Parliament was adjourned till noon on Thursday amid din as BJP persisted with its demand for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's resignation provoking Congress members to raise slogans.

In a near alienation of the BJP, other Opposition parties, including the Left, and Samajwadi Party came together on Thursday against continued stalling of Parliament, demanding normalcy and a probe

UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday stepped up attack on BJP and dared the main opposition party for a debate on issues over which they have been stalling Parliament pro

Government on Wednesday said there was no question of anyone benefiting from coal block allocation as the mineral were never sold and accused the BJP of raking up the issue for no reason because of it

Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal's comments that there was no loss in coal block allocation as there was no mining today drew severe criticism from BJP which alleged he has not learnt lessons from simi

Hitting back Congress President Sonia Gandhi on the issue of Parliament disruption, BJP on Tuesday said it did not need a certificate of responsibility from Congress party.

It also reminded Congress

Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday criticised opposition for holding Parliament to ransom

Sonia urged partymen to fight intemperate politics of opposition."We have nothing to hide or to be de

Parliament remained deadlocked for the sixth day on Tuesday as BJP stuck to its demand for resignation of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the coal block allocation issue.

Accusing BJP of making 'political bread and butter' by holding Parliament to ransom by 'blackmail', a combative Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday took the battle to the opposition camp and asked the party to 'stand up and fight aggressively'.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will make a statement on coal block allocation in Parliament on Monday in the wake of the CAG report, which has been used by opposition to attack him. Singh will mak