Lk Advani Blog

Days after LK Advani's subtle message in a blog that the BJP never called its critics anti-national, Nitin Gadkari has echoed the words. "We should respect different opinions because this is the real, true spirit of democracy," the Union Minister told NDTV.

Days after BJP veteran L K Advani said in a blog post that his party never regarded those who disagreed with it politically as "anti-national", the Shiv Sena Saturday sought to know the intention behind his remarks.

The Congress on Friday said BJP veteran L K Advani has made a "stinging indictment" of the politics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah and it is time for the duo to introspect.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked his guru LK Advani out, Congress president Rahul Gandhi said today, a day after the BJP veteran said in a blog that the party never regarded its critics as "enemies" or "anti-nationals". Mr Gandhi attacked PM Modi, saying in Hinduism, a guru or teacher is the most respected figure.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu Friday latched onto veteran BJP leader L K Advani's blog to attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying it was "self first and country last" for him.

Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, welcomed BJP veteran LK Advani's blog on Thursday and said opposition parties who raise their voices are indeed not "anti-national". In a blog that was widely perceived as a message to his party, Mr Advani said the BJP never regarded those who disagreed with it politically as "anti-national" or "e...

The founder of the BJP and its second president, LK Advani, relegated by the all-powerful duo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah to the party's Margdarshak Mandal (old age home), seems to have revolted just days ahead of voting for the national election.

After veteran leader LK Advani urged in a blog on Thursday that the BJP should "look back, look ahead and look within", Prime Minister Narendra Modi later in theevening said that the veteran leader perfectly summed up the true essence of the party.

LK Advani, benched by the ruling BJP ahead of the April-May national election, broke his silence on Thursdayin a blog titled "Nation First, Party Next, Self Last", in which he said that the party never regarded its critics as "enemies" or "anti-nationals". In the piece, he urged the party to "look back, look ahead and look within" and stressed on "...

LK Advani, one of the BJP's most powerful leaders at the time, set out on a Rath Yatra on September 25, 1990, from Gujarat's Somnath to campaign for a Ram temple at the disputed Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid site in Ayodhya. Lalu Yadav recounts the events of the day he arrested LK Advani.

It is time for Narendra Modi to accept that the time has come for him to rise above petty politics, howsoever tempting it may be to retaliate when provoked, writes Captain Gopinath.

BJP is attempting to be the "early bird" by readying to announce the first list of party candidates on February 27 for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

In his latest blog post, Mr Advani refers to a book by Balraj Krishna, a journalist, titled 'India's Bismarck: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel'.

In a blog post on Sunday, BJP leader LK Advani today endorsed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's view that there should be compulsory voting along with the None-of-the-Above option. Mr Advani welcomed the Supreme Court suggestion that people should have the option of a negative vote. However, he added that along with this provision voting shoul...

Senior BJP leader LK Advani has said in his blog that the credit for the controversial ordinance to protect convicted lawmakers being killed goes to President Pranab Mukherjee and not Rahul Gandhi.

Days after LK Advani's subtle message in a blog that the BJP never called its critics anti-national, Nitin Gadkari has echoed the words. "We should respect different opinions because this is the real, true spirit of democracy," the Union Minister told NDTV.

Days after BJP veteran L K Advani said in a blog post that his party never regarded those who disagreed with it politically as "anti-national", the Shiv Sena Saturday sought to know the intention behind his remarks.

The Congress on Friday said BJP veteran L K Advani has made a "stinging indictment" of the politics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah and it is time for the duo to introspect.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked his guru LK Advani out, Congress president Rahul Gandhi said today, a day after the BJP veteran said in a blog that the party never regarded its critics as "enemies" or "anti-nationals". Mr Gandhi attacked PM Modi, saying in Hinduism, a guru or teacher is the most respected figure.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu Friday latched onto veteran BJP leader L K Advani's blog to attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying it was "self first and country last" for him.

Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, welcomed BJP veteran LK Advani's blog on Thursday and said opposition parties who raise their voices are indeed not "anti-national". In a blog that was widely perceived as a message to his party, Mr Advani said the BJP never regarded those who disagreed with it politically as "anti-national" or "e...

The founder of the BJP and its second president, LK Advani, relegated by the all-powerful duo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah to the party's Margdarshak Mandal (old age home), seems to have revolted just days ahead of voting for the national election.

After veteran leader LK Advani urged in a blog on Thursday that the BJP should "look back, look ahead and look within", Prime Minister Narendra Modi later in theevening said that the veteran leader perfectly summed up the true essence of the party.

LK Advani, benched by the ruling BJP ahead of the April-May national election, broke his silence on Thursdayin a blog titled "Nation First, Party Next, Self Last", in which he said that the party never regarded its critics as "enemies" or "anti-nationals". In the piece, he urged the party to "look back, look ahead and look within" and stressed on "...

LK Advani, one of the BJP's most powerful leaders at the time, set out on a Rath Yatra on September 25, 1990, from Gujarat's Somnath to campaign for a Ram temple at the disputed Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid site in Ayodhya. Lalu Yadav recounts the events of the day he arrested LK Advani.

It is time for Narendra Modi to accept that the time has come for him to rise above petty politics, howsoever tempting it may be to retaliate when provoked, writes Captain Gopinath.

BJP is attempting to be the "early bird" by readying to announce the first list of party candidates on February 27 for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

In his latest blog post, Mr Advani refers to a book by Balraj Krishna, a journalist, titled 'India's Bismarck: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel'.

In a blog post on Sunday, BJP leader LK Advani today endorsed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's view that there should be compulsory voting along with the None-of-the-Above option. Mr Advani welcomed the Supreme Court suggestion that people should have the option of a negative vote. However, he added that along with this provision voting shoul...

Senior BJP leader LK Advani has said in his blog that the credit for the controversial ordinance to protect convicted lawmakers being killed goes to President Pranab Mukherjee and not Rahul Gandhi.