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Karnataka: Crisis hits JDS as leaders look to switch loyalties

Setback for JDS in Karnataka as rumours are making rounds that senior leader G T Deve Gowda may quit the party to join the BJP.

Lok Sabha suspends seven Congress MPs for snatching and throwing paper on speaker’s chair, barred from attending rest of the budget session

Seven Congress MPs suspended from Lok Sabha for rest of the budget session on charges of gross misconduct

After her ‘caa caa chi chi’ slogan against CAA, Mamata Banerjee to launch ‘BJP chi chi’ campaign in West Bengal

Mamata Banerjee said that the Trinamool Congress will start a 'BJP chi chi' (shame shame) campaign in West Bengal

Supreme Court declines to hear foreign funded ‘activist’ Harsh Mander’s plea till he clarifies his ‘justice on the streets’ speech

Supreme Court declined to hear Harsh Mander's petition after his speech against law was presented in the court

Madhya Pradesh: Operation Lotus vs Operation Panja? Congress accuses BJP of poaching its MLAs to topple state government

The Congress party accused the BJP of holding 10 MP MLAs in an ITC luxury resort in Gurugram against their will and offering them Rs 50-60 crores to switch sides to the BJP

Watch: “Supreme Court did not save secularism in Ayodhya, so now time has come to hit the streets” Harsh Mander inciting mob violence

Harsh Mander, a controversial left-wing 'activist' who is associated with billionaire George Soros, was seen inciting mobs to hit the streets to protests against the country.

Exclusive: BJP leader Kapil Mishra in conversation with OpIndia about Delhi riots and subsequent blame games

OpIndia Editor Ajeet Bharti interviews BJP leader Kapil Mishra on Delhi's anti-Hindu riots.

US Presidential aspirant Elizabeth ‘Pocahontas’ Warren, who lied about being Native American, promises to fight for ‘freedom’ of Kashmir

The Senator from Massachusetts hasn't been performing very well in the Democratic Primaries thus far and going into Super Tuesday, the momentum is decisively against her.

From ‘thulla’ to ‘kabile tareef’: Sea-change in how Arvind Kejriwal talks about Delhi police under Modi govt

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today showered praises on the Delhi Police for effectively stemming dangerous rumours that had the city in its grip on Sunday

All Bangladeshis living in Bengal are Indian citizens, Mamata Banerjee says, read her views on the same issue when she was not the CM

On 4th August 2005, when Banerjee was in the Opposition and the state was under communist rule, she held very different views on the issue. She had thrown papers at the deputy speaker and had raised the issue of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants obtaining voter id cards in her state.

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