India saw its best periods of economic growth under coalition govt’s: Congress leader
A man not new to controversies, Shashi Tharoor has received both bouquets and brickbats for his nonchalant and friendly banter, especially on social media.
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India needs a strong government, definitive vision: PM Modi
PM Modi discusses plans for the middle class, youth employment, successes in Jammu and Kashmir, and Bengal’s future, in an exclusive interview with The Statesman.
High-decibel campaign for 6th phase of Lok Sabha polls ends
On the last day of campaigning, Prime Minister Modi addressed a rally in Haryana’s Bhiwani, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Delhi’s Dwarka, and Union Minister Piyush Goyal…
Sonia Gandhi appeals to Delhiites to vote for INDIA bloc candidates
In a video message addressing the voters, the Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson said this election is an election to save the democracy and Constitution of the country.
Pune Porsche incident: Juvenile board cancels minor’s bail, may be tried as adult
The furore over the quick bail granted to the minor accused – along with the 300-word essay on road accidents that he was asked to write – prompted the police to seek a review…
BJP has suffered erosion in its strongholds: Senior Congress leader
Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor asserted after having travelled across the country for election campaigning that people are looking for change.
INDIA bloc has diseases worse than cancer: PM Modi
While addressing a rally in Shravasti on Wednesday, PM Modi said the three diseases of the opposition alliance are: being deeply communal, extreme casteists, and extreme…
INDIA alliance leaderless, none of its leaders have the calibre to become PM: Union Home Minister
Amit Shah urged people of West Bengal to vote for the BJP and vowed that “TMC goons” will be punished for their atrocities against the people.
Over 57% voting in fifth phase of Lok Sabha polls
West Bengal recorded the highest turnout at 73 percent, Ladakh 67.15 percent, and Jharkhand 63 percent.
Mumbai Elections: Bollywood stars lead the way to polling booths
Despite the star-studded turnout, voter participation in Mumbai faced challenges. By 1 pm, the city had seen a disappointingly low turnout of under 30 percent.