Elections 2019  

Though Kamal Nath reiterated that Rahul Gandhi is the prime ministerial candidate of the Congress, but on the question of Rahul becoming the Prime Minister, Nath said, 'If we have the numbers.'

Bengal recorded a high voter turnout during the first two stages of polling on April 11 and 18. However, there have been numerous cases of violence already. 

Uttar Pradesh police are setting an example against those who are trying to incite violence or disturb communal harmony using the medium of social media especially during the highly sensitive election season.  

As the Lok Sabha elections 2019 is underway in India, here is a list of celebrities who joined politics and would be contesting in the upcoming elections from various constituencies

Thakur’s candidature — a direct threat to Digvijay Singh of the Congress—from the high-profile Bhopal seat had ruffled a lot of feathers as she is an accused in the Malegaon Blasts case

The Ayushman Bharat Yojana remains a top priority in the healthcare sector. Intended to cover almost 50 crore Indians under a standard national healthcare insurance programme, Ayushman Bharat has been running for nearly seven months now.

While Sadhvi Pagya's choice is contentious, the Congress which is crying itself hoarse on the matter has no real moral ground to stand for its track record is dubious. To bring this up is not 'whataboutery', but just pertinent comparison. For, it has made Kamal Nath, whose role in the anti-Sikh riots of 1984 is too notorious to be overlooked, the chief minister of Madhya Pradesh. It is an abstruse technicality that is saving him

The Opposition, including Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti, have failed to see that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), just as its initial report in 2009, still maintains that Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Arif Qasmani was behind the Samjhauta blast case and that the conspiracy was hatched in Pakistan.

Congress leader Hardik Patel was slapped during a public rally in Surendranagar, Gujarat on Friday.

A purported screenshot of a WhatsApp group by the name of ‘AICC Online Media’ is doing the rounds, and it clearly shows 'Chaturvedi left the group'.

The incident happened in Bulandshahr's Abdullahpur Hulaspur village during the second phase of the Lok Sabha elections. The Dalit youth Pavan had gone to cast his vote at a village pooling booth

BJP’s promise of interest-free farms loans will boost village economy as well as bank credit growth

According to the EC, the polling percentage till 6 pm was 62.10 in Nagina, 68.77 in Amroha, 62.14 in Bulandshahr, 61.25 in Hathras, 59.60 in Agra, 62.80 in Aligarh, 60.56 in Mathura, and 61.16 in Fatehpur Sikri.

Voting was disrupted in Imphal that faced the second phase of Lok Sabha election on Thursday. A mob stormed into polling station 6/10 Kyamgei Muslim Makha Leikai in Manipur's Imphal East district and destroyed the EVMs. 

Hindu voters at a village have alleged that while some were stopped from proceeding towards the polling booth, others claimed that bogus votes were cast in their names when they reached the polling station in the morning.