With a constitutional amendment that would transform elections, Narendra Modi wants to realize his vision of a centralized ...

That is their starting point, and that is what they want to achieve,” Mr. Gandhi said. He claimed that the RSS’s attack on the Constitution was part of their larger agenda to dominate India ...

While addressing a protest by the DMK students wing against the University Grants Commission (UGC) draft rules ... Rahul Gandhi said. Gandhi claimed that the RSS's attack on the Constitution ...

Congress leader had rushed to state capital after casting his vote in the Delhi Assembly polls and committed a faux pas by calling Jaglal Choudhary as Jagat Choudhary, however, was corrected by the ...

Gandhi speaks of the need to ensure better “bhagidaari” (participation) of Dalits, tribals and OBCs in all walks of life The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi replies to Motion of Thanks on ... understand the Constitution nor the unity of the nation,” Modi said. He was likely referring to Gandhi’s speech at the opening ...

Budget Session Highlights: The Opposition raised an uproar in the Lok Sabha, demanding a discussion on the January 29 stampede at the Maha Kumbh, which killed at least 30 people. The Opposition is ...

Indira Gandhi against the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the government for allegedly failing to take action against her ex-husband, who abducted her daughter. Judicial Commissioner Raja ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday lashed out at Congress over Sonia Gandhi's 'poor thing' remark for President Droupadi ... to free the city from its rule.

BJP seized on former Congress president Sonia Gandhi's comments following President Droupadi Murmu's address to both Houses of Parliament on the opening day of the Budget session. It accused ...

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi said President Droupadi Murmu was “getting tired by the end” of her speech in Parliament on the first day of the Budget Session 2025. “She [Murmu] could hardly s ...