Congress president Rahul Gandhi held a press conference later in the day to pose questions over the purchase of 36 Rafale jets. He had also raised the issue in the Lok Sabha earlier today.

Referring to the portion of PM Modi's interview with ANI regarding the controversial deal, the opposition leader said that the Prime Minister spoke for one and a half hour but did not answer fundamental questions about Rafale.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Sunday launched a blistering attack on the Congress, calling it \"bad losers\" and said the CAG's view of the deal is not relevant after the Supreme Court's clean chit.

These devices will be used to record the activity in the driver's compartment of a train which will help identify the reasons behind a train accident and ascertain the operational issues and element of human error.

The grand old party of India has succeeded in dealing a body blow to the BJP as it heads for a clear majority in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

With the clock ticking down to the RBI's deadline for compliance with its data localisation norms, mobile messaging platform WhatsApp today announced that it has built a system that stores payments-related data in India.

M&M (2.71%), SBI (1.97 percent) and Sun Pharma (2.06 percent) were the top Sensex gainers in Monday's trade. YES Bank (1.23%), Coal India (1.11%) and Infosys (0.79 percent) were the top losers on Sensex.

Arun Jaitley today announced that the government will \"fully protect\" the deposits made by customers, and even hinted at a willingness to consider changes in the proposed Bill.

Market breadth was positive with 1,513 stocks closing higher against 1224 falling on the BSE. 157 stocks remained unchanged. Infosys (1.87 percent), Bajaj Auto (1.07percent), and Mahindra and Mahindra 1.05 percent pushed the Sensex higher.