Politics

On Sunday, Kushwaha had said a delicious “kheer” can be prepared with milk from the Yadavs and rice from the Kushwahas, raising eyebrows in political circles about a realignment with the RJD ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

At the NMML’s 43rd annual general meeting, Home Minister Rajnath Singh assured that the move of opening the museum of other PMs is not an attempt to dilute the legacy of Jawaharlal Nehru.

The post was a sarcastic take over Som’s alleged ignorance towards law and order in his constituency, where a 14-year-old girl was recently set ablaze by six people at her house.

Reacting to the statement, RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, who has extended an invitation to Kushwaha to align with the RJD several times, said “kheer” prepared with love and affection is delicious, energetic and full of nutrition.

Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed had expressed apprehensions that the September 23 presidential elections in his country may be rigged by incumbent President Abdulla Yameen's party during a meeting with Swamy in Colombo.

Interacting with Indian Journalists' Association, Gandhi said that instead of solving the problem, these leaders ride on that anger and damage the country.

Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala and Kerala MP KC Venugopal have also made it to the core committee for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, along with party veterans such as Ashok Gehlot and Ghulam Nabi Azad.

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said party chief Rahul Gandhi hasn’t “absolved anyone” with his controversial remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

At least a dozen persons, including five policemen, were injured after villagers clashed with police over reports of alleged cow slaughter in Jharkhand's Pakur district on Wednesday during Eid celebrations.

From June 18 to August 15, Kejriwal only retweeted two of Ashutosh's tweets and three of Khetan, far less than those of other leaders who enjoy his confidence.

The report suggests that the present centralised approach of identification of minority should be decentralised to state and if possible, to a division level.

NN Vohra's tenure ended abruptly after the Centre on Tuesday announced to replace him with Malik, a career politician, giving Vohra virtually no time to pack up.

Alphons said this was a policy that was followed by the current government since former prime minister Manmohan Singh had refused aid from foreign countries in 2004 during the devastating Tsunami.

Asked about his next course of action, Alagiri said that it would be decided after the September 5 rally in Chennai.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Ashish Khetan, who did not deny the resignation, said he was not involved in "active politics at the moment" and was not interested in rumours.

Malik will replace NN Vohra whose term as J&K’s governor ended on June 28 but was extended till Amarnath Yatra’s conclusion.