It’s a season of manifestos and promises. Six days after the Congress released its manifesto titled ‘Congress Will Deliver’ for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP released its ‘Sankalp patra’ on April 8.
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Amethi in Uttar Pradesh is a high profile Lok Sabha constituency. It’s been a family bastion of the Gandhis for more than three decades.
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On January 28, four days before the budget, Congress president Rahul Gandhi had announced that his party would ensure a Minimum Income Guarantee (MIG) for every poor in the country if the Congress came to power after the Lok Sabha polls.
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Three months ago, Bharatiya Janata Party chief Amit Shah had said the upcoming Lok Sabha elections will not be an ordinary election and called for dislodging.
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Over the last two years, Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May has insisted that ‘Brexit means Brexit’; that she would negotiate a good deal with the European Union (EU) and that Britain would leave on March 29.
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The slow-moving US plans to set up six nuclear power plants in India have received a boost as the two nations reiterated their commitment to strengthen security and civil nuclear cooperation during the 9th India-US Strategic Security Dialogue.
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The decades old Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute pending before the Supreme Court (SC) since 2010 was referred to a mediation process by a three-member panel by the apex court last Friday.
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Tuesday, February 26, was an action packed day in the Indian sub-continent when India claimed that it had successfully destroyed Jaish-e-Mohammed’s terror training camps in Balakot in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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After the Pulwama terror attack, the dramatic build up to the revenge narrative moved to sports last week, with people urging the Board of Control in India.
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Apart from the Congress, if there is one party that has actively and consistently played the part of an opposition party by fiercely attacking the prime minister and his government in the last couple of years, it is the Shiv Sena.