"AAP will contest in three seats in Assam. We have opened party offices in 176 village panchayats in Sonitpur. We are fully prepared to fight in these three seats. We have already announced our candidates for Dibrugarh, Sonitpur and Guwahati seats. We want that, all opposition parties should
Lauding the vision of Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding India's internal security, the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) President, Samir Saran said that internal security is a defining driver of the country's international engagements, and those engaging with New Delhi should have
We know that greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide, should increase rainfall. The emissions warm the atmosphere, resulting in a one-two punch: warmer oceans make it easier for water to evaporate, and warmer air can store more water vapour, allowing more moisture to fall as rain. H
"Let him keep saying whatever he wants, we don't care about that. Chief Minister, what is your objection to the purpose with which Rahul Gandhi has come out? Shouldn't he (Rahul Gandhi) take out 'Yatra' to fight for the problems of farmers, Dalit, tribal, backward classes, injustice being
"Action will be taken against all those who took law in their hands. The allegations of locals are being heard and looked into. Everyone should cooperate with the police and Administration. Action will be taken against anyone who broke the law," said West Bengal Director General of Police
Former Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi voiced concern over out-of-favour speedster Haris Rauf's struggle with the ball over the past couple of months, saying that he should seek proper guidance.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said that a country is secure only if the states are secure, adding that the Centre should not try to weaken the states.
Delhi chief minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday admitted that the agreement on seat sharing arrangement in Delhi between AAP and the Congress should have happened earlier.
Coming out in support of a Sikh IPS officer who was allegedly called "Khalistani" by some BJP protestors, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said the police official was just doing his duty and should not have been called 'Khalistani' just for wearing a turban.
Karnataka Minister for Backward Class Development and Kannada and Culture, Shivaraj S Tangadagi, said on Wednesday that the multinational companies in the state should display the number of Kannadigas employed on notice boards at their respective campuses.
The Sandeshkhali area in West Bengal has been witnessing unrest for over 10 days as women protestors are seeking justice against alleged atrocities committed by TMC leader Sheikh Shahjahan and his aides.