Anita Katyal

An entrepreneur by profession, Anar Patel joined the BJP a couple of years ago

It appears that the uncertainty over the new office bearers may be further prolonged

Salil Singhal’s presence, along with his wife Madhu, led many to ask about denying the same courtesy to children of senior BJP leaders

Mr Kejriwal is visible and vocal in publicising his govt’s efforts, Mr Shah is equally active in ensuring that his contribution is seen

China is learnt to have intervened to ensure that Oli remains in office

The Congress tweeted its own version of a “survey”, showing that the majority felt Modi had lost the ability to safeguard nation’s borders

Mr Modi’s letters are described as conversations with Mother Goddess and his feelings of fear and anxiety

The BJP had been finding it difficult to attack the Congress during the brief period Rahul Gandhi stepped back from political activities

The Union minister is suddenly being seen and heard more often these days, signalling the end of his self-isolation

Both MP Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Vijay Rupani find themselves in the dock for their failure to contain the growing number of covid cases

Rahul Gandhi’s remark that he was willing to do this more often was a clear giveaway that he wants his old job back

Not just Modi and RSS, even Pinarayi Vijayan wants it known he's been doing good work

Punjab Congress leaders are secretly celebrating the party’s dismal performance and the Aam Aadmi Party’s victory in the Delhi polls.

There were no flashy invitation cards either, only a note on his official letterhead asking people to attend the reception.

After a prolonged run of bad luck, finally, there is some hope for former Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan.

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi may be out on his travels but he continues to call the shots in the party through his band of loyalists.

Chatter about finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman being shifted out refuses to die down

Though the BJP has named Narayan Lal Panchariya as its chief whip in the Rajya Sabha, he has virtually no role during the session.

The party chief felt betrayed as he and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had campaigned extensively in Maharashtra but their hard work came to naught.

They maintain that this was an open insult to a democratically elected chief minister and that Mr Singh should have made a noise about it.