Politics

The entire Question Hour was on Friday washed out for the third time in the Monsoon session of Uttar Pradesh Assembly amidst an uproar by opposition parties over various issues.

The Supreme Court had earlier stayed the summons issued to Singh in the Talabira coal block allocation scam case.

BJP patriarch L K Advani on Saturday said that the self confidence the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government has on the country's future, emanates from the trust of the large population in the party workers.

Putting the blame of the washout on the Narendra Modi government, the Congress on Friday said that the BJP was running a weak and inefficient government.

Keen to ensure passage of the GST bill, Centre is keeping its option open of reconvening the session.

Stepping up attack on the FTII issue, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday accused RSS of capturing educational institutions built on merit in the last six decades to destroy them.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday announced the launch of 'Samajwadi Akhilesh' mobile application, a channel through which users will stay connected with Samajwadi Party.

RJD president on Wednesday claimed that we said happened unintentionally in "Baal Kaal" (childhood phase).

The Congress on Wednesday got the much-awaited opportunity to take on the Narendra Modi government over the Lalit Modi controversy on the floor of the House.

Political parties have given tickets to people with criminal backgrounds – including rowdy-sheeters – for this contest.

After Yogendra Yadav was detained, his colleague Prashant Bhushan got into a verbal altercation with the police.

A parliamentary delegation from Bhutan on Monday met Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu.

Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu lashed out at Congress for disrupting Parliament and expressed the hope that the party understands its responsibility and comes to the House to discuss issues.

Government is open to consider "meaningful suggestion" from the Congress to resolve the deadlock in Parliament, Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu said.

With Government keen on buying peace over the land bill, a Parliamentary panel examining it will try to evolve consensus on three key provisions including the one on return of unutilised land to its owners after five years.

Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi on Saturday said the poll process in the state will be completed before November 29.