AICC general secretary Digvijay Singh on Friday made it clear that R.C. Tripathi, the petitioner in the high court and the Supreme Court seeking to defer the judgement on the Ayodhya title suit, has nothing to do with the party.

National Advisory Council chairperson Sonia Gandhi has asked the working group on National Food Security Bill to “analyse and resolve” the objections raised against its draft proposals by the government agencies.

Lauding young party general secretary Rahul Gandhi for his comments on Ayodhya dispute, the Congress on Friday said the leader’s take on the issue reflected the aspirations of a large section of the youth in India.

Remaining silent over the Ayodhya dispute for some time, the BJP finally reacted by saying that the judicial delay in the case has led to the issue remaining unresolved. On the other hand, the high level committee of the saints on Friday said if the verdict goes against Ram temple, they would launch a “peaceful” agitation.

The Delhi government has requested the Army to construct a bailey bridge in place of the foot overbridge that had collapsed on Tuesday outside the main Commonwealth Games venue of Jawaharlal Nehru Sta

CGF president Mike Fennell on Saturday said that everyone in the Commonwealth Games management has to share the blame for the lack of preparations ahead of the Delhi edition but hoped that they would

Often the butt of criticism, Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi on Saturday faced some tough questioning from journalists but he accepted moral responsibility for the mess

Authorities deployed thousands of paramilitary personnel and commandos to beef up security around the Commonwealth Games venues as athletes from various countries start coming in for the Games.

A three-judge bench headed by chief justice S.H.

A proposal by the participating countries of the Commonwealth Games not to allow use of dedicated lanes by non-Games vehicles for more than 17 hours in a day was rejected on Saturday by the Delhi gove