‘Yeh jo ladki hai’: Nitish Kumar’s remark on Rabri Devi sparks uproar in Bihar Assembly | Watch
Not a single district in Bihar has been left untouched where you won’t find rape cases being reported, Rabri Devi told the House. This led to opposition MLCs to shout slogans against the government.
One-vote win: Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate wins by narrowest of margins against BJP rival in Maharashtra local polls
The wimnner secured a total of 3,187 votes while his challenger from the BJP, Nihal Qazi, got 3,186, including three votes from the postal ballots.
Maharashtra Zilla Parishad election results: What it means for Mahayuti, 'united' NCP
With BJP candidates performing well, it reinforces the party’s position as the senior partner in the Mahayuti. This gives the BJP greater leverage in future seat-sharing talks for Assembly and Lok Sabha elections.
‘Act of fear’: Women Congress MPs rebut ‘threat to PM Modi’ charge in letter to Lok Sabha Speaker
Women MPs allege that during the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address, Rahul Gandhi, was repeatedly denied the opportunity to speak over four consecutive days, while a BJP MP was allowed to make 'vulgar and obscene' remarks.
Visited Pakistan in 2013 for wife's work, SIT never questioned me: Gaurav Gogoi
Gogoi also launched a sharp attack on Sarma over a now-deleted video allegedly shared by the state BJP on social media, claiming it incited hatred against Muslims.
OPINION | A four-way siege on DMK as Tamil Nadu heads towards a humdinger of an election
The state is set for a nail-biter. This election might pivot more on age than caste, though the latter remains a potent undercurrent. For now, the advantage tilts toward NDA, thanks to its cohesion and ability to consolidate anti-incumbency
RSS brought BJP’s 'acche din', not the other way round: Mohan Bhagwat
While praising the BJP on several counts, Bhagwat underlined that the RSS does not seek power, function as a pressure group, or engage directly in politics.
Congress MPs nudge DMK over delay in Tamil Nadu election seat talks: ‘We’re ready, are you?’
Congress MPs Manickam Tagore and Karti Chidambaram say their party has set up a five-member panel for these talks, but the DMK has not.
Tejasvi Surya detained during Namma Metro fare hike protest, calls Karnataka govt 'khali trunk'
Surya criticised the Congress-led state government, calling it “shameful” that authorities were detaining protesters instead of addressing infrastructure issues and rising public transport costs.
Tej Pratap Yadav rejects claim of being ‘blessed with a child’: 'Conspiracy'
I am being defamed. A conspiracy has been hatched against me. Misleading news is being circulated on social media—some say I have a son, others say a daughter. There is no truth to any of this, says Tej Pratap.
'Not on the committee, but I’ll ask': Mohan Bhagwat on Bharat Ratna for Savarkar
There has been no official announcement regarding the awarding of the Bharat Ratna to Savarkar, despite repeated demands, many of which have come from the RSS and allied organisations.
'Be flexible and persevere': Rahul Gandhi tells Gen Z during NRI interaction
Responding to a question on his Kanyakumari-to-Kashmir Bharat Jodo Yatra, Gandhi said he realised during the march that one’s limits are far greater than one assumes.
Himanta Biswa Sarma vs Gaurav Gogoi: SIT flags alleged Pakistan links, Congress hits back
The home ministry may assign the probe to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) or the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
Brahmin assertion returns to centre stage in UP politics as parties rework caste math
A series of political, cultural and administrative developments in recent weeks point to the genesis of a fresh phase of caste-based mobilisation, driven by visible anger within the Brahmin community and growing unease across parties ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
UCC should be made by taking everyone into confidence, shouldn't lead to differences: Mohan Bhagwat
Bhagwat also said that ''achche din'' (good days) for the RSS came because of the hard work of the volunteers and commitment to ideological policies
Ready to step down if Sangh asks me to do so: Mohan Bhagwat
In a lighter remark, Bhagwat said the organisation "extracts work till the last drop of blood from its volunteer" and maintained that there had not yet been a situation in the RSS's history where someone had to be retired.
'Not less than three, not much more': RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat pushes three-child norm
Referring to religious texts and medical opinion, the RSS chief said both supported the idea of maintaining a balanced birth rate.
English not an Indian language, won’t be part of Sangh's core work: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Bhagwat said the Sangh does not oppose any language but believes Indian languages must remain central to its identity.
Expelled from Congress, Navjot Kaur Sidhu slams Rahul Gandhi’s ‘self-created paradise’: “Pappu has finally...”
Navjot Kaur Sidhu alleged that Rahul Gandhi has no time or ears to listen to ground realities because he prefers to live "in a self created paradise".
Why the Supreme Court refused to entertain Prashant Kishor’s Bihar election plea
A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi questioned both the maintainability and intent of the petition. The Chief Justice remarked, “How many votes did your party get? The people rejected you, and you use this judicial platform to gain publicity?”
'Ghooskhor Pandat': Why a film title has triggered a caste storm in Uttar Pradesh
The FIR against the film's title by the state government is about more than just hurt sentiments and reflects the BJP's attempt at striking a balance as upper-caste anxieties resurface in Uttar Pradesh politics.
'People rejected you': Supreme Court junks Prashant Kishor-led Jan Suraaj plea challenging Bihar elections
The plea alleged misuse of the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana to influence votes, thereby resulting in a violation of the model code of conduct.
West Bengal elections: Congress snaps decade-old alliance with Left, to contest on all 294 seats alone
The Congress is set to field its candidates on all 294 seats in the poll-bound state, making the Bengal Assembly elections a four-cornered contest.
OPINION | The long shadow of political violence against RSS in Kerala
RSSFACTS: Rajya Sabha member C Sadanandan Master recalled a brutal political attack. His testimony highlighted decades of violence against RSS workers in Kerala and ongoing ideological clashes
TMC attacks PM Modi, asks whether he called over 1 crore 'SIR-affected' people of Bengal 'ghuspaithiya'
TMC's deputy leader in Rajya Sabha Sagarika Ghose accused the prime minister of using foul language, stating that stopping infiltration is the Centre's task.
