BJP says LoP Rahul Gandhi’s remark shows he accepts PM Modi will remain in power

Man detained in Dewas cop's death case admits Congress links, say MP Police

Hyderabad: Rahul Jaiswal, detained in connection with the death of a police officer during an illicit liquor crackdown in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district, has reportedly admitted to being associated with the Congress and managing a liquor shop in which he holds a 30 per cent stake, police said. An…

Rahul Gandhi acting as a ‘toolkit’ for foreign forces says Nitin Nabin

Targeting the Congress for “trying to spread anarchy in the entire country, by targeting constitutional institutions of the country” BJP president Nitin Nabin said had the Congress fought for the issues of the people, the people would have not rejected the party

Rahul Jaiswal, detained in SHO death case, admits Congress links: Madhya Pradesh Police

Bhopal: Rahul Jaiswal, who was detained in connection with the death of a police officer during the illicit liquor crackdown in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district, has reportedly admitted to being associated with the Congress party and managing a liquor shop in which he holds a 30 per cent stake. An…

Nitin Nabin takes dig at Rahul Gandhi, says BJP will look after the entire nation

PATNA: BJP national president Nitin Nabin on Monday took a dig at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, saying that the latter should worry about his own family, while the BJP would take care of the entire nation. Sharpening his attack on the Congress while addressing the ‘Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao…

Rift in Gandhi siblings? BJP alleges Priyanka was sidelined at INDIA bloc rally, calls Rahul 'insecure'

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday renewed its claims that there is a rift between Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, highlighting that the latter was neither allowed to speak at the mock Parliament organised at Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge's residence, nor at INDIA…

‘Did Priyanka’s mother decide not to promote her?’: Patra’s jibe at Gandhi family, Oppn rally

Rahul ‘toolkit’ of foreign forces seeking to destabilise India, alleges BJP chief

BJP president Nitin Nabin on Monday alleged that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was leading those behind “anarchy” in the country, acting as a “toolkit” of foreign forces seeking to destabilise India. Addressing a gathering after leading a march in Kolkata to counter the INDIA bloc’s campaign against…

Explainer: The US midterm polls and what the results may mean for India

Democrats favoured to regain House, while Senate race remains tighter. The outcome could reshape Trump’s agenda and India-US ties

'Rahul Gandhi has no vision, will be responsible for Congress's wipeout': BJP's Nitin Nabin at anti-SIR march

Trivedi Accuses Rahul Gandhi of spreading lies, creating political unrest

Trivedi alleged that forces both within and outside India, which were uncomfortable with the country's rapid economic, technological and security advancements, were attempting to create instability. He claimed that the Opposition had become a “puppet” in the hands of such forces

Watch | RSS Indore meet: Will Sangh back Modi or consider a change of guard?

As the RSS meets amid Opposition protests over SIR and vote theft allegations, will it stand by Narendra Modi or rethink its political strategy?

Foreign powers using Rahul Gandhi to destabilise India: BJP chief

Bhagalpur (Bihar): BJP president Nitin Nabin on Monday, November 2, slammed the Opposition parties for holding a rally in Delhi a day ago over ‘vote chori’ charges, alleging that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was being used by foreign powers to create instability in the country. Addressing a…

OPINION | From Pressure Group To Politics: Should Rahul Gandhi Embrace The Cockroach Janata Party?

An important political question today is about the Cockroach Janata Party and its political future. It is important to acknowledge who the supporters of the CJP are. For the second time in Mumbai, when the CJP organised a Tiranga march, the number of people who actually turned up told its own story…