Govt can advance the dates of the convening of the monsoon session of Parliament to early July
In the past year, Beijing has hosted at least 70 delegations from India as part of its outreach to the Indian business community, youth leaders and Sangh Parivar affiliates
Estimates suggest Sina Weibo has over 500 million users.
Sushma Swaraj does not follow anybody, Gadkari is happy to track only two, while Parrikar has only 117 tweets.
Social activist Niranjan Bhatwal from Maharashtra has moved a Public Interest Litigation in the Supreme Court seeking that the country be called 'Bharat', and not 'India' as the latter is of colonial origin, and that the constitution makers intended that 'Bharat' be used for all official and unofficial purposes, and not 'India'.
The message of 'good work' done by the NDA govt must be loud and clear in the run-up to its first anniversary.
Sharad Yadav says that reports about disquiet among the factions are 'sponsored'.
BSP chief says Ambedkar talked of separate electorates for Dalits; didn't believe in Hindutva.
Family feuds, in what are essentially family-run outfits, have cast a shadow over the reunification efforts of Janata Party.
While PM Narendra Modi-Amit Shah dominated the national executive, senior chief ministers and 'margdarshaks' LK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi were ignored
The top two in the government and in the Bharatiya Janata Party, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party President Amit Shah, respectively, spent the day trying to hard sell not just the contentious land Bill but also how the Modi government stood for the welfare of farmers.
States to give choices, Centre to decide by year-end.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it does not follow an India agenda.
BJP gives only 7 per cent instead of promised 33 per cent representation to women in its national executive
Snapdeal to spend $1 billion on 5-6 acquisitions this year.
The 'Smart Cities' project is one that has faced many hurdles.
The government's top leadership was happy with Prabhu's Budget.
The Budget shouldn't be stuck on fiscal numbers, the PMO apparently said.
The rules seem to show he could have kept it, despite its much-reported value
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to expand his cabinet when Parliament breaks for recess during the Budget Session. Archis Mohan reports
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