In June, the JD(U) formally broke its 17-year-old ties with the BJP in Bihar and walked out of the NDA. Reacting to JD(U)’s decision, the BJP said there would be no compromise on decision to elevate Narendra Modi as its prime ministerial candidate, trashing allegations that Modi was an autocratic and divisive leader. It also question Nitish’s growing proximity to the Congress.
Govt declares 7-day national mourning | Prez, PM, top leaders express grief NEW DELHI (TIP): Former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral, who headed a Congress-supported coalition government in 1997-98, died at a hospital in Gurgaon […]
NEW DELHI: Internet giant Google has apologized “for any confusion or misunderstanding” caused after PM Narendra Modi‘s images started appearing in image search results for query on “Top 10 criminals in India“. “These results trouble […]
BRAMPTON (TIP): Amid fears of an “extremely high level of violent protests”, the Brampton Triveni Mandir and Community Centre has cancelled a life certificate event. The event, a consular camp, was scheduled to take place […]
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