New Delhi: CPI today criticised Bollywood actor Salman Khan for reportedly campaigning for Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa, saying it was “shameful” for an Indian artiste to do so.“Artistes are known to stand in the
New Delhi: CPI today charged the ruling BJP with pursuing an “undeclared strategy” to push “anti-people” economic policies and diverting the minds of the people by raising communal issues.“This is all part of a design.
Patna: Union Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said opposition parties were not ready for a debate on conversion issue that has rocked Parliament for the last two weeks and blamed them for stalling the
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today came under opposition attack in Rajya Sabha for demanding that the Bhagwad Gita be declared national scripture, with members saying this was a “sinister” design to alter
Chennai: The Left parties, CPI(M) and CPI today announced a week-long campaign, between December 8 and 14, in Tamil Nadu against alleged anti-people measures of the BJP-led NDA Government at the Centre. “The six-month tenure
Gurgaon: Making it clear that violence has no place in a democracy and that the killing of innocents leads to nowhere, Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday asked the Naxals to abjure violence and join
New Delhi: CPI(ML) and SUCI will for the first time join a common platform with four Left parties in November to carry out joint campaigns and protests against the "anti-people" policies of BJP-led government, including
New Delhi: Battered in successive elections in various parts of the country barring Tripura, CPI(M) begins a four-day meet here tomorrow to decide on steps to spruce up its organisation, especially in its erstwhile strongholds
Thiruvananthapuram: There seems to be no end to the recurring debate between CPI(M) and CPI over the 1964 split in the Indian communist movement with the two sides offering differing perceptions on the vital question
New Delhi: CPI today termed the election results in Maharashtra and Haryana as “anti-incumbency vote” against Congress and not a “wave” in favour of Narendra Modi or BJP.“It was an anti-incumbency vote against the ruling
New Delhi: CPI on Saturday attacked the government for deregulating diesel prices, saying the move would have a cascading effect on the overall inflation as the immediate reduction in prices due to a fall in
Puducherry: Chief Minister of Puducherry N Rangasamy paid homage at the statue of the veteran labour leader and freedom fighter V Subbiah on the occasion of his 21st death anniversary today.Electricity Minister T Thiagarajan, legislators
New Delhi: CPI today attacked the government over Doordarshan's live telecast of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's Vijaydashmi address saying it was the misuse of the public broadcaster for saffron propaganda. Party MP D Raja said
Kolkata: A stalemate prevailed today in Jadavpur University as the students hardened their stand against the vice-chancellor vowing not to attend classes till he resigns, a day after 35 students were arrested for gheraoing him.Holding
Patna: Claiming an increase in their vote share in the recently concluded Assembly by-elections, three major Left parties today decided to contest the state Assembly elections next year together to provide a viable “Left option”
New Delhi: The CIC has issued show-cause notices to BJP President Amit Shah and Congress chief Sonia Gandhi along with the heads of four other political parties asking why an inquiry should not be instituted
Chennai: Barely two weeks left for the September 18 civic polls, the Tamil Nadu BJP has said that it would seek votes by promising good governance in the mould of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in
New Delhi: Political parties cutting across party lines have reacted sharply to the Al Qaeda video in which Ayman al-Zawahiri had announced the launching of a new branch in Indian sub-continent aimed at creating a
Patna: Nine of the 10 newly-elected legislators were sworn-in Thursday as the members of the Bihar state assembly by Speaker Uday Narayan Choudhary here, officials said.The legislators were elected to the state assembly in by-elections
New Delhi: Left parties today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “talking and walking in opposite direction”, saying he continued to suffer from the “hangover” of his election speeches and went on with his rhetoric.
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