Sunil Prabhu
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Congress Moves Privilege Motion Against Amit Shah, Day After Trinamool
The Congress today moved a privilege motion against Home Minister Amit Shah over his remarks about Dr BR Ambedkar.
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NDTV Explains: Numbers Behind 'One Nation, One Poll', Can Bill Pass?
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party does not seem to have - as on Tuesday evening - the numbers to push through the Lok Sabha the two bills to amend the Constitution and guide its 'one nation, one election' dream a step closer to reality.
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Congress' "Two-Thirds Majority" Jab At BJP Over 'One Nation, One Poll'
The Lok Sabha on Tuesday afternoon held a division vote to introduce two Constitutional Amendment bills that will permit simultaneous federal and state elections, part of the ruling BJP's flagship 'one nation, one election' push.
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Priyanka Gandhi Doubles Down With 'Bangladesh' Bag, After 'Palestine' Row
A day after her handbag featuring the word "Palestine" sparked a heated controversy in Parliament, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra appeared to double down, arriving with a new bag carrying a slogan on the plight of minorities in Bangladesh.
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Supreme Court Setback For Singer TM Krishna Over MS Subbulakshmi Award
The Supreme Court on Monday evening ordered an interim stay on grant of the prestigious Sangita Kalanidhi MS Subbulakshmi award - which was conferred Sunday - on TM Krishna.
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55 Rajya Sabha MPs' Demand Impeachment In High Court Judge's "Majority" Remarks Row
A group of 55 Rajya Sabha MPs, led by Kapil Sibal, has submitted a request to impeach Allahabad High Court judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav for "hate speech and incitement to communal disharmony".
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Stopped By Cops On Way To Sambhal, Rahul Gandhi Says Duty To Meet Victims
Congress MPs Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra set out for the Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh to take stock of the situation in the area in the aftermath of violence over the survey of a mosque
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In Delhi Pollution Case, Court Commissioners Claim Threat, Bench Responds
Coming down heavily on Delhi and other NCR states for not paying an allowance to labourers after construction activities were halted due to air pollution, the Supreme Court today said ball starts rolling only when it summons officers
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"Want Peace And Harmony": Supreme Court Halts Any Action On Sambhal Mosque Survey
Sambhal Mosque Row: The Supreme Court today directed the management committee of the Shahi Idgah Masjid in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal to approach the Allahabad High Court to challenge the trial court's order.
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Court Order On Ajmer Dargah Sparks Intense Political Debate
An Ajmer court's decision to hear a petition claiming the presence of a Shiva temple under the Ajmer dargah, has sparked intense political debate, coming as it does after similar claims over mosques and dargahs in Mathura, Varanasi and Dhar.
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"Won't Be A Rubber Stamp For Congress": Trinamool Signals INDIA Bloc Rift
Signalling a rift in the INDIA bloc after the Congress' mega defeats in the Maharashtra and Haryana elections, the Trinamool Congress has said it will not be a rubber stamp for its ally's decisions.
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On Reopening Delhi Schools, Top Court's Note On Air Purifiers, Mid-Day Meal
Schools in Delhi can open now despite the high pollution levels, the Supreme Court said today, pointing to three issues that will not get solved if students stay home.
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Top Court Pulls Up Delhi Police For Gaps In Pollution Fight, GRAP 4 To Stay
Tough restrictions on vehicular movement and construction activities in Delhi will stay for now, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Strict Anti-Pollution Measures In Delhi To Continue For At Least 3 More Days
GRAP-IV, or the fourth stage of anti-pollution measures in effect for Delhi and the National Capital Region, will remain in force for the next 72 hours, the Supreme Court said Friday, with the AQI in the city and surrounding areas at 371
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Poll Body Action Against UP Cops For Violating Guidelines During Bypolls
The Election Commission (EC) has taken action against Uttar Pradesh police personnel accused of violating its guidelines during the ongoing bypolls.
