New Delhi: JD(U) President and Rajya Sabha MP Sharad Yadav believes that  India lost 1962 war against China because those who were taking decisions at the highest level in Army were from upper castes only.In

New Delhi: JD (U) President Sharad Yadav firmly believes that the Vajpayee government's decision to release terrorists in Kandahar in wake of the IC-814 hijack was absolutely wrong.In an exclusive interview to indiatvnews.com, Sharad Yadav,

New Delhi: The parliament witnessed complete washout of Monsoon Session on account of standoff between ruling BJP and Congress-led opposition over issues like Lalitgate and Vyapam scam.The Congress-led opposition demanded the resignations of External Affairs

New Delhi: The  Assembly poll results in Bihar will not only decide the direction of Bihar politics but will also have a major impact on the political future of all three big faces in these

New Delhi: DUSU (Delhi University Students Union) elections were always dominated by ABVP (Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad) and National Students Union of India (NSUI).  ABVP is the student wing of BJP while NSUI is the

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has failed to impress the students of Delhi University as the student wing of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS), performed poorly in Delhi University

New Delhi: The decision of Asaduddin Owaisi led AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen) to enter the electoral fray in Bihar has the potential of changing the political fortunes of the two main contenders, NDA and

New Delhi: Polling is over for all 5 phases in Bihar and there is no unanimity among pollsters who conducted exit polls over which alliance will emerge victorious in these elections.Except for Today's Chanakaya which

New Delhi: The flames of Dadri lynching have further raised the political temperature in Bihar which is going to polls in next few days.After the killing of a 50-year-old man in Dadri over rumors of

New Delhi: Bihar today witnessed a record voter turnout of 57 per cent. It is way higher compared to voter turnout in 2009 Lok Sabha elections (44.08 per cent), 2010 Assembly elections (50.85 per cent)

New Delhi: Bihar Assembly elections are proving to be a ‘litmus test' for the political future of  both Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as well as Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both these leaders have carefully nurtured

New Delhi: Bihar will witness fourth and penultimate phase of Assembly polls on November 1, 2015. If there is one party which has the maximum state in this phase then it's the Bhartiya Janata Party

New Delhi:  The Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded two Muslim candidates in 2015 Bihar Assembly elections. Since the perception of BJP among Muslim electorate is not very positive  in view of a palpable trust

New Delhi: In the seemanchal area of Bihar which is going to polls tomorrow, Asaduddin Owaisi has definitely created a mark for his party All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), especially among the Muslim youth.Initially, Owaisi

New Delhi: The fifth and final phase of Bihar Assembly elections will take place on November 5. A total of 57 seats will undergo polls in this phase.Since these seats mainly fall under Kosi and

New Delhi: On the very first day of the Nitish Kumar-led grand-alliance taking over the reins of power in Bihar, it became crystal clear that Lalu Prasad will play the role of the big brother

New Delhi:  It seems Bihar Assembly results have forced Modi government to recalibrate its strategy as far as dealing with opposition in parliament is concerned.The way Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited Congress President Sonia Gandhi

New Delhi:  The founding fathers of Indian constitution would never have imagined that the sanctum sanctorum of world's largest democracy would one day be used to settle legal disputes.  Even those Political commentators who generally

New Delhi: The raid on the office and residence of Rajendra Kumar, Principal Secretary of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has further raised the political temperature of the national capital that was already reeling under incessant

New Delhi:  Members of Parliament (MPs) from different political parties may be seen shouting against each other in the parliament but at least 30 of them decided to bury their differences and assemble on a