Politics

Stating that the country's GDP growth at five per cent was the lowest in 11 years, Tewari said the employment rate was the lowest in the last few decades.

The Union minister said that while right of Internet is important, no one can deny the abuse of Internet for spreading violence and terrorism, and Pakistan has been doing it in Kashmir.

The Rajya Sabha MP also urged the government to take back the Citizenship Amendment Act and clearly tell the people that NRC and NPR would not be implemented.

Congress Sandeep Dikshit demanded that the Election Commission should take action against the AAP while the AAP has clarified that this is not their official video and the party has nothing to do with it.

BJP MP Parevsh Verma said that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal was provoking people to pick up guns and incite riots in Delhi.

On threat of terrorism, Rajnath Singh, in a clear reference to Pakistan, said continued presence of terrorist infrastructure and state support to terrorists in the country have tested India's patience.

A three-day RSS event held last week in the area, which saw the shock defeat of Congress leader and former Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia during the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, carried various political implications,say analysts, though the Sangh called it...

Speaking at a public event, the six-time Lok Sabha member from Uttara Kannada said the entire independence movement was staged with the consent and support of the British.

The Congress leader used the hashtag 'JawaabDoMantriJi' to put across his point.

The video was posted on Twitter by Delhi CM himself, who urged people to listen to what the family members of slain officers had to say. The video received over 17,000 views in an hour.

It said 32 candidates have declared cases related to crime against women. Out of 32 candidates, one candidate has declared cases related to rape. Four contestants have declared cases related to attempt to murder.

Nawab Malik said that ensuring quota for Muslims is part of the common minimum programme the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi's constituents- Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress- had worked out before forming the government last year.

The letter also raised the issue of the Hindu Sena, which it said, had announced that it would forcibly clear the Shaheen Bagh protest site on February 2.

Janata Dal (United) leader Lalan Singh said he raised the issue at the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting and Union Home Minister Amit Shah assured that the matter will be discussed.

Sudeshna Dutta Gupta, a student of Sanskrit University, faced the ire of Ghosh and his partymen on Thursday when she stood next to a BJP rally, holding aloft 'No CAA, No NRC' poster.

Senior Congress leaders Motilal Vohra, Ahmed Patel, Adhir Ranjan Choudhury, AK Antony were present at the protest.