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JDS MLA from Bidar Bandeppa Kashempur has said that BJP won’t be able to infuse fissures into the coalition government in Karnataka, reacting to state BJP president Yeddyurappa’s statement that 20 Congress MLAs are “ready to do anything”. However, the BJP dismissed it saying Bandeppa is only pleasing his bosses.

'Please take necessary steps for re-polling as pressing the voting machine twice can make changes in the voting,' a letter by Thushar Vellappally, NDA candidate, through chief election agent advocate Sinil Kumar G read

Accepting the recommendation of Election Commission of India dated April 14, 2019, the President is pleased to rescind election to Vellore Parliamentary constituency, Tamil Nadu, to elect a member to Lok Sabha, stated the poll body

Gagandeep studies in Class 3 and can recite the names of 543 Lok Sabha constituencies from memory.

Bollywood actor Tanushree Dutta set the ball rolling for India’s MeToo wave with her allegation against Nana Patekar. Here are the top five things she spoke about the stigma faced by survivors of sexual harassment.

Senior opener Tamim Iqbal has tweeted: "Entire team got saved from active shooters!!! Frightening experience and please keep us in your prayers." New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden termed the shooting as "one of New Zealand's darkest days"

Fake feminists and vigilante opportunists have taken over and seriously damaged the #MeToo movement, while celebs and prominent voices who matter have chosen to stay conveniently silent, argues the outspoken actor in her fiery Women’s Day piece  

Days after the terror attack in Pulwama that killed 40 CRPF personnel, stand-up comedian Mallika Dua courted controversy in a long-winded rant about the discourse and comments prevalent in social media.

Karnataka Congress leaders are set to discuss how they can settle the brewing disgruntlement among certain members. Will it mean top leaders like Priyank Kharge will have to give up their ministries?

Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Friday was seen winking childishly in Parliament again, embarrassing his party and the nation