politics

Stalin calls FCRA Bill ‘draconian’, accuses Centre of targeting Christians ahead of polls

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has criticised the proposed FCRA amendments, alleging they target minority communities, particularly Christians, while the Centre maintains the changes aim to regulate foreign funding.

Raghav Chadha rebuts AAP charges, calls allegations ‘false and coordinated’

Annamalai clears air on Tamil Nadu polls absence, says ‘I chose not to contest’

Congress cracks widen as senior leaders diverge from Rahul Gandhi on Iran war, LPG row

AAP vs Raghav Chadha erupts into open war, BJP backs ‘silenced’ MP

After being dropped as Rajya Sabha deputy leader, Chadha alleges gag attempt as AAP leaders accuse him of “fear of Modi” as BJP targets Kejriwal.

AAP replaces Raghav Chadha as Rajya Sabha deputy leader, Ashok Mittal takes charge

The Aam Aadmi Party has removed Raghav Chadha as its deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha and appointed Ashok Mittal in his place, amid speculation over Chadha’s silence and possible internal shifts within the party.

Assam visit: PM Modi meets tea garden workers, warns against Congress ahead of elections

During his visit to poll-bound Assam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with tea garden workers in Dibrugarh and later accused Congress of planning a “dangerous law,” intensifying political rhetoric ahead of the assembly elections.

Amit Shah backs fuel excise duty cut, calls it ‘people-centric governance’

Home Minister Amit Shah says the excise duty cut reflects the government’s focus on citizen welfare, while Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri explains the decision as a step to shield consumers from global oil price surge.

Supriya Sule flags Ajit Pawar crash in Parliament, calls for time-bound investigation

NCP MP demands clarity on investigation into Baramati crash that killed Ajit Pawar, urges Centre to ensure transparency and accountability in findings.

BJP leads political funding race with 10 times more donations than rivals: Report

A report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) highlights a sharp funding gap, with the BJP receiving 10 times more donations than other national parties in 2024–25.