Students leading the Ranchi protest said their agitation is independent and should not be turned into a political platform.

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The Biju Janata Dal has stepped up its attack on the Odisha government, alleging widespread irregularities in the ...

Podcaster and Democratic Socialist advocate Hasan Piker responded to critics who say he should not be a prominent voice in ...

Counting of votes is underway for the three Assembly by-elections held in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat, with early ...

Prashant Kishor's Bankipur bypoll victory has sparked debate over whether Bihar's political landscape is shifting, while a ...

Prashant Kishor's victory in the Bankipur Assembly bypoll has sparked debate over whether even long-held political ...

A landmark new state law taking effect this week will require artificial intelligence companies to add invisible “digital ...

The Daily Telegraph is very concerned about the housing crisis — which, by its definition, is the falling of Sydney’s ...

Lowe says the two should put ‘personalities and our past disagreements aside for good of the country’ ...

Hailey is the daughter of actor-turned-preacher Stephen Baldwin who starred in The Usual Suspects, The Flintstones and The ...