation