The monsoon session of the Indian Parliament has begun today, giving enormous stress to both the opposition and ruling alike. In this session, the government is likely to face two challenges mainly: the Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairperson Election and the Telugu Desam Party’s non confidence motion. Continue Reading
As the important day of the commencement of the parliament’s monsoon session is nearing, the Congress party has expressed its willingness to accept the candidate the opposition parties unanimously decide to field for the Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman post. It clearly indicates that the grand old party, which is one of the most powerful […]Continue Reading
In a bid to know the mind of Dravidian parties, the BJP has expressed its willingness to join hands the regional parties in the upcoming general election. A political expert says that the BJP should find a powerful partner in the state if it aims to win a considerable number of seats in the 2019 […]Continue Reading
The inputs receiving from the Northern Indian state of Bihar indicates that the JD(U), the party which recently joined the political alliance led by the BJP (NDA), is not comfortable with the alliance and is trying to open communication channels to resume talks with their old partner (Congress), whom they ditched recently for the saffron […]Continue Reading
With the scattered opposition showing no sign of coming up with a single candidate against the saffron party in the upcoming Rajya Sabha election, the BJP is very confident about the victory of its candidate in the election. The rightist party has already directed the concerned to fill all the four vacant Upper House seats […]Continue Reading
It seems that the opposition parties are less likely to support the congress party’s representative in the upcoming Rajya Sabha deputy speaker election. The leaders of the opposition parties who have met at the national capital have discussed the possibility of fielding an non-Congress representative against the BJP’s candidate in the Rajya Sabha deputy speaker […]Continue Reading
In a bid to strengthen the Indian bureaucracy, the central government led by the BJP led NDA alliance has decided to bring in experts at the joint secretary levels to strengthen the bureaucracy. A notification regarding this has already released in all mainstream media platforms. Though the notification has triggered a national wide debate with […]Continue Reading
It seems that the congress leaders belonging to the North Indian state of Rajasthan is less impressed about the idea of ‘Unified Opposition Front’, the union of all opposition parties against the saffron nationalists like the one happened in Gujarat during its recent state assembly election. A senior congress leader hailing from the state has […]Continue Reading
The JD(U) and BJP led government of the Indian state of Bihar, which adopted an historic decision to prohibit the sale of liquor in the state, is verifying that is there any need to make amendments in the existing prohibition law. At the time that the prohibition was executed, the Lalu Prasad Yadav’s RJD and […]Continue Reading
The important process of ‘Ministerial Portfolio Distribution’ in the South Indian state of Karnataka has remained inconclusive, as the JD(S), which formed a government in the state with the help of the Congress, has failed to reach a deal with the grand old party, which gifted the chief ministerial position to JD(S) leader H D […]Continue Reading



















