Politics
News and views regarding the political landscape of India. From national political parties to regional news, we try and cut through the noise to explain how Indian politics is shaping up.
Madhya Pradesh Congress withdraws Social Media requirement for assembly election candidates
This diktat was widely ridiculed on social media
After boycotting local body elections, Farooq Abdullah now threatens to boycott Lok Sabha and assembly elections
SC is hearing a petition regarding the constitutionality of Article 35A, which empowers state assembly to define 'Permanent residents'.
As MP elections draw closer, open feud between Scindia and Kamal Nath haunts Congress
As Jyotiraditya Scindia claims 'only a Scindia can be the alternative to Shivraj', Kamal Nath denies any such decision by the party.
‘If Kumaraswamy can, I can become CM too’: Akbaruddin Owaisi in Hyderabad
Akbaruddin made an aggressive and scathing remark on Karnataka’s Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy.
Congress’ dangerous games: Distancing itself publicly while giving tacit support to its leaders fraternising with the enemy
Why should India’s principal opposition party meet envoys from Pakistan and China at all?
Telangana assembly dissolution: EC to take stock of situation before announcing fresh elections
The Election Commission of India will first seek a report from the state Election Commission and then take a decision regarding the elections
V S Achuthanandan says the CPI(M) will act against MLA accused of sexual harassment
The Kerala MLA has been accused by a woman DYFI member of sexually harassing her
After refusing blood and urine tests, Hardik Patel now not letting doctors weigh him: Reports
Hardik Patel, who is now convicted for causing riots, is on a indefinite hunger strike to demand reservation for Patidar Community
‘Rahul Gandhi is the biggest buffoon in the country’: Telangana CM K Chandrashekhar Rao
The Telangana Cabinet dissolved the state assembly earlier today.
Your petrol price is high because UPA left 2 lakh crore of oil debt for Modi
This is what Congress has always been: always there for the taking and never there for the making.
