Lawmakers On Vacation

After keeping the ruling alliance in Karnataka on tenterhooks for days, Congress leader SP Muddahanumegowda finally withdrew his nomination to the Tumakuru seat today. He had been adamantly holding on to his candidature for several days now, despite the party leadership's decision to let Janata Dal(Secular) chief HD Deve Gowda be the official coali...

After the disqualification of 18 AIADMK legislators, their rooms at the lawmakers' Hostel in Chennai have been sealed and the individuals have been asked to settle pending dues. A notice from Assembly Secretary K Srinivasan put up on their rooms also asks them to take their belongings in the presence of an Under Secretary (Hostel Administration) af...

The magnificent temple of Tirupati and the blue hills of Kodagu - the 43 legislators from Gujarat, who were rushed off to Bengaluru by the Congress last week, had some interesting plans on their "to do" list while spending their time down south. But instead, they remain at the Eagleton Golf Resort, attending classes on the "party's achievements in ...

Banned by all domestic airlines from flights for creating a ruckus at the Visakhapatnam airport, TDP lawmaker JC Diwakar Reddy on Friday took an international flight to Europe. Sources close to Mr Reddy told NDTV that the parliamentarian was on his way to France for a week-long vacation that he had planned much in advance.

Congress is about to leave for a seven-week vacation without giving the Obama administration any of the $1.9 billion it's seeking to battle the Zika virus, and a Senate effort to revive the nuts-and-bolts process of passing agency budgets faces another setback at the hands of Democrats.

Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.

Congress lawmaker Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury today sought two or three days' time to shift to the new, smaller accommodation allotted to him on Humayun Road in New Delhi after the Delhi High Court refused to stay his eviction from his ministerial bungalow at New Moti Bagh.

After keeping the ruling alliance in Karnataka on tenterhooks for days, Congress leader SP Muddahanumegowda finally withdrew his nomination to the Tumakuru seat today. He had been adamantly holding on to his candidature for several days now, despite the party leadership's decision to let Janata Dal(Secular) chief HD Deve Gowda be the official coali...

After the disqualification of 18 AIADMK legislators, their rooms at the lawmakers' Hostel in Chennai have been sealed and the individuals have been asked to settle pending dues. A notice from Assembly Secretary K Srinivasan put up on their rooms also asks them to take their belongings in the presence of an Under Secretary (Hostel Administration) af...

The magnificent temple of Tirupati and the blue hills of Kodagu - the 43 legislators from Gujarat, who were rushed off to Bengaluru by the Congress last week, had some interesting plans on their "to do" list while spending their time down south. But instead, they remain at the Eagleton Golf Resort, attending classes on the "party's achievements in ...

Banned by all domestic airlines from flights for creating a ruckus at the Visakhapatnam airport, TDP lawmaker JC Diwakar Reddy on Friday took an international flight to Europe. Sources close to Mr Reddy told NDTV that the parliamentarian was on his way to France for a week-long vacation that he had planned much in advance.

Congress is about to leave for a seven-week vacation without giving the Obama administration any of the $1.9 billion it's seeking to battle the Zika virus, and a Senate effort to revive the nuts-and-bolts process of passing agency budgets faces another setback at the hands of Democrats.

Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.

Congress lawmaker Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury today sought two or three days' time to shift to the new, smaller accommodation allotted to him on Humayun Road in New Delhi after the Delhi High Court refused to stay his eviction from his ministerial bungalow at New Moti Bagh.