Rahul Shrivastava With Inputs From Agencies

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has been admitted to the AIIMS hospital in New Delhi after she complained of congestion in the chest.

Amit Shah will begin a new term today as BJP President after an election process that party sources say is a formality. His re-election will set the stage for a number of big decisions by the party and the government, including an expected cabinet reshuffle.

A rescue package for loss-making power utilities was approved by the government today, to allow distressed power distribution companies in some states to convert their debt into state bonds.

Amid a political storm over Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's suggestion that the country's reservation policy should be reviewed, the ruling BJP has said it does not favour "any reconsideration of the existing constitutional provision of reservation."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reportedly asked Health Minister JP Nadda to go ahead with enforcing larger pictorial warnings on cigarette packets after a parliamentary committee said the move should be delayed because there is no local evidence that smoking causes cancer.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has been admitted to the AIIMS hospital in New Delhi after she complained of congestion in the chest.

Amit Shah will begin a new term today as BJP President after an election process that party sources say is a formality. His re-election will set the stage for a number of big decisions by the party and the government, including an expected cabinet reshuffle.

A rescue package for loss-making power utilities was approved by the government today, to allow distressed power distribution companies in some states to convert their debt into state bonds.

Amid a political storm over Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's suggestion that the country's reservation policy should be reviewed, the ruling BJP has said it does not favour "any reconsideration of the existing constitutional provision of reservation."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reportedly asked Health Minister JP Nadda to go ahead with enforcing larger pictorial warnings on cigarette packets after a parliamentary committee said the move should be delayed because there is no local evidence that smoking causes cancer.