Thousands of people staged a sit-in demonstration here on Sunday in support of the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).

"All pro-Indian organisations and people who chant Bharat mata ki jai and Vandemataram demonstrated in support of CAA," the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson G. Madhusudhana told IANS.

Amid the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), the Congress has planned to hold peace marches in some states on Monday, besides holding a protest at the Rajghat in Delhi.

Attacking the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, ahead of the protests, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted on Sunday: &q

After three days of intensive violence in 19 districts in Uttar Pradesh, the political blame game has begun.

Deputy chief minister Dinesh Sharma blamed 'outsiders' and the opposition for provoking violence. "The opposition and its members are misleading people on the issues of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and Natio

Amid the raging anti-CAA protests, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday chose to start his speech with an unusual chant, "Vividhta me ekta, Bharat ke visheshta" (Unity in diversity is India's speciality).

But soon he focussed back on what he was there for in the first place - the Delhi Assembly election. Stressing

As Prime Minster Narendra Modi is scheduled to address a massive rally at historic Ramlila Maidan here on Sunday, a host of other BJP leaders spoke from the podium thanking Modi for the regularization of the unauthorised colonies in the national capital.

Calling the Prime Minister a 'messiah' of the poor, Delhi BJP Preside

As the nation protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act, the BJP is all set to kick off its campaign for the Delhi Assembly polls on Sunday, projecting legalising of illegal colonies as its big "achievement".

The BJP is fronting its best bet - Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is expected to take on the Congress and

Higher liquidity inflows on the back of the Reserve Bank's 'operation twist' along with Jharkhand Assembly election results will influence the Indian equity market movements during the truncated week ahead, experts said.

Additionally, investor sentiments will be swayed by derivatives expiry and rupee's strength aga

With a new data centre up and live in India, US-based global Cloud major Oracle has unleashed its animal spirit, targeting to double its customer base in the country to 2,000 from its current base of close to 1,000 customers.

In a country of India's size, getting another 1,000 customers should be "no big deal", said

Facebook, which has a poor privacy record, has announced it will build its own operating system (OS) from scratch that will power its hardware -- mainly augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets like Oculus and video calling devices like Portal that currently runs Google's Android OS.

By moving to its own OS, Fa

India as a country has been making definitive changes in the way it works. Drastic laws are being planned and huge protests are being launched. As it seems, some vital and long overdue changes are being put in place. There are those who approve and there are the ones who don't.

Earlier, as it happens in most democracies, these