Under PM Narendra Modi’s third term, Monsoon Session, Winter Session 2024, and Budget Session 2025, were marked not just by bold reforms but also intense debates and disruptions.

Observers suggest that this tactical pivot reflects a recognition of the need for stronger local resonance

Leaders of the INDIA bloc held a virtual meeting on Saturday to cement their strategy for the monsoon session of Parliament that begins on Monday

Opposition's INDIA alliance leaders met virtually to unify their strategy for the monsoon session.

Union minister Chirag Paswan claimed that his detractors are conspiring to blow him up. He criticised his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras and RJD.

Shashi Tharoor emphasised prioritising national security over party loyalty amid rumors of a rift with Congress for praising the Modi government on Operation Sindoor.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey sarcastically responded to MNS chief Raj Thackeray's threat to non-Marathi speakers, defending his comments and criticising MNS's violent history.

UP Minister Arvind Kumar Sharma mocked Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's promise of free electricity up to 125 units, saying it will be free only if supplied.

Sarma said Assam was not fighting its own people but resisting “ongoing, unchecked Muslim infiltration” from across the border

Maan, who was the MLA from the Kharar constituency, sent her resignation to Punjab Assembly Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan

The Shiv Sena (UBT) chief said the alliance’s biggest failure was its inability to take its work and message directly to the people of Maharashtra

Uddhav Thackeray targeted the BJP and Eknath Shinde's group for stealing his party's name and slogan, and also lashed out at the Election Commission.

AAP announced its exit from Opposition's INDIA bloc. The grouping is set to hold its first meeting since the 2024 Lok Sabha polls today.

TMC plans to set a narrative that BJP, which once aggressively projected the slogan 'Jai Shri Ram', has been compelled to adopt chants like 'Jai Ma Kali' under its influence

Uddhav Thackeray had snapped ties with the BJP even after victory as allies in the 2019 Assembly polls. He went on to become the chief minister in alliance with Congress and NCP.

Raj Thackeray, amid the ongoing language row in the state, warned that if someone can’t understand Marathi even when it’s spoken directly into their ear, they’ll get a slap.