Congress Vision 2014

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  "Congress Won, Like In 2014": Amit Shah's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi On Aadhaar

  BJP president Amit Shah on Wednesday mocked Congress chief Rahul Gandhi after he claimed that the Supreme Court order on Aadhaar supported his party's vision, saying, "Yes, the Congress won today, just like they won Lok Sabha Polls in 2014".

• BJP Woos Maharashtra Farmers, but Vision Document Silent on Statehood For Vidarbha

  The Maharashtra unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today released its vision document, just five days ahead of the voting for Assembly elections.

• Respect Anna Hazare, won't comment on Arvind Kejriwal: Mamata Banerjee on NDTV

  West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress Chief Mamata Banerjee answers questions on Anna Hazare, her prime ministerial ambitions, the 'third front' and her vision for 2014.

• BJP wants to divide people: Sonia Gandhi at Congress session

  Congress president Sonia Gandhi today set the tone for her party's poll agenda, stressing that the 2014 general elections will be a battle of "conflicting ideologies" and "interpretations of the past and clashing visions of the future."

• Rahul Gandhi, campaign-in-chief, to share 2014 vision today

  Rahul Gandhi will lead the Congress campaign for the general election, but his mother and party president Sonia Gandhi has decided he will not be the party's prime ministerial candidate.

• Congress unveils 2014 strategy for Maharashtra, attacks Narendra Modi

  The Congress in Maharashtra has unveiled 'Vision 2014', the party's plan for fighting the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in the state. At an event held in Mumbai, Congress leaders exhorted party workers to present a united front and remove infighting so that the party sends the maxim number of MPs from the state. The flavour of the event were the att...

• Mission minority: Congress, BJP race for support

  Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United or JD(U) parted ways with his 17-year-old ally, the BJP, because it says Narendra Modi, who is the party's poll campaign chief, is not acceptable to the minorities. As the 2014 polls close in, the Congress-led UPA government too is pushing its minority agenda. And so is the BJP, which is coming out with its own visi...