Former President Pranab Mukherjee said that PM Modi made an impression on him during his first meeting itself when the PM-designate met him officially along with some senior BJP leaders to stake claim to form the government

A team from the Chandigarh investigation unit of the department, that is handling the probe, was seen going inside Vadra's office in the Sukhdev Vihar area of the national capital around 3 PM

Robert Vadra is also being investigated by the economic intelligence agency in the same case in the purchase of a property worth 1.9 million pounds (over Rs 17.77 crore) located at 12, Bryanston Square, London

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday alleged that there was no democracy in India. He also stated that only some were investing and others were reaping the benefits of their hard work. The Congress delegation met the President with 2 crore signatures against the farm laws on Thursday. However, only three Congress leaders, Rahul Gandhi, Ghulam Nabi Azad and Adhir Chowdhury, were allowed to visit Rashtrapati Bhawan, while others, including Priyanka Gandhi, were detained. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Focus on 'Vocal for Local', manufacturing value-added products to create jobs: Piyush Goyal

Rupa had released excerpts of The Presidential Years on Friday. Mukherjee had said in the book that the Congress party's leadership had lost focus after his elevation as President, leading to the 2014 defeat

Pranab Mukherjee said that while Manmohan Singh was preoccupied with the coalition that took a toll on governance, Modi appears to have an autocratic style of governance

Farmers' agitation: The All India Bank Employees' Association (AIBEA) issued a statement and said that the government should come forward and resolve the demands of the nation and the farmers

In his address through video conference, the prime minister also took an indirect dig at the previous governments, finding fault with the functioning for years of the rail coach factory in Rae Bareli

Patel, who served as the party's backroom strategist for years, passed away at a Gurugram hospital in the early hours of Wednesday

Naidu, who is also Rajya Sabha chairperson, extended condolences to the bereaved family members

Patel (71) passed away at a Gurugram hospital in the early hours of Wednesday due to multiple organ failure more than a month after he tested positive for COVID-19

Ahmed Patel death: Patel, one of Sonia Gandhi's closest advisors, had tested positive for novel coronavirus on October 1 and was admitted to the ICU of Gurugram's Medanta Hospital on November 15

Prime Minister Narendra Modi secured a consolidated brand score of 70, double of the nearest political leader

The 44th US president, in his latest book, says the transition to a more market-based economy in the 1990s led to soaring growth rates, a thriving technology sector, and a steadily expanding middle class

WHO to set up traditional medicine centre in India, PM says matter of prideThe World Health Organisation announced on Friday that it will set up a Global Centre for Traditional Medicine in India, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing confidence that just like the country has emerged as the 'pharmacy of the world', the WHO institution will become the centre for global wellness. WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made the announcement in a video message at an event in which...

Obama described Gandhi as a person having a nervous, unformed quality about him, like a student eager to impress the teacher but lacking aptitude and passion to master the subject

The 768-page book will be released globally in 25 languages and will chart his initial political career and journey to the White House and his first term as US President

Felicitating Biden on his \"spectacular victory\", PM Modi said in a Twitter post that the US President-elect's contribution to strengthening Indo-US relations was critical and invaluable

The chief minister announced this on Twitter, hours after the Punjab assembly unanimously passed four bills and adopted a resolution against the Union government laws

Nath's remarks have generated a severe backlash, triggering an outrage with BJP leaders staging protests against Kamal Nath. MP Congress chief has expressed regret over his remarks and asserted that he did not say anything disrespectful