Communal Politics

The Lok Sabha election results in West Bengal sent shock-waves across the country.

After OpIndia.com's report on the shameless twisting of the incident by IndiaTimes and its journalist Shweta Sengar, IndiaTimes seems to have amended its headline and the story to give a more accurate representation of the incident.

Azam Khan resumed his election campaign from Moradabad constituency after the 72 hour ban imposed by the EC on him ended.

Navjot Singh Sidhu direct appeal to Muslims comes days after Mayawati made a similar pitch in Uttar Pradesh’s Deoband and paid with consequences. The Model Code of Conduct bars candidates from seeking votes on communal or religious lines. 

Rahul Gandhi is going to contest from Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency in Kerala, in addition to Amethi. There’s more to the decision than meets the eye.

In the video, Rahul Gandhi is offering puja. Later, the friendly NDTV journalist asks him what he was praying for. In remain tone that has become synonymous with Rahul Gandhi, he says, "I don't know, they asked me to be here, so I am here".

India Today's Special Investigation Team in a secret operation has now reportedly found that there was hardly any specific intelligence of any law and order issues at the time of Rath Yatra to justify the ban.

Muneeruddin Usmani, the person who had issued such orders speaking to the media said that they have asked students to avoid travel by trains and outings during the holiday in order to avoid problems arising ‘due to excess checking’.

Swarajya Magazine's Swati Goel Sharma demolishes IndiaSpend's selective reportage on so-called hate crimes.

Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath tells Muslims "we will deal with them later".