Reported By Sunetra Choudhury Sandeep Phukan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticised in the strongest terms" the language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.

Businessman Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, today angrily pushed away the mic of a reporter when he was asked about his land deals in Haryana, which are considered controversial because of allegations that he was allowed sweetheart deals by a Congress government, which was just defeated in the recently held state electi...

After meeting with key ally Mamata Banerjee today, Congress president Sonia Gandhi told NDTV "there is still time" to decide on the UPA's candidate for President of India. When asked if her party has finalized a name, she said "no names...there is time...be patient." Sources say Mrs Gandhi wants to continue consultations with her own partymen an...

Army Chief's alleged 14-crore bribe offer: It now turns out that the offer of the bribe was also recorded on tape, though it's not yet clear who organised the taping. Sources say that the tape has been delivered to the CBI, which was commissioned yesterday to investigate the matter. Sources have told NDTV that CBI officers have met General Singh. P...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticised in the strongest terms" the language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.

Businessman Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, today angrily pushed away the mic of a reporter when he was asked about his land deals in Haryana, which are considered controversial because of allegations that he was allowed sweetheart deals by a Congress government, which was just defeated in the recently held state electi...

After meeting with key ally Mamata Banerjee today, Congress president Sonia Gandhi told NDTV "there is still time" to decide on the UPA's candidate for President of India. When asked if her party has finalized a name, she said "no names...there is time...be patient." Sources say Mrs Gandhi wants to continue consultations with her own partymen an...

Army Chief's alleged 14-crore bribe offer: It now turns out that the offer of the bribe was also recorded on tape, though it's not yet clear who organised the taping. Sources say that the tape has been delivered to the CBI, which was commissioned yesterday to investigate the matter. Sources have told NDTV that CBI officers have met General Singh. P...