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For BJP, why Delhi election is proving to be a hard nut to crack? An analysis by experts

A latest poll says that 50 per cent of the Delhi voters were likely to vote for Kejriwal-led AAP. The poll conducted in all 70 constituencies over two days during January 24-25 says that BJP is likely to get 41 per cent vote share with the Congress getting 09 per cent vote share.

New foreign secretary S. Jaishankar takes charge after Narendra Modi curtails Sujatha Singh's tenure

It is not that Jaishankar is favourite to the Modi government only. During UPA's regime in 2013 former Prime Minister minister Manmohan Singh also wanted to appoint Jaishankar as foreign secretary.

Delhi polls: BJP not to come up with manifesto, but to release a vision document

Swachh Bharat campaign vs Manual Scavenging

Study says in next two years Indian consumers spending may touch US$ 4.2 trillion

Kejriwal files nomination

Kiran Bedi files nomination

Ranbir Kapoor's Twitter debut

Shamitabh trailer review
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CA Dr Sunil Gupta Indian Republic Day - Let us relive the values of our Constitution

What made the Union of India Republic of India? Which literature declares India to be a secular, socialist, sovereign and democratic republic? Which is the source that assures all Indian citizens equality, justice and liberty? And where are the structured principles, rights and duties of people and government laid? This cannot be just a piece of writing; this cannot be just another book in our libraries or just another subject in school syllabi.

Zulfiqar Shah Militarisation of Pakistan Parliament

The damage is done finally. The Parliament and the electoral parties have axed themselves by undertaking legislation on the nefarious bill for establishing military courts across Pakistan. And, in the wink of eye, the Pakistan Army started establishing military courts in Sindh, despite the fact that the religious terrorism is almost non-existent there.