Manmohan On Tharoor

Former US President Barack Obama's memoirs have "huge praise for Manmohan Singh" but Prime Minister Narendra Modi "is not mentioned by name at all", Congress leader Shashi Tharoor says in a series of tweets. Mr Tharoor wrote that he had an advance copy of the first of Obama's two-part memoir "A Promised Land", releasing Tuesday and had read every b...

Two days after a Congress meeting saw arguments and sharp criticism by younger leaders who appeared to blame the party's last government for its massive downfall, a section of the party rallied for former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Twitter.

Where is the gentleman we knew, writes Shashi Tharoor

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, with over half-a-million "likes" on his Facebook page, is now the most "liked" Congress leader on the social media platform.

Amid demands for sacking of Shashi Tharoor, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said he could not go by "hearsay" and any action, if necessary, would be taken in the matter only after he checks "all the facts" regarding allegations against the Minister of State.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has spoken on the controversy over Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor's 'cattle class' remark.

Former US President Barack Obama's memoirs have "huge praise for Manmohan Singh" but Prime Minister Narendra Modi "is not mentioned by name at all", Congress leader Shashi Tharoor says in a series of tweets. Mr Tharoor wrote that he had an advance copy of the first of Obama's two-part memoir "A Promised Land", releasing Tuesday and had read every b...

Two days after a Congress meeting saw arguments and sharp criticism by younger leaders who appeared to blame the party's last government for its massive downfall, a section of the party rallied for former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Twitter.

Where is the gentleman we knew, writes Shashi Tharoor

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, with over half-a-million "likes" on his Facebook page, is now the most "liked" Congress leader on the social media platform.

Amid demands for sacking of Shashi Tharoor, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said he could not go by "hearsay" and any action, if necessary, would be taken in the matter only after he checks "all the facts" regarding allegations against the Minister of State.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has spoken on the controversy over Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor's 'cattle class' remark.