This came amid tensions between the Congress leadership and the party MP Shashi Tharoor escalated on Saturday after the ...

NPR has identified nearly 40 small, independent entities – both inside and outside the federal government's control – that a ...

SRINAGAR: In a bold diplomatic manoeuvre following Operation Sindoor, the Indian government has announced an unprecedented ...

The Congress on Friday confirmed it will participate in the government’s proposed multi-party parliamentary delegations to ...

In the face of such an unforgivable provocation, the Indian National Congress believes this is not a time for politics but a moment that calls for unity, strength, and national resolve ...

Calling for the Indian National Congress (INC) to be renamed as 'Anti-National Congress (ANC),' he added, 'In the all-party meeting, they say that they are with the government and the armed forces and ...

The National Investigation Agency (NIA ... 06:31 (IST) May 03 'Congress has again raised questions on the Indian Air Force': Delhi minister Manjinder Singh reacts to Channi's surgical strike ...

was originally aimed at representing the liberal voice within the Indian National Congress. Published by AJL, the National Herald was a critical tool for Congress during the freedom struggle and ...

was originally aimed at representing the liberal voice within the Indian National Congress. Published by AJL, the National Herald was a critical tool for Congress during the freedom struggle and ...

In the face of such an unforgivable provocation, the Indian National Congress believes this is not a time for politics, but a moment that calls for unity, strength, and national resolve.

The chargesheet also names Congress associates Suman Dubey and Sam Pitroda, the companies Young Indian and Dotex Merchandise Private Limited, and Sunil Bhandari of Dotex Merchandise as accused.

Congress called for immediate accountability, demanding answers and justice for the heinous attack. 'The entire country awaits accountability, answers, and justice. In the face of such an unforgivable ...