Bjp Cow Ad

At a shelter built for cows in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that people had "certain responsibilities" and needed to progress towards development. The words were yet another emphasis on the message of "discrimination towards none and development for all" that Yogi Adityanath -- seen for years as the BJP's mascot of H...

The Election Commission has directed political parties not to publish ads in newspapers without its approval in Bihar. This is the first time in the history of the poll panel that it is pre-censoring political ads.

Slamming Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) alleged "inflammatory" advertisement campaign ahead of final leg of Bihar polls, CPI(M) today demanded that Election Commission initiate suo-motu action against the party and asserted that "dal and divisive politics" will seal NDA's fate.

A day before Bihar votes in the fifth and final phase of the assembly elections, the state woke up this morning to a prominent ad in newspapers featuring a woman hugging a cow and an attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on his "silence" over statements made by his allies on beef.

At a shelter built for cows in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that people had "certain responsibilities" and needed to progress towards development. The words were yet another emphasis on the message of "discrimination towards none and development for all" that Yogi Adityanath -- seen for years as the BJP's mascot of H...

The Election Commission has directed political parties not to publish ads in newspapers without its approval in Bihar. This is the first time in the history of the poll panel that it is pre-censoring political ads.

Slamming Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) alleged "inflammatory" advertisement campaign ahead of final leg of Bihar polls, CPI(M) today demanded that Election Commission initiate suo-motu action against the party and asserted that "dal and divisive politics" will seal NDA's fate.

A day before Bihar votes in the fifth and final phase of the assembly elections, the state woke up this morning to a prominent ad in newspapers featuring a woman hugging a cow and an attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on his "silence" over statements made by his allies on beef.