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BJP denies ticket to Ananth Kumar's wife in Bangalore; fields youth leader

The Karnataka BJP had proposed only Tejaswini's name, according to state unit BJP president B S Yeddyurappa

After 2018 floods, Keralites want climate change to drive poll narrative

A total of 483 people lost their lives in the August 2018 floods, which were Kerala's worst in a century

BJP replaces Union Minister Rajen Gohain with Rupak Sharma from Nowgong

The Gauhati High Court on Monday had quashed criminal proceedings against the Union Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain in a rape case

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Dalits, OBCs play key role in deciding Nagpur MP

Nagpur is home to the headquarters of the BJP's ideological parent, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS)

Baghpat test case for strength of Uttar Pradesh's Opposition 'gathbandhan'

Ostensibly, what finally cemented the coalition was the outcome of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections in Baghpat: All of the Opposition put together polled only 131,393 more votes than BJP's Satya Pal Singh

Gadkari declares Rs 25-cr assets in poll affidavit; income up 140% in 4 yrs

According to his affidavit, Gadkari has movable assets worth Rs 69,38,691, while his wife has movable assets worth Rs 91,99,160

In Giriraj Singh, Kanhaiya sees a little kid who refuses to attend school

Kumars remarks came in the backdrop of Singh expressing unhappiness over his Nawada seat going to ally LJP this time

Sanjay Nirupam loses Mumbai Cong chief's post, but gets poll ticket

According to sources in the party, this was in the offing for "at least four months"

Air India withdraws boarding passes with PM Modi's pics after criticism

Air India spokesperson said the boarding passes seemed to be printed during the Vibrant Gujarat Summit held in January and the photographs were part of the advertisement from 'third parties'

Congress divided over alliance with AAP, decision left to Rahul Gandhi

Delhi Congress president Sheila Dikshit and three working presidents Devender Yadav, Rajesh Lilothia, and Haroon Yusuf maintained their stand against the alliance, according to reports

SC wants more random physical verification of VVPAT slips in LS polls

It was not the question of "casting aspersions", rather a matter of "satisfaction" of the electorate, the top court said

Lok Sabha polls: Rahul Gandhi promises Rs 6,000 a month for poorest 20%

Congress leaders said NYAY gets its inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's vision of helping the last man and woman

Rahul's scheme for poor to cost Rs 3.5 trn: Congress' data analytics chief

'Scheme to be rolled out in phases. States will be roped in to bear costs'

2019 polls highlights: BJP rejects Rahul's plan, says Cong failed the poor

Congress President Rahul Gandhi announced minimum income guarantee scheme assuring Rs 72,000 a year for 20 per cent of India's poorest. Catch LIVE updates on Lok Sabha polls 2019

Makers of biopic on PM Modi get notice for 'flouting' election conduct code

Delhi Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh said the concerned parties have been given time till March 30 to respond

Congress releases tenth list, fields Sanjay Nirupam from North West Mumbai

With this, the Congress has announced a total of 253 candidates so far

Rahul Gandhi bluffing, his income scheme for poor misleading: Jaitley

Gandhi, who faces Prime Minister Narendra Modi in general elections set for April and May, has said his party's programme would benefit 250 million of a population of 1.3 billion

Congress' income guarantee promise to burst fiscal discipline: Rajiv Kumar

Congress party had promised 'Garibi Hatao' in 1971, 'One Rank One Pension' in 2008, food security in 2013 to win elections, but could not fulfil any of those: Rajiv Kumar

Rahul Gandhi promises Rs 72000/year to 20% poor; BJP laughs it off

Making the announcement at a press conference here, Gandhi said five crore families and 250 million will directly benefit from the scheme

File reply by Mar 28 on increasing no of samples in VVPAT survey: SC to EC

The bench indicated that it wanted the number of VVPAT survey samples to be increased, saying it was not the question of 'casting aspersions" rather it was a matter of "satisfaction"