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New Delhi: The row sparked by Narendra Modi's comments on Article 370 on Tuesday saw BJP contending that it is not a "holy book" over which there can be no debate, while its rivals accused the party of stoking "communal tension" for political gains.

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday accused BJP of "diverting" attention from Narendra Modi who "knowingly or unknowingly misled the people," on a Bill on the issue of residency of women marrying outside the state.

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday accused BJP of diverting attention from Narendra Modi who knowingly or unknowingly misled the people, on a Bill on the issue of residency of women marrying outside the state.

New Delhi: Amid reports of differences in Delhi BJP over chief ministerial candidate, party in-charge of Delhi polls Nitin Gadkari on Sunday accused media of showing "false news" and said there is no rift among leaders.

Ranchi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday appealed to the Ranchi district administration to reconsider its decision in rejecting the saffron outfit’s request for a rally at Ranchi’s historic Mohrabadi ground to be addressed by its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on December 29.

Nagpur: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has threatened to take to the streets to launch their ‘final’ agitation over the demand for creation of separate Vidarbha, alleging that the ruling Congress Party was deliberately neglecting the statehood issue.

New Delhi: The BJP termed Finance Minister P Chidambaram's statement that Narendra Modi was giving lessons in economy as "wrong and hasty" and demanded an apology from him.

Patiala: Congress is reluctant to project Rahul Gandhi as its prime ministerial candidate due to his inability to connect with the masses, BJP leader Balbir Punj said on Sunday, and alleged that there was a leadership crisis in the party.

New Delhi: All eyes will be on political greenhorn Aam Admi Party as Delhiites vote on Wednesday for a new Assembly following a high-pitched battle that saw BJP aggressively campaigning to wrest power after 15 years in wilderness and Congress led by Sheila Dikshit hard selling its development agenda for an unprecedented fourth successive win.

New Delhi: The two leading political parties of India – Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress may have threw in their weight behind reserving 33 percent seats for women in Lok Sabha and legislative assembles, but their ‘support’ is yet to transform into reality.