Vijay Rupani, 68, was a prominent BJP leader from Gujarat and served as the 16th chief minister of the state from 2016 to 2021, holding office for two consecutive terms

Experts say AAP’s Delhi model may appeal to urban voters, but regional parties like RJD and JDU continue to hold strong, deep-rooted influence in rural Bihar

Raj Thackeray left the undivided Shiv Sena in 2005 when he resigned from the party and announced MNS on March 9, 2006, in Mumbai.

Congress leader Nana Patole sparked a controversy on Wednesday after he termed Operation Sindoor as "children's video game". 

The BJP sources said the NDA has much in its favour in Bihar and expects to win the state this October under Nitish Kumar’s leadership

The BJP sources said the NDA has much in its favour in Bihar and expects to win the state this October under Nitish Kumar’s leadership

Mukherjee responded to the Congress' post, calling it elitist and insensitive, especially when a majority of Indians do not own air conditioners

Government data suggests the emergence of a 'neo-middle class' due to a reduction in extreme poverty

The TMC hit back at the BJP to "stop misleading the people" and said the party's "only agenda" was "divide and rule" with an eye on the 2026 assembly elections

The political tussle between Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot began after the Congress came to power in Rajasthan in December 2018, and a tug of war started for the post of CM

An old video of Tej Pratap Yadav calling his father Lalu Prasad Yadav on his birthday is going viral as he faces a six-year expulsion from both the RJD and his family

Narayan Rane downplayed his son Nitesh's controversial remark calling BJP the "father" of all parties. Narayan emphasized the importance of serving people and coalition unity.

Suheldev holds symbolic value among the Rajbhar and Pasi communities, both considered crucial in eastern Uttar Pradesh’s caste arithmetic

The workshop from May 14-16 will teach the dos and don'ts of social media interaction and coach the leadership on 'understanding their limits' when speaking to the media