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‘It is definitely going to benefit the BJP which wants to unleash its top guns in each and every Assembly seat before each phase,’ says a govt official

Dinesh Trivedi, who recently resigned from Rajya Sabha, lashing out at his party Trinamool Congress (TMC), is taking some time off from the hurly-burly of politics to decide his next move.

The year 2020 ushered in on a stormy note with the Shaheen Bagh sit-in and is now closing with another bigger protest by farmers, who have encircled the Capital.

`Khalistani’, ‘Maoist’ and ‘tukde-tukde gang’ are meant for elements who may have infiltrated the farmers’ protest, says Nitin Gadkari

Prominent BJP leaders and ministers have been bandying the words with anti-national connotations quite freely.

Rajnath Singh, deputed by PM Modi, has been holding back-channel talks with many farmers organisations

Amit Shah, who is overseeing Delhi’s battle against coronavirus, has entrusted the task of coordination to his trusted key-advisors Bhalla and Bhalla

Neeraj Jain, India Country Director, PATH, in a conversation with Outlook says that without improving health, we cannot address poverty and development.

The surge of support for the Tejashwi Yadav led-coalition indicates that economic distress and lack of jobs are real issues that the BJP cannot ignore anymore.

The proposal to launch a full-fledged news agency involves using the huge network of Doordarshan and All India Radio.

As Delhi Police grabs global attention, Commissioner Sachidanand Shrivastava, a 1985-batch IPS officer, defends his force’s actions in an interview with Ruben Banerjee and Bhavna Vij-Aurora

No other law enforcement agency is in the spotlight as much as Delhi Police. A close look at the national capital’s police force, facing both bouquets and brickbats for its style of functioning

BJP was the first to harness the power of digital media for electoral gains. Other parties are playing catch up, slowly.

A seemingly imploding agitation against three contentious laws found a new lease of life after a teary appeal from Jat farmer leader Rakesh Tikait. What next for the farmers who have vowed to carry on till the laws are repealed? The face-off with the government just got more intense.

A politically volatile, violent decade comes alive in the candid memoirs of a top police officer

The cohesive farmers’ protests are traduced by the chaotic violence on January 26. But those who led men astray cannot really stand for a truly citizens’ movement.

An Interpol tip on dark net child porn leads the CBI to a state government employee who abused at least 70 children in 12 years

Year 1 done, but how does a trio tango? That too, Sena, Cong, NCP? The row over Aurangabad’s name is only a surface symptom of the egos and politics at play in Maharashtra.

The elections are near, it’s the season of loyalty shifts as regional leaders look for political survival in a battlefield dominated by the BJP

Farmers' Protest: Union minister Nitin Gadkari says the Narendra Modi government won’t do anything to hurt farmer interests and fears that the new farm laws would sabotage contract farming, land ownership, and the minimum support price (MSP) for farm produce are unfounded.