Anita Katyal

Little is known about Mr Chauthaiwale, who hails from Nagpur and belongs to an old RSS family.

Consequently, she has been a regular visitor to art events in the capital, making it a point to spend quality time studying the exhibits.

For the Congress, the former finance minister’s incarceration at Tihar could not have come at a worse time.

Today, it is Yogi who is their biggest bugbear while Mr Bansal, they maintain, is helping to keep the chief minister in check.

Pulled out of semi-retirement, Sonia Gandhi is faced with a challenging task ahead.

The current batch of wives and women MPs will have to await their turn for a present.

Instead of addressing these issues, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s elevation will only exacerbate matters.

It is learned that Mr Jaitley is also unhappy with the proposal to raise duties on newsprint and levy higher taxes on the super rich.

The BJP recognised that in order to weaken the Congress, it was essential to weaken the party’s first family.

Congress insiders have been complaining that the attitude of senior party leaders remains unchanged and they are as inaccessible as ever.

It is learned that Ms Swaraj may not be averse to a posting in Chandigarh as the next Punjab governor.

Vijayvargiya had declined to contest in the recent general election so that he could focus on expanding his party’s footprint in West Bengal.

After mulling over its choice for weeks, the BJP picked Malegoan blast accused Sadhvi Pragya Thakur to take on the Congress veteran.

Mitra is also a known bahubali of the area and, more importantly, Arjun Singh was once his protégé.

The rules are very clear that foreigners cannot participate in any election campaign.

As for scrapping the sedition law, it is part of our freedom agenda, says Rajeev Gowda.

Brahmins have been loyal BJP supporters since the Ram Mandir movement of the early Nineties.

Jaitley is playing a key role in the preparations for the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls and is also busy unsettling the Oppn through his regular blogs.

The BJP was first discomfited when its leaders, including its party president, claimed that the Indian airstrikes had killed 300 terrorists in Pak.

According to preliminary reports, Congress chief ministers Amarinder Singh, Kamal Nath, Ashok Gehlot and Bhupesh Baghel are expected to join.