30 Amrit Bharat Express Trains Now Operational Across India, Government Says
30 Bharat Express trains are now operational across India, expanding affordable non-AC long-distance rail connectivity.
PM Narendra Modi To Address Rally At Singur Ahead Of West Bengal Assembly Polls
PM Modi will address a rally at Singur, the site of the Tata Nano exit, ahead of crucial West Bengal Assembly elections.
Delhi Chokes As Air Quality Slips Into ‘Severe’ Category During Cold Wave
Delhi’s air quality slipped into the ‘severe’ category as toxic smog, dense fog and a cold wave gripped the capital.
Congress Used Assam Only For Political Gains, Says PM Narendra Modi
PM Modi accused the Congress of stalling Assam’s development and using the state for vote bank politics at a rally in Guwahati.
After Meeting Amit Shah, Bhagwant Mann Says Centre Open To Shifting BSF Fence
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann said Amit Shah assured an in-principle nod to shift the BSF fence to help border farmers.
Bharatiya Janata Party Releases Campaign Song After PM Narendra Modi’s Bengal Rally
The BJP released a campaign song after PM Modi’s Malda rally, calling for a change of government in West Bengal ahead of Assembly elections.
Kolkata Police File Charge Sheet In Chetla Murder Case
Kolkata Police have filed an 85-page charge sheet detailing the motive and sequence of events in the brutal murder of a youth in Chetla, an area under Mayor Firhad Hakim’s ward.
Do Not Be Scared, Citizenship Will Be Granted Under CAA: PM Modi
PM Modi dismissed fears over Matua voting rights in West Bengal, assuring citizenship under the CAA and protection of community interests.
Only BJP Can End Politics Of Violence In West Bengal, Says PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi says only the BJP can end violence, corruption and fear in West Bengal, urging voters to use the power of their ballot for change.
Delhi Traffic Police Issue Advisory Ahead Of Republic Day Parade Rehearsals
Delhi Traffic Police issue an advisory with temporary restrictions in central Delhi for Republic Day parade rehearsals.
