“The biggest challenge is to develop trust among people, as they voted for my party and not for me. With my work, I have to create a special space in their hearts, and to make the Opposition realise that there is no term like Hindu terrorist or terrorism,”... read more

Director General (EOW) K N Tiwari said the EOW has filed a closure report in the case as they could not find any evidence of wrong doing. read more

The mention of Swami Purna Chetnanand Avdheshanand Giri as suffix to her name, Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, evoked sharp reaction from the Opposition members. read more

Computer Baba hit headlines in March last year when he and four other religious leaders were accorded minister of state status by the then BJP government as members of a committee to work on conservation of the Narmada river. read more

The BJP bettered its 2014 result of 27 seats in the state. The Congress won one seat in Chhindwara, where Nakul Nath, the son of chief minister Kamal Nath, was contesting. read more

The 49-year old has been under fire for several of her controversial comments against several people, including former chief of the Mumbai anti-terrorist squad Hemant Karkare. read more

The chief minister was speaking to the media at the PCC office in Bhopal after a meeting of Congress MLAs and Lok Sabha candidates on Tuesday. read more

Pragya Thakur, BJP’s candidate from Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal said she will undertake a vow of silence to atone for her comments and sought an apology for several of her remarks. read more

Singh was reacting to Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) president Kamal Haasan’s recent statement calling Godse the first Hindu terrorist of independent India. read more

Singh was reacting to Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) president Kamal Haasan’s recent statement calling Godse the first Hindu terrorist of independent India. read more

Haasan, the chief of Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) had stirred a controversy by saying that the “first terrorist in independent India was a Hindu”, referring to Godse, the man who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi. read more

Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked Digvijaya Singh why was he so scared of going to Raigarh to vote. “This is nothing but a sin and he (Digvijaya Singh) is setting out a wrong example for the first-time voters,” Modi said. read more

Congress’s Bhopal candidate and a former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh Digvijaya Singh expressed regret as he could not travel to Rajgarh to vote read more

The veteran Congress leader gave the party between 12 and 16 seats in Madhya Pradesh. read more

Says there is a culture of Yes Prime Minister propagated everywhere in our country. That kind of culture has also come to Bollywood. read more