Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi after visiting a riot-hit school, here on Wednesday, said, "This school is the future of India, but hatred and violence razed it. No one has benefited from this."

He was addressing the media in Brijpuri, northeast Delhi, after leading a delegation of Congress MPs there.

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The Rajya Sabha elections are thought to be the centre of political turmoil currently under way in Madhya Pradesh.

As per the arithmatic, the Congress and BJP are sure to get one seat each from the state for the indirect Rajya Sabha polls. The tussle is for the third seat for which non-BJP and non-Congress MLAs are being lured by

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the Delhi Police and the Arvind Kejriwal government to "ensure" that there was "no breach of security at board examination centres" in the riot-hit northeast Delhi.

The single-judge Bench of Justice Rajiv Shakdar ordered this while disposing of a plea by a private school

Five people are being monitored at the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Diseases here while the Karnataka Health Department is monitoring 419 people under home isolation across the state, an official said on Wednesday.

"We are observing 419 people for coronavirus symptoms all over the state under home isolation. There is no po

The Congress is facing an uphill task of holding its flock of legislators together to keep the Madhya Pradesh government.

Independent MLAs, supporting the Kamal Nath government, have added to the party's problems.

Pradeep Jaiswal, an Independent MLA and Minister, said, "I am with Kamal Nath, but if the gove

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has received a death threat, the ruling CPI-M said on Wednesday.

A letter to the state office of the the CPI-M youth wing said that Vijayan would be eliminated along with state secretary of the youth wing A.A. Rahim.

In his complaint Rahim said that the letter mentions if he co

Taking "strong exception" to a senor West Bengal Minister's statement that the Raj Bhavan should not be worried about any possible violence in the upcoming civic polls as law and order is a state subject, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday said the comments "betray elementary ignorance both of the Constitution and the role