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Many BJP MLAs to join Cong before Maharashtra Assembly polls, claims Patole

Patole was talking to reporters after the induction of former BJP MP Shishupal Patle into the party

Mahayuti govt committed sin of fixing price for sisters' love: Sule

The opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) of the Shiv Sena (UBT), Congress and NCP (SP) performed better than the ruling alliance in the state in the parliamentary elections

LG govt has shaken up administration: NC asks EC to suspend transfer

National Conference general secretary Ali Mohammad Sagar said the move seems clearly intended to undermine the integrity of the electoral process

Kerala CM protecting those behind controversial 'kafir' post: Oppn UDF

Terming it as a criminal activity, he questioned why no case was registered till now against those who spread the post

CBI takeover shouldn't lead to rape-murder case being buried: Derek O'Brien

O'Brien said the urgent need of the hour is swift justice and harshest punishment for the culprits

BJP neither secular nor civil: Kapil Sibal on PM Modi's remarks on UCC

In a post on X, Sibal asserted that a secular and civil country is the need of the hour

Saini attacks Cong's 'Haryana Maange Hisab', asks what it did for farmers

Saini said the BJP-led government in the state has taken several steps for farmers' welfare in the past ten years

Hindenburg tip of iceberg, only JPC probe can unravel truth: Congress

Jairam Ramesh alleged subordination of India's foreign policy interests to the needs of Adani Enterprises

Leading NCP huge responsibility, seat-sharing talks moving positively: Ajit

Everyone wants to contest from maximum seats and a solution will be found, he said

I-Day speech: 'Secular civil code' need of the hour, says PM Narendra Modi

Dubs existing set of laws discriminatory 'communal civil code'

Kejriwal modern day freedom fighter, paid price for serving people: Gahlot

Kejriwal began the effort to free the country from these ills by providing quality education, healthcare, free electricity and world class transport facilities to the people in Delhi, he asserted

Rahul Gandhi urges PM Modi 'once again' to visit violence-hit Manipur

Gandhi said on Thursday, he met a group of Manipuri people living in Delhi who shared their heartbreaking struggles since ethnic clashes broke out in the northeastern state

Parties trying to foment trouble: CM Mamata on RG Kar hospital vandalism

Banerjee said she does not hold the students or doctors responsible for their protests and instead, she accused certain political parties of attempting to incite trouble

PM Modi's 'communal civil code' remarks insult to Ambedkar: Congress

The Congress's denunciation came in the wake of Modi saying a "secular civil code" is the need of the hour as the existing set of laws is a "communal civil code" and discriminatory

Cong targets PM Modi for LoP Gandhi's seat in 5th row in I-Day event

The opposition party's attack came after sources involved in organising of the event said all seating arrangements were done "as per the table of precedence"

Rahul 1st LoP in 10 yrs to attend I-Day event; made to sit in 2nd last row

Senior Congress leader and LoP, Rahul Gandhi, sat with Olympic medallists Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh in the second-last row

PM Modi's I-Day address maps India's transformation in last 10 years: BJP

BJP president J P Nadda said Modi's address reflected India's progress and future aspirations

Cong slams PM's communal civil code remark, says 'gross insult' to Ambedkar

Slamming PM, Congress' Jairam Ramesh said, that the non-biological PM's capacity for malice, mischief, and maligning of history knows no bounds, which was on full display today from Red Fort

Independence Day: PM Modi targets nepotism, plans youth push in politics

During his address on India's 78th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a plan to bring one lakh youth from non-political backgrounds into politics

BJP's Partition Day an attempt to spread hatred, divisive thinking: Kharge

Instead of walking the path shown by them, the rulers of today are encouraging divisive thinking, he said