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Nitin Nabin's changes hint that the BJP now has its eyes firmly set on 2029 Lok Sabha polls as some key old-timers have been brought in to lend heft to the party
The recent Monsoon Session of Parliament saw significant disruption and a lack of meaningful debate, with bills being passed with minimal discussion and Question Hour drastically reduced
Data from PRS Legislative Research underlines the extent of the disruption, showing that the Lok Sabha functioned for only 15% of its scheduled time, while the Rajya Sabha functioned for 33%
A parliamentary committee report has called for speeding up the digitisation of India's 2.25 crore manuscripts through the Gyan Bharatam Mission
As of January 31, 2026, 99.81 per cent of Records of Rights had been computerised and 97.42 per cent of cadastral maps had been digitised, but there's a catch
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said Amit Shah will reply to the debate on the students’ agitation, but the Opposition will have to listen and not disrupt the House
The byelection defeats in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh force the BJP to confront questions about its complacency and changing voter sentiment
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), in its response to the committee, said it has prepared draft amendments to strengthen the responsibilities of social media platforms and other services that allow users to create or modify AI-generated content
The BJP suffers a significant blow, losing two of three assembly byelections in its traditional strongholds of Bankipur (Bihar) and Datia (MP)
One of the more interesting themes of Advantage India by Anil K. Antony, the BJP's national secretary and spokesperson, is its attempt to connect India's civilisational traditions with its geopolitical ambitions
The question remains: does anything change, beyond the sloganeering and the immediate political gains?
The BJP has weathered many protests. But the challenge posed by the Cockroach Janta Party could prove politically more complicated
A movement that started as a satirical take on an oral observation made by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has delivered a potent result with remarkable alacrity, unlike previous protests
The meeting between the CJP and the government will take place again on Saturday, when the latter will respond to the demands raised by the students
Every day the protests continue, the Opposition finds more political momentum within and outside the parliament
Will the move to project Rahul Gandhi as face of Congress unify the party, present a clear alternative to the ruling AAP, and potentially signal a comeback for Congress on the national stage?
The Dalit outreach began on January 25, when the Union government announced a Padma Shri for Sant Niranjan Das, head of Dera Sachkhand Ballan in Jalandhar, one of the most influential religious centres for the Ravidassia community
The proposed delimitation bill and revised women's reservation law, which were defeated in the last session, may see a renewed push if the ruling dispensation gets requisite support during the upcoming Monsoon session
Satluj, based on the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, has unexpectedly become the centre of Punjab's political discourse, just months before the state heads for the 2027 assembly election
BJP is focusing on Panthic symbolism, Dalit outreach, and grassroots organisational work to expand its influence beyond its traditional urban base in Punjab
The study found that Sindhis living on both sides of the border remain genetically closely related even after almost eight decades of separation
Ayodhya temple donation theft case dismays devotees, forcing the government to act quickly to restore public trust
As MPs desert opposition parties, the BJP edges closer to the parliamentary strength needed for constitutional amendments and sweeping reforms
The Ayodhya Ram Temple donation fraud has led to the arrest of eight people, including temple employees, for allegedly siphoning crores of rupees from cash offerings
Known for her leadership of the successful Mission Shakti programme, Karthikeyan's entry aims to strengthen the BJD's connection to its welfare roots and spark discussions about the party's future leadership
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