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Mohan Yadav, the new M.P. CM, who beat other stalwarts for the post, has come up the RSS and BJP ranks and has implemented many party programmes at ground level, winning him the leadership’s trust

NIA lookout notice for former PFI men in Srinivasan murder

This week, the long wait for the Bharatiya Janata Party’s chief ministerial picks for Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh was over with the party making unforeseen choices even by its own scale. The BJP leadership has been known to make such unconventional moves in recent years.

Nine years ago, Ujjain’s pilgrimage city master plan got a major boost with the allocation of about 820 acres of land for the Simhastha Mela Satellite town. But controversy flared up earlier this year as a major chunk of this agricultural land turned into a private residential colony, with most…

Mohan Yadav, a vocal Hindutva supporter and three-term MLA from Ujjain, was chosen as the surprise Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh by the BJP's central leadership. A prominent leader of the OBC community, his face is expected to benefit the party in the neighbouring States ahead of the 2024 Lok…

RSS welcomes SC decision to uphold abrogation of Article 370, hailing it as a victory for national unity. RSS has been opposing Article 370 since 1950, passing 27 resolutions on the issue and actively participating in movements to revoke it

Former Minister Kimmane Ratnakar said he is a follower of the Hindu religion, but that did not stop him from criticising how certain sections of people were being discriminated against.

There are several frontrunners for the chief ministerial post in Rajasthan, where the BJP did not project any CM candidate and won 115 seats after contesting the assembly elections with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the face of the campaign. 

Rajasthan polls: Parleys start to win over rebels, independents; Ashok Gehlot, Vasundhara Raje active. Facing slim majority, CM Gehlot meets Congress candidates, Cabinet colleagues; Vasundhara Raje visits temples, meets RSS leaders, seeks support from independents.

I am the person who sent in the Atlantic article as a letter. Disappointed that other aspects of my letter weren’t engaged with and some misconceptions were doubled down on.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said that the mission of the grand old party would be to have 50 percent of the women Chief Ministers in 10 years. Read further on Dynamite News: