New Delhi: The relationship between the Aam Aadmi Party and Raghav Chadha was already being discussed in political circles, but on Thursday, the party removed him from the post of deputy leader, making it clear that this was not just a rumour, but a real rift. Now, the party has written a letter to the Rajya Sabha Secretariat, demanding that Raghav Chadha not be given time to speak from the AAP quota in the House. Experts say that the party did not take this decision in a moment, but rather that…
Category: POLITICS
Plitics
Central government’s big preparations: A special session may be called this month for an important bill
New Delhi: Amid speculations over the conclusion of the current Budget Session of Parliament, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has clarified that the Budget Session will not be adjourned sine die today but will be adjourned for a few days and the members will meet again very soon. In the Rajya Sabha, he said, “We have some important issues, this has been shared with the opposition as well. In the next 2-3 weeks, we are going to bring a very important bill. Today the government will move a motion…
Indian Overseas Congress (IOC) USA Holds High-Level National Meeting; Reaffirms Commitment to Democracy, Unity, and National Expansion
Long Island, New York | The Indian Overseas Congress (IOC) USA successfully convened a high-level national meeting, bringing together senior leadership and members from across the United States. Participants traveled from multiple states and regions, reflecting the organization’s growing momentum, unity, and collective commitment. The meeting was inaugurated by Mohinder Singh Gilzian, President of IOC USA, who welcomed attendees and expressed deep appreciation for their dedication and continued efforts. A moment of silence was observed in memory of the late Harbachan Singh, honoring his contributions and legacy. Leaders representing chapters…
BJP leader’s ‘Hindu MLA’ remark sparks controversy, report to EC
Thiruvananthapuram: Political activity in Kerala is rife with activity ahead of next month’s assembly elections. Amidst the intensified preparations by political parties for the election campaign and the increasing accusations and counter-accusations between the parties, a controversial statement by BJP candidate B. Gopalakrishnan has raised a new issue. Kerala Chief Electoral Officer Ratan U. Kelkar stated on Tuesday that a complaint had been received regarding Gopalakrishnan’s “Hindu MLA” statement, and that legal opinion had been obtained. Kelkar emphasized the need for prompt action, stating that a report based on this…
BJP is confusing the country with Hindu-Muslim issues; Rahul Gandhi’s allegation on Uttam Nagar incident
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of inciting communal violence over the Uttam Nagar incident and appealed to Delhi residents not to succumb to any provocation. In a post on Twitter, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, wrote that the people of Uttam Nagar have paid a heavy price for the violence. On one hand, a young boy, Tarun, lost his life, and on the other, an entire family is facing oppression. He said he does not want further bloodshed. Rahul Gandhi…
Assam Elections: BJP releases first list of 88 candidates
Guwahati: The BJP released its first list of candidates for the Assam Assembly elections on Thursday. It includes 88 names, including Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Himanta will contest from his traditional seat of Jalukbari, his seventh time contesting from this seat. Former Congress President Bhupen Bora, who joined the BJP 25 days ago, has also been given a ticket. The BJP has nominated MP Pradyut Bordoloi, who left the Congress party a day earlier, from Dispur. Meanwhile, following Pradyut Bordoloi’s joining the BJP, his son, Prateek Bordoloi, announced that…
Kerala Assembly Elections 2026: Enemy becomes friend… friend becomes enemy; Those who are neither of these become rebels; Kerala Politics as a sequel
Kochi: Changing allegiances, enemies becoming friends and friends becoming enemies are common in electoral politics. It is unusual in the state’s political scene for long-serving MLAs to switch to opposing political camps and contest elections. Former legislators, both inside and outside the legislature, are switching to other parties and ideologies that they once fought fiercely for, and are seeking re-election on the election symbols of their former opponents. Six former legislators have thus switched allegiance to opposing parties and contested against their former comrades. While four former Communist Party of…
All political advertisements will now require prior certification from MCMC: Election Commission
New Delhi: The Election Commission has issued strict guidelines for political parties and candidates for the upcoming assembly elections. All political advertisements will henceforth require prior certification by the Media Certification and Monitoring Committee (MCMC), the commission said. On March 15, the Election Commission announced the schedule for assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, and also announced by-elections in six states. These instructions have been issued to ensure that the election process is transparent and fair. According to the commission, registered political parties, organisations, candidates…
After a long time, the cabinet was expanded in the Uttarakhand government and 5 cabinet ministers were appointed
Dehradun: After a long wait, the Uttarakhand government’s cabinet was finally expanded. Five MLAs were included as cabinet ministers, creating a stir in state politics. The Governor administered the oath of office and secrecy to all the new ministers at the swearing-in ceremony held at the Raj Bhavan. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, along with several senior leaders and officials, were present on the occasion. The cabinet expansion is being seen as a significant step towards achieving political and regional balance. Discussions about cabinet expansion have been ongoing for a…
BJP cuts MLA Atul’s ticket, fields Bordoloi
Less than 24 hours after leaving the Congress party, Pradyut Bordoloi has created a stir in Assam politics by securing a BJP ticket for the upcoming state assembly elections. Meanwhile, his son, Pratik Bordoloi, has decided not to contest as a Congress candidate from the Margherita assembly constituency. Congress Lok Sabha MP Pradyut Bordoloi severed his ties with the Congress on Wednesday by joining the BJP. The BJP has fielded him from Dispur and denied the ticket to sitting MLA Atul Bora. According to media reports, Bora, a founding member…
