Politics
Yediyurappa Aks BJP Members to Remain Mum on Rumours of Merger with JDS, Kumaraswamy Junks Speculation
Amid rumours of a possible merger of the JD(S) with BJP, both leaders had on Sunday too issued statements dismissing them as far from the truth
Pawar Steps in to Resolve Metro Car Shed Crisis, Fadvanis Changes Gears
The issue of the metro car shed project has become a controversial one in Maharashtra after the opposition has alleged that the current government has stopped the development project due to "its ego".
Odisha Police Make First Arrest In Nayagarh Girl's Murder Case
Five months after a minor girl was allegedly kidnapped and murdered in Nayagarh district of Odisha, a Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the state police's Crime Branch made the first arrest in connection with the case on Sunday. The arrested pe...
VIRUS TODAY: General Apologizes; AP Finds States Spend $7B
Heres whats happening Saturday with the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.:
Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi Appoints 3 AICC Secretaries Each for Poll-bound Assam, Kerala
Assembly polls in the two states, where the Congress is the main opposition party, are slated for April-May.
Maryland, Virginia Donate Vaccine Doses To Washington, DC
Officials in the District of Columbia are accustomed to being shortchanged in different ways.
With Climate Change Focus, Biden Filling Environmental, Interior Posts
Presidentelect Joe Biden tapped North Carolina's top environmental regulator, Michael Regan, as U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief and Democratic congresswoman Deb Haaland as interior secretary as he builds his team to combat climate change and sa...
Fed Keeps Rate Near Zero But Sees Brighter Economy In 2021
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that it will keep buying government bonds until the economy makes substantial progress, a step intended to reassure financial markets and keep longterm borrowing rates low.
Automakers Urge U.S. Support For EV Charging, R&D, Incentives
A major automotive trade association on Tuesday urged U.S. policymakers to back sweeping support for electric vehicles (EV), including new incentives for research and development and consumer purchases.
Democrats Resigned To Dropping Local Aid In COVID-19 Bill
As top Washington negotiators reach for a longdelayed agreement on COVID19 relief, rankandfile Democrats appear increasingly resigned to having to drop, for now, a scaledback demand for fiscal relief for states and local governments whose budgets have bee...
Fresh Off Electoral College Win, Biden To Stump In Georgia For Democratic Senate Candidates
A day after the Electoral College confirmed his presidential victory, Joe Biden will travel to Georgia on Tuesday to campaign for two Democratic U.S. Senate candidates whose Jan. 5 runoff elections could make or break his domestic policy agenda.
In A First, Leading Republicans Call Biden President-elect
For the first time, a groundswell of leading Republicans said Monday that Democrat Joe Biden is the winner of the presidential election, essentially abandoning President Donald Trump's assault on the outcome as the Electoral College certified the vote.
Lone Congress Winner in Bodoland Territorial Council Announces Joining BJP
The coalition strength will go up to 23 in the 40- member council with the crossing of the fence by the Congress member.
BJP Can Have Mamata Assassinated if it Loses Polls, Says TMC Minister; Ghosh Trashes 'Wild Allegations'
Alleging that the BJP may "hatch a conspiracy to assassinate West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee", if it fails to win elections, senior TMC leader Subrata Mukherjee said the saffron camp is hiring people to commit crimes, and putting the blame on...
Goa Zilla Panchayat Elections See 56.82% Polling, 31 Covid-19 Patients Cast Votes
Speaking to reporters in Panaji, State Election Commissioner Chokha Ram Garg said 4.50 lakh out of the 7.92 lakh eligible voters cast ballot in the elections to two zilla panchayat bodies, with a total voting percentage of 56.82 per cent.
Inferior Leaders Stopped Sharad Pawar from Rising to Top, Says Sanjay Raut
If there had been elections in the Congress then, 80 per cent of votes would have gone to Sharad Pawar, Sanjay Raut claimed.