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There is no such thing as NDA, just a single party rule: Former BJP ally

Sardesai has been critical of the BJP-led coalition government after he was dropped from the cabinet by current Chief Minister Pramod Sawant in July 2019

Priyanka Gandhi ready with 'Mission UP'; will camp in Lucknow from Feb

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is all set to kick-start 'Mission UP' with an eye on the 2022 assembly polls after setting the house in order at the state and district level

DV Sadananda Gowda collapses due to low blood sugar, hospitalised

Mr Gowda, 67, is currently stable and is undergoing further tests at the hospital

BJP systematically spreading rumours that JDS will join NDA: HD Kumaraswamy

Former Karnataka chief minister and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy said that the BJP is systematically spreading rumours that JDS will join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)

Suvendu Adhikari's brother and former TMC leader Soumendu joins BJP

Soumendu Adhikari joined BJP in presence of his brother Suvendu Adhikari at 'BJP Yogdaan Mela' at Contai Dormitory ground in East Midnapore

2020: A year of political turbulence, pandemic, natural calamity for Bengal

West Bengal's political cauldron was on the boil through 2020

LIVE updates: BJP-backed candidates leading in Karnataka panchayat polls

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Rahul Gandhi slams Modi govt for rising unemployment, inflation in India

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Central government for rising unemployment in the country, inflation, and attack on farmers

Harassing those against BJP seems to be ED's 'national duty': Raut

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Tuesday said that harassing those who are against the BJP appears to be the "national duty" of the Enforcement directorate.

Two expelled Assam Congress MLAs, former BPF lawmaker join BJP

Former Assam minister and expelled Congress leader Ajanta Neog along with two ex-legislators in the state joined the BJP on Tuesday.

Farmers' protest over Centre's new agri laws enters 32nd day amid cold wave

Amid the prevailing deadlock between farmers and the Central government over the new farm laws, the agitation of farmers entered the 32nd day on Monday

JD(U) not in favour of laws against conversion for marriage: KC Tyagi

Janata Dal (United), an ally of the BJP party in Bihar, said that laws against conversion for marriage will create social hatred and division in the society

BJP, Opp target each other as stir against agri laws enters second month

The government had earlier objected to the raising of issues not related to the three farm laws.

LIVE: Nitish Kumar's close confidant RCP Singh becomes new JD(U) president

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Farmer leaders agree to talk to Centre on Dec 29 but only on repeal of laws

Talks could happen on December 29 at 11 am on the modalities of when and how the three farm acts will be repealed, say farmers

Will work as a disciplined soldier of BJP to dislodge TMC: Suvendu Adhikari

Adhikari said, "In BJP we will work as a disciplined soldier of the party to dislodge TMC and put BJP in power in the assembly polls in 2021"

BJP should accept DDC polls verdict, stop indulging in horse-trading: Omar

He accused the Apni Party, led by former PDP leader Altaf Bukhari, and the union territory administration of using coercive tactics to buy loyalties of newly elected DDC members

RJD challenges Nitish to snap ties with BJP following Arunachal setback

The veteran RJD leader, who has also been with the JD(U) for some time, insisted that the development in Arunachal Pradesh was "part of the chain of events that began with Chirag Paswans rebellion"

Uttarakhand BJP asks farmers to guard against opposition's web of lies

Uttarakhand BJP president Bansidhar Bhagat on Friday asked farmers to guard against the opposition's "web of lies".

2020 wrap: Bihar went to polls amid Covid-19; NDA scraped through

In a year that left the world in the throes of the Covid-19, Bihar pulled off a mammoth electoral exercise which saw the NDA retain power but a reinvigorated opposition snapping at its heels