Politics

Kumar wrote a letter to Amit Shah saying that the multi-crore Vyapam scam has dented the image of the National Democratic Alliance.

The Opposition led by the just 44-member Congress looks more energetic and is unlikely to give any breathing space to the government during the session.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the evening as they gave final touches to their "aggressive" strategy to counter likely opposition onslaught in Parliament during the monsoon session.

"Political blame game will not churn out any solution. There is a need for a commission that would look into how certain functions of Delhi police should come under state's purview." Dikshit said.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hand over the control of Delhi Police to his government.

The Parliament panel, which is looking into the contentious legislation, meanwhile plans to seek a two-week extension till August 3 to finalise its report.

Tharoor's appreciative statements on Modi came against the backdrop of Rahul Gandhi's relentless campaign against the contentious Land Bill and also his attacks on the PM on a range of issues.

The AAP government has approved facilities available to a Cabinet minister for the vice- chairman of Delhi Dialogue Commission (DDC), Ashish Khetan.

Expelled AAP leader Prashant Bhushan on Friday lashed out at Arvind Kejriwal, calling him "shameless" and "hypocrite".

After winning Lok Sabha elections from both Varanasi and Vadodara in 2014, Modi gave up the seat in his home state of Gujarat to retain this eastern UP Parliamentary constituency.

Congress on Wednesday sought to puncture Prime Minister Narendra Modi's launch of the ambitious 'Skill India' Mission.

"This once again shows that dialogue is the only way forward in resolving differences and strengthening global and regional security," Mufti said.

Jayalalithaa said that MSV, as Viswanathan was fondly addressed, was hailed as the 'King of Melody' and remained a legend in Tamil cinema.

Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday slammed BJP government in the state, saying it has no time to address drought-like situation in Maharashtra.

"I am fully with Shivrajji and will rather say that he is running the state government better than me. He has more patience than me," Bharti said.

The RJD chief said people were "wrongly attributing meanings and motives" to his inability to attend Sonia's 'iftaar' party, and were playing in the hands of forces opposed to his party.