'Defeat Shettar, the way he was defeated in Hubballi'

Referred to Gandhi's old name due to his recent statements helping BJP: Vijayan

BJP India's preferred party, people will elect it again: PM Modi on its foundation day

No dispute in NCP, few mischievous individuals defected from outfit for personal ambitions: Sharad Pawar-led faction to EC

Mamata asks serial makers to ensure that an accused gets deserved punishment even in a work of art

Demerged ITC hotel business an attractive buy for new investors: Analysts

Remote working preferred by employees, helps companies in attracting talent: Experts

Administration of oath to Justice Umesh Kumar as DERC chairperson stands deferred: SC

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee hoped that the opposition meeting in Patna on Friday would be constructive and asserted that the BJP must be defeated in the next Lok Sabha polls to save the country from disaster. Banerjee, who has been critical of the BJP’s “mishandling” of the situation in Manipur, said it is due to the policies of the saffron camp that the northeastern state is on the boil and the convening of the all-party meeting on June 24 was a “late decision”. “Tomorrow is our opposition meeting. We hope it will be good and collective decisions will be taken. I feel that to save the country from disaster, people will vote against the BJP,” she told reporters on Thursday.

Fuel, jewellery, grocery top 3 preferred items for people offloading Rs 2,000 notes: Survey

Maha: Shiv Sena advertisement claims Shinde more preferred as CM over Fadnavis

SBI Life to takeover liabilities of 2 lakh policies, assets of Sahara India Life Insurance: Irdai

CUET deferred in Manipur to May 29, NTA considering temporary exam centre in Srinagar

SC overturns Chandigarh mayoral poll result, declares defeated AAP candidate winner

Journey of Electoral Bonds: Arun Jaitley defended anonymity

Ankita murder case: Congress demands FIR against BJP leader referred to as ‘VIP’ in video

Challenge on withdrawal of sanction to prosecute D K Shivakumar referred to CJ for larger bench

State has to ensure persons with disabilities not harassed with transfers: Delhi HC

Maharashtra now preferred destination for investments from overseas: CM Shinde

Govt releases draft guidelines to make railways more user-friendly for people with disabilities