The controversy surrounding the Delhi Chief Minister’s official bungalow at 6 Flag Staff Road is now heating up as Delhi edges closer to assembly elections early next year. The bungalow was, until recently, the abode of Arvind Kejriwal. The controversial politician is now at the epicenter of a political firestorm. The BJP has slammed Kejriwal

Union minister Kiren Rijiju today slammed the opposition’s no-trust motion against Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, saying the move was uncalled for. The motion, signed by more than 50 MPs across several parties, including Congress and Trinamool Congress, accuses Dhankhar of being partisan. Rijiju reminded the Opposition that NDA has a majority in Rajya Sabha.

The government is poised to resume implementation of its flagship One Country One Election proposal, which may be brought to parliament’s floor in this current sitting. As reported by sources, the Cabinet has endorsed the recommendations of the Ram Nath Kovind Committee, paving the way for deliberations to garner consensus on this transformative proposal. For

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju on Monday raised apprehensions over the alleged connection between Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi and Hungarian-American businessman George Soros. Rijiju described the problem as a “serious” issue and called for all stakeholders to cooperate against the “anti-India opinion. He said, not politically, but as a security

In an especially dramatic turn of events, the Samajwadi Party has finally decided to formally end its association with Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in Maharashtra. The decision is consequent to a controversial speech by Uddhav Thackeray’s confidante, Milind Narvekar, in reference to the demolition of the Babri Masjid. Narvekar retweeted an expression on social media

On the evening of Thursday, Mr. Eknath Shinde was elected as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, thus bringing an end to the suspense over the Chief Ministerial position of the state. The chief of the Shiv Sena accepted the highest post, putting an end to the ambiguity after several months. The swearing-in (following Devendra

Devendra Fadnavis for a record third term assumes office as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra tomorrow at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan. BJP’s leadership brought the curtain down on weeks of speculation by deciding Fadnavis’s place for the topmost leadership, which sealed his position in the party and within the state. This was unanimously approved by BJP