Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s reelection slogan makes a simple promise: “good days are coming.” But his opponents argue he has done little to soothe India’s deep divisions.

Murmu is set to be elected as the 15th President of India, having already got 50 per cent of the total value of valid votes at the end of the third round of counting ...

Requesting a complete reversal of the policy and cancellation of related MoUs, Kharge highlighted the traditional separation of armed forces from partisan politics in Indian democracy, which he ...

Rahul Gandhi criticizes BJP for attacking the Constitution, warning against potential changes in 2024. He stresses the Constitution's role in protecti ...

New Delhi: Opposing the privatisation of Sainik Schools that has led to RSS-BJP leaders taking control of such institutions, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday asked President Droupadi ...

Narendra Modi has hollowed out institutions and targeted opponents, all the while sowing interethnic tensions.

Current media coverage in Sri Lanka is heavily focused on the forthcoming Presidential elections. Though officially not announced yet, it seems a foregone conclusion that the presidential poll would ...

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday wrote to President Droupadi Murmu. Read further on Dynamite News: ...

The newly elected US President must review US policies towards South Asian region rather than continuing supporting India in order to counter China ... Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has rightly stated ...

In a two-page letter to the president, Kharge said Indian democracy has conventionally kept armed forces away from any partisan politics, but the central government has "broken" this well-enshrined ...

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge calls for complete rollback of privatization of Sainik Schools, citing influence of BJP-RSS leaders.

Chennai: In his first election campaign in Tamil Nadu in this Lok Sabha poll season, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday declared that the upcoming parliamentary polls are an “ideological battle” ...