Bharatiya Janata Party News

An unhesitating pursuit of the national interest is all the more important in times of radical uncertainties such as these

Accusing BJP of politicising the Bengaluru violence, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President DK Shivakumar said that Congress is doing its part by constituting a six-member fact-finding committee to investigate the DJ Halli and KG Halli violence

Soon after the court’s stand was known, chief minister Ashok Gehlot told reporters that the Governor was ‘acting under duress from the top’ and therefore their request for holding a session of the assembly was not being agreed to

Party president JP Nadda said the coronavirus pandemic will have a major impact on political activities, likely to be visible during the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar

I expect every BJP worker will keep himself, his family and his society safe. With this emotion, we must walk towards victory, said Narendra Modi while addressing BJP workers

The gloomy picture, owing to both domestic and global economic slowdown, and spread of Covid-19, is likely to put Karnataka on the back footYediyurappa’s ₹2.38-trillion state budget saw an increase of ₹11,268 crore, up 4.92% from the previous coalition government’s revised budget estimates for FY19

The BJP, which won only 8 seats out of the total 70, managed to increase its vote share to 38.5%The BJP had won three seats in 2015 assembly polls with a vote share of 32%

Cong claims govt bringing NRC under ‘garb’ of NPR, slams Army chief’s remarks on protests against CAAThe controversy began after the Union cabinet on Tuesday gave the go ahead for funding of the census and the NPR, to be conducted next year

The ideologies and political approach of the two leaders couldn’t be more differentDespite the differences in their fortunes, both remain seemingly indispensable to their respective parties

Bharatiya Janata Party has won 12 of the 15 seats that were contested in the bypollsHis government had replaced a year-old H.D. Kumaraswamy government, a coalition of his Janata Dal (Secular) and the Congress