CJP leader Saurav Das said that the current system is corrupt and operates to serve Narendra Modi and Amit Shah alone
While the ruling BJP has played down the differences within the Election Commission of India (ECI) over SIR, its allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has sought clarification regarding objections raised within the poll panel
Discussions about expanding the Union Cabinet are already underway, and the "reflection meeting" being held on September 23 and 24 could conclude with fresh faces being inducted into the Modi Cabinet, the report said
Paswan said on August 29 that the HAM(S) chief Santosh Suman and his father Manjhi ought to resign over their demand for sub-quotas—a 'creamy layer' within Scheduled Caste (SC) reservations
India's democracy is evolving towards a concentrated, bipolar political system, with the BJP and Congress as the primary forces
Founded by Abhijeet Dipke in May as a satirical response to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant's "cockroach" remark, the CJP has since emerged as a broader youth movement centred around issues such as unemployment and examination irregularities
There is a possibility that Dharmendra Pradhan could return to Prime Minister Modi's Cabinet as the party's trust in him remains intact
This comes just a day after both SAD and BJP leaders rejected rumours of a possible tie-up to contest the 2027 Assembly polls in Punjab, despite a meeting between PM Modi and SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal
The pattern is clear in that the national narrative dominates, unless regional parties can offer a better story and come up with a strategy to counter the BJP's aggressive plays
Various MPs from the INDIA bloc bashed PM Modi online for his address to the nation after the defeat of the women's quota bill
In his brief, but loaded, Saturday night address to the nation, PM Modi hit out at the Opposition for blocking the women's quota bill, calling it a 'sin'
This will follow from the NDA women MPs' protest at the 'Makar Dwar' premises of the Parliament building after the women's quota bill was opposed by INDIA bloc MPs
JD(U) leadership have distanced themselves from leader K.C. Tyagi, stating the party no longer has formal relations with him and that his remarks on the Bharat Ratna were his own
While the Union government claims higher SC/ST Act conviction rates under its tenure, a deep dive into NCRB data reveals a complex reality of fluctuating outcomes and high acquittals