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Verma sharpens Kejriwal luxury row

Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Pravesh Verma has opened a fresh front against Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal, accusing him of moving into what he described as a second “Sheesh Mahal” and using the issue to intensify the BJP’s wider attack on AAP’s...

Apr 26 · >

Rahul sharpens Bengal attack on Mamata

Rahul Gandhi has intensified Congress’s campaign in West Bengal by accusing Mamata Banerjee of avoiding a direct political confrontation with the BJP, arguing that the absence of central agency action against the Trinamool Congress chief shows where the real contest lies. Addressing a poll rally at Serampore in Hooghly...

Apr 26 · >

Bengal campaign turns sharply personal

West Bengal’s election campaign has moved into a more combative phase, with senior leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the All India Trinamool Congress trading barbs as the Assembly contest tightens ahead of the next round of polling. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s declaration that she would take the...

Apr 25 · >

Pakistan channels Iran’s wary ceasefire diplomacy

Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Islamabad as Pakistan stepped up efforts to keep a fragile diplomatic track alive between Tehran and Washington, while Iran publicly ruled out direct talks with American government representatives during the visit. Tehran’s position was set out by foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei,...

Apr 25 · >

Poll watchdog removes Diamond Harbour officers

Five police officers from West Bengal’s Diamond Harbour Police District have been suspended by the Election Commission of India over allegations of serious misconduct and failure to maintain neutrality during the 2026 Assembly elections, marking a sharp intervention by the poll authority in one of the state’s most politically...

Apr 25 · >

Gauhati court setback deepens Khera legal risk

Gauhati High Court has refused pre-arrest bail to Congress leader Pawan Khera in a case filed after a complaint by Riniki Bhuyan Sarma, wife of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, over allegations made at a press conference in Guwahati earlier this month. Justice Parthivjyoti Saikia rejected Khera’s plea...

Apr 25 · >

Murshidabad poll clash deepens security concerns

Murshidabad witnessed a tense election-day confrontation after Trinamool Congress workers raised slogans and clashed with police when Aam Janata Unnayan Party founder Humayun Kabir arrived in Naoda, sharpening concerns over law and order during the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections. Kabir, a former Trinamool leader who...

Apr 24 · >

Nabin frames delimitation row as diversion

BJP President Nitin Nabin has accused the Opposition of turning delimitation into a North-South flashpoint, arguing that parties now questioning the legal framework had helped shape the constitutional architecture governing constituency readjustment when they held power. His remarks, made in a Thursday interview, sharpened the ruling party’s counter-attack after...

Apr 24 · >

Trump citizenship post stirs India row

US President Donald Trump has drawn sharp criticism after resharing a letter on Truth Social that described India, China and other countries as “hellholes” while attacking birthright citizenship, pushing immigration back to the centre of a politically charged constitutional battle in Washington. The reposted letter argued that automatic citizenship...

Apr 24 · >

Iran’s oil threat jolts energy markets

Tehran’s threat to answer any strike on its oil infrastructure with matching attacks on energy hubs across the Middle East has turned the Gulf conflict into a direct risk for the global economy. The warning, amplified through state-linked channels and figures close to the Iranian establishment, signals that Iran...

Apr 24 · >

Naravane says Ladakh orders showed trust

Former Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has rejected suggestions that the government left him isolated during the 2020 border crisis with China, saying the direction to act as he deemed fit reflected confidence in the military chain of command rather than any absence of political guidance. The clarification...

Apr 24 · >

Rahul Gandhi case nears key ruling

Rahul Gandhi’s long-running defamation case over remarks linked to Amit Shah moved a step closer to a procedural ruling on Wednesday, with the special MP-MLA court in Sultanpur reserving its order until May 2 after hearing arguments on an application seeking additional evidentiary steps. The matter centred on a...

Apr 23 · >

Mahila Congress presses quota rollout

A nationwide postcard drive by the All India Mahila Congress has opened a fresh political front over the stalled rollout of women’s reservation in Parliament, with the organisation saying about one million women will write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in May and June demanding that one-third reservation be...

Apr 23 · >

Lenskart row deepens after protest video

A viral video of a man smashing a newly bought pair of glasses outside a Lenskart outlet has given fresh momentum to a controversy over allegations that the eyewear chain restricted bindis and tilaks for store staff, even after the company moved to publicly rewrite its dress code and...

Apr 23 · >

Court rebuke jolts Bengal poll battle

New Delhi/Kolkata, April 23 — The Supreme Court has delivered a sharp warning over the conduct of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee during an Enforcement Directorate search linked to I-PAC, saying that a chief minister cannot simply walk into an ongoing investigation and then portray the matter as...

Apr 23 · >

Supreme Court opens test of NIA law

India’s Supreme Court has opened a potentially far-reaching examination of the National Investigation Agency Act, 2008, issuing notice to the Union government, the National Investigation Agency and other respondents on a petition that challenges the law’s constitutional footing and its impact on the federal balance between New Delhi and...

Apr 22 · >

Delhi court video row widens

A fresh legal challenge before the Delhi High Court has opened another front in the escalating dispute around video clips from a hearing involving Arvind Kejriwal, with a public interest litigation seeking contempt action against the AAP leader, several party figures and journalist Ravish Kumar over the alleged unauthorised...

Apr 22 · >

Nashik probe tightens as Khan remains untraced

Police in Nashik have stepped up efforts to locate Nida Khan after a local court refused to grant her interim protection from arrest, deepening scrutiny of a widening case centred on allegations of workplace harassment, sexual abuse and religious coercion linked to Tata Consultancy Services’ business process outsourcing unit...

Apr 22 · >
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