Resignations, a chant at the BJP headquarters and a warning of a mega exodus land on the ruling party before the 2027 polls
Aga Ruhullah Mehdi leaves the National Conference and Parliament on his father's death anniversary, accusing Omar Abdullah of betraying Kashmir
A fabricated video, a phone bought in Karol Bagh and a trail to a Union minister's residence have turned a police case into a war between Karnataka and Delhi
India's opposition stages its biggest anti-election-commission rally, the BJP answers with counter-marches, and both sides now demand the other face Parliament
A youth body calls a shutdown across three districts after arrests linked to Siang dam protests, as warrants naming a senior journalist draw condemnation and the state offers dialogue
Gandhi says the Sangh treats women as men's property. His critics point to women at RSS events and call the remark an insult. Nobody in the row has said what the RSS's own membership rules are.
Ministers call the anti-SIR protests a foreign-backed plot; their critics say voting a government out is the whole point of democracy. The voter-roll question underneath remains unanswered.
Both sides agree a 32-page draft was put on the table in Leh, and divide over whether it broke a promise or simply opened a negotiation.
Both sides cite the same revision of India's voter rolls, and divide over whether thirteen crore draft exclusions make a purge or a clean-up.