In Jharkhand, the scene is still hazy as to whether opposition parties will join hands
The cross-party movement towards the BJP, visible in other states, has begun in Hyderabad
New candidates were taken in by the party's MP unit in a hurry without proper verification
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Smriti Irani described the first 100 days as historic, and tweeted some of the steps taken
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The Congress on Sunday hit out at the Modi government which has completed 100 days in office, saying that the period can be described in three words -- "tyranny, chaos and anarchy". On the completion of 100 days of the Modi government, the opposition party posted various figures on its official Twitter handle to claim that the period has resulted in an economic slump. "Three words that describe the first 100 days of BJP 2.0 - tyranny, chaos and anarchy," the Congress said. "Eight sectors have recorded a growth rate below 2 per cent and our Finance Minister still refuses to accept that our economy is in free fall. If the BJP continues this path of negligence & deceit, we are headed towards recession," the party said. A steep fall in the GDP from last year is a direct result of the government's ignorance and "gross mismanagement" of economy, the Congress alleged in a series of tweets. "By disregarding voices of the industry, economists & former PM Dr (Manmohan) Singh, BJP has ...
Singh said that BJP workers were protesting peacefully against the state government and police administration as TMC workers were trying to take over BJP office
Sharp deceleration in manufacturing output and subdued farm sector activity pulled down India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth to over six-year low of 5 per cent in the April-June quarter of FY20
Dozens of prominent persons, including office-bearers of Bishnah-based social organisation Vikas Manch, several sarpanch and panch and former village representatives joined the party
In its membership drive that concluded earlier this month, the Delhi unit claimed to have added over 1.7 million people to the party-fold
The Congress on Friday accused the BJP government of forcefully taking Rs 1,76 lakh crore from the RBI to hide a "grave" economic slowdown and claimed that it had pushed the country into a "financial emergency". The Reserve Bank of India had on Monday approved the transfer of a record Rs 1.76 lakh crore dividend and surplus reserves to the government, boosting the BJP-led regime's prospect of stimulating the slowing economy without widening fiscal deficit. "RBI's emergency fund is at a six-year low as the BJP government has forcefully taken Rs 1,76,000 crore from the RBI to hide its failures and grave economic slowdown," Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala tweeted, tagging a media report on the central bank's emergency fund. "The BJP government has pushed the country into a financial emergency," he said. In another tweet, the Congress spokesperson also pointed out to the rising number of bank frauds. "'Loot & Scoot' in 'New India' as a complicit BJP govt looks the other
Govt announced rollback of enhanced super-rich tax on foreign and domestic equity investors, exemption for startups from angel tax, package for auto sector and upfront infusion of Rs 70,000 cr to PSBs
BJP's state election co-incharge Munish Sharma said the saffron party had already nominated the district-level poll in-charges
The party has started working on organising a 'Jan Jagran Abhiyan' (public awareness campaign) on the matter and will hold indoor meetings at state and district levels across the country
The Rajya Sabha MP said that the 'wrong policies' adopted during former finance minister Arun Jaitley's tenure were responsible for the economy slowing down
Speaking to reporters here, Yediyurappa said after the expansion, a cabinet meeting will be held
The former Maharashtra minister said the BJP was known as "a party with difference", and this image must not get hurt
In Lok sabha 2019 elections, some candidates won with 74.4% vote share and some won with vote share as low as 29.4% making a compelling argument to reform Indian elections
Within a few months of the formation of the Congress government in the state, the Madhya Pradesh unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has started drawing up its strategy for the 2024 elections