BHUBANESWAR (INDIA):The Odisha government has asked the District Collectors to ensure correct assessment of the drought situation as 98 of the state’s 314 blocks had a dry spell this monsoon,… Read more »
NEW DELHI (INDIA):“There must be somebody with whom you are not at war,” the Delhi High Court told the Delhi government while pulling it up over the pending salaries of… Read more »
NEW DELHI (INDIA): Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani tonight targeted Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi after a media report claimed that absconding arms agent Sanjay Bhandari had “booked tickets”… Read more »
NEW DELHI (INDIA): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today alleged that ninety per cent of the IAS officers “do not work” and said at times he feels development was “stuck… Read more »
NEW DELHI (INDIA): The JD(U), an ally of the ruling BJP, today asked the Election Commission (EC) for “credible answers” to why it had not announced the dates for Gujarat… Read more »
NEW DELHI (INDIA): Former finance minister Yashwant Sinha today once again trained his guns on the economic policies of the Modi government and called for ‘lokshakti’ (people’s power) to check… Read more »
MUMBAI (INDIA): At least 26 people aboard the Mumbai-bound Tejas Express from Goa were today taken ill after consuming food served by the Railways’ catering wing, IRCTC, the Konkan Railways… Read more »
LUCKNOW/ ALLAHABAD (INDIA): The Samajwadi Party’s (SP) student wing won four of the five seats in the Allahabad University Students Union elections today, a result which party chief Akhilesh Yadav… Read more »
GURDASPUR (INDIA):Congress candidate Sunil Jakhar today won the Gurdaspur Lok Sabha bypoll by defeating his nearest rival, BJP nominee Swaran Salaria with a margin of 1,93,219 votes. PoliticalMirror and NationalPoliticalMirror… Read more »
MALAPPURAM (INDIA): The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), a key partner in the Congress-led UDF Opposition in Kerala, today retained the Vengara Assembly seat by defeating its nearest rival CPI-M… Read more »