Politics

The BJP leader also alleged that there were 11 cases in Pune where government land was illegally sold to private parties, causing loss to the tune of Rs 15,000 crore.

In 2008, Samajwadi Party's Om Prakash had alleged that Sheila Dikshit violated poll code during campaigning for Assembly elections.

Shiela Dikshit has been in power since 1998 and the civic polls loss will be seen as her personal defeat.

The court will hear the bail pleas of Janardhana Reddy and his personal assistant on April 27.

The 13-member delegation will visit northern and eastern Sri Lanka, which bore the brunt of three decades of bloodshed, besides making a visit to central and southern parts of the island.

Prithviraj Chavan said that Congress had emerged as the largest party with 411 seats out of the total 1,615 in the 15 municipal corporations in Maharashtra.

The West Bengal CM alleged a section of the media saw only negatively about her government.

Mayawati had threatened the SP not to disturb statues installed in her tenure as it could created anger among Dalits.

Nitish Kumar earlier met corporate leaders and urged them to take advantage of the industrial policy announced by his government in 2011.

Kerala Congress conceded to the demand of Indian Union Muslim League for a fifth ministerial berth in the Congress-led UDF government.

Four TMC workers were arrested on Saturday for assaulting the Jadavpur University professor, albeit they were let off immediately.

Akhilesh said that his government will speed up all on-going welfare schemes in education, infrastructure and employment.

Former Railways Minister Dinesh Trivedi said cartoons cannot destroy your image.

The Delhi CM said that the people of the city are fed up with corruption and inefficiency of the BJP-ruled MCD.

Metropolitan Magistrate had dropped Singhvi's name as a witness saying the Rajya Sabha member was made witness for sensationalising the matter.

The concerned MPs have decided to raise the issue in Parliament which will resume its session from April 24.