BJP Ex-MP Links Poor UP Election Results To Paper Leak, Urges Reform
Pathak highlighted the longstanding prevalence of paper leaks in various examinations nationwide, including recent incidents.
JD(U) Appoints Sanjay Jha As Working President, Calls For Special Status For Bihar At Executive Meet
Attendees of the meeting in Delhi included Bihar CM and JD(U) president Nitish Kumar, Union ministers Lalan Singh and Ram Nath Thakur, and other senior leaders from across the country.
BJP Tells Opposition: ‘Don’t Behave Like Sore Losers’ Over Criticism Of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
On Thursday, leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, along with a group of opposition leaders, met with Birla, expressing that the reference to the Emergency could have been avoided.
Om Birla Re-elected As Lok Sabha Speaker For Second Consecutive Term
Om Birla has been re-elected as Lok Sabha Speaker, making him the first BJP leader to hold the position for a second consecutive term.
JP Nadda Replaces Piyush Goyal As The Leader Of Rajya Sabha
BJP leader JP Nadda has been appointed as the Leader of the House in the Rajya Sabha
PM’s ‘Emergency’ Attack On Congress Kicks Off Parliament Session, Kharge Hits Back On NEET
The Prime Minister emphasized the need for cooperation to serve the nation and its citizens but also delivered a stern message to the Opposition.
BJP Leaders Blast Shashi Tharoor’s UP Wordplay: “Don’t See The Humour”
Shashi Tharoor's post has drawn a sharp response in Uttar Pradesh, with BJP leaders accusing him of insulting the state.
Tamil Nadu Hooch Tragedy: BJP Criticizes Congress’s ‘Silence’ As Death Toll Reaches 53 | 10 Key Points
The Madras High Court criticized the Tamil Nadu government and directed it to submit a detailed report on measures taken to curb the sale of illicit arrack.
NEET Paper Leak Scandal: Bihar Connections Spark BJP-Opposition Blame Game
Opposition parties have targeted the BJP-led NDA government over the paper leak scandal.
BJP Declares Names Of Candidates For Four By-Polls Assembly Seats In West Bengal
The Trinamool Congress was the first to announce candidates for all four constituencies, followed by the Left Front, which announced candidates for Bagda, Ranaghat-Dakshin, and Maniktala, leaving Raiganj for Congress.
