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Mumbai has once again been hit with heavy rainfall that began Tuesday evening and is continuing today. On Tuesday, several low-lying localities were flooded, leading to traffic jams across the city. Operations at the Mumbai International Airport remain suspended until this morning
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi today asked Leader of Opposition Tejaswi Prasad Yadav to vacate the bungalow allotted to him soon without causing any damage...
BJP President Amit Shah arrived at a Gujarat court to appear as a defence witness today in a 2002 riots case in which Maya Kodnani, a leader from his party in the state, ...
Two suspected terrorists were arrested on Wednesday from a cyber café in civil lines area of Gaya in Bihar. The district police have been interrogating them while alerti...
13, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
In the wake of the brutal murder of a Class II student of Ryan International School, Union Ministers Maneka Gandhi and Prakash Javadekar will hold a high-level meeting to develop a protocol for educational institutions to ensure safety. Read News
13, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is arriving on a two-day visit to India today. He will land in Ahmedabad in the afternoon. The major highlight of Shinzo Abe's tour to Ahmedabad and Gujarat capital Gandhinagar would be the stone laying ceremony for India's first bullet train project.Read News
08, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday got elected unopposed to the Vidhan Parishad (legislative council), thus becoming a member of the state legislature and retaining his post as well. Vidhan Parishad seats are filled through indirect polling by Vidhan Sabha members.Read News
05, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
Major violence broke out at Ghurdaur Road under Digha police station in Patna during an anti-encroachment drive on Tuesday.Read News
05, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
The Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council will nominate the candidates for the Assembly today.Read News
04, Sep 2017, by : FnF Desk
With just months left for assembly elections in Gujarat, Congress has chalked out an extensive poll campaign for party Vice President Rahul Gandhi. Read News
Nitish Kumar in his earlier stint as the chief minister, had become a larger than life figure because of his success in controlling lawlessness in the state and preparing the ground for development. As a result, he was even seen as a possible player on the national stage.
Nitish Kumar is in a bind. He knows that the mahagathbandhan or grand alliance in Bihar is fraying at the edges, but he doesn't know which way to turn. ...
It is strange that despite past examples of the incendiary potential of linguistic chauvinism, politicians still pursue the same fateful path....
There is a long way to go before Uttar Pradesh can become Uttam Pradesh, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised after his party's massive victory in the assembly e...
28, May 2017, by : Abheet Singh Sethi
There have been 42% more terrorism-related deaths in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) since the Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party government (BJP) came to power in May 2014, compared with the last three years of the second term of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA-II).Read News
23, May 2017, by : FnF Desk
Two months is not a long time in politics to fall from grace, especially when a landslide of public support has propelled you to powerRead News
20, May 2017, by : Sanu George
It has not been smooth sailing for the Left as it completes a year in office in Kerala but Marxist leaders say it is too early to dub Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan a failure. Read News
13, May 2017, by : Amulya Ganguli
There is little doubt that notwithstanding any achievement of Narendra Modi in the economic field or in partially curbing the saffron hotheads, Kashmir will be the scene of his biggest failure unless he is able to accomplish a dramatic breakthrough in the near future. Read News
11, May 2017, by : Mohit Dubey
Blame it on the soaring mercury or power going to their heads, the saffron brigade in Uttar Pradesh is cutting loose, much to the chagrin of the bureaucracy that is facing the heat of their misconduct.Read News
30, Apr 2017, by : Mohit Dubey
In Uttar Pradesh, every change in government inevitably comes with a change in — well, colour. And in "Yogi Raj” the colour is assertively saffron: From jackets, saris and turbans to upholstery, towels and even microphone wires wrapped in saffron cloth.Read News
by : Priti Prakash
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by : Satya Narayan Sahu
Every living and lively unit of family or the extended family be it father, mother, brother or siste...
by : Rajeshwar Singal
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by : Sunita Narain
The idea of secularism is this very idea of India which respects the equality of all. Of course, wit...
by : Ravi Kishore
Today every one is talking about judicial accountability i.e. how the whole system of judiciary is t...
by : Surya Mohan Dubey
Continuous deadly events happening every now and then prove that Indian Government has utterly faile...
