Secular forces to unite under TMC says expelled CPI(M) leader Ritabarata Banerjee
Kolkata: All secular and democratic forces should unite under the leadership of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) to fight against the BJP, expelled CPI(M) leader and
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Four southern CM’s skip meet on Mahatma Gandhi birth anniversary
President Ram Nath Kovind who was heading the meet observed that Mahatma Gandhi is not only an Indian leader but a global leader. Delhi,
Assembly passes Odisha Official Language (Amendment) Bill
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Assembly has passed the Odisha Official Language (Amendment) Bill, 2018 making penal provisions for non-compliance and reward for the extensive use of Odia
Shiv Sena MP demands President’s rule in J&K
Arvind Sawant also said the PDP-BJP government has “failed” on all fronts and President’s Rule should be brought in the state. Mumbai, May 2
Fuel prices kept constant because of K’taka polls: Chidambaram
The former Union finance minister P Chidambaram also claimed that GST rates on many items were reduced from 28 to 18 percent due to the
Panchayat Poll violence: TMC MPs to meet President Kovind today
The development comes after the opposition parties accused the ruling TMC members of stopping them from filing their nomination papers for the elections. New
CPI(M) lost connect with people due to Prakash Karat: Somnath Chatterjee
Somnath Chatterjee, a former CPI(M) leader, was expelled from the party in 2008 for not resigning as Lok Sabha Speaker after the party withdrew its
NSUI announces four-week fellowship on public policy
“The fellows will get an opportunity to interact with thinkers P Chidambaram, Salman Khurshid, Sam Pitroda, Jairam Ramesh, Shashi Tharoor, Sachin Pilot, etc,” NSUI said.
Nitin Gadkari-Jharkhand CM discuss about National Highways
Das urged Gadkari to ensure that 1,000 km road is constructed in Jharkhand to strengthen the roadways network. Gadkari asked him to provide a detailed
Ex-CBI Director Anil Sinha says satisfied with Chhota Rajan conviction
Chhota Rajan, who was witnessing proceedings from New Delhi’s Tihar jail via video conferencing, said “theek hai (alright)”, when the judge read out the sentence