Ranchi: Muslim organisations staged a protest outside the Raj Bhavan here on Sunday to voice their opposition to the Waqf Act ...

JD(U) is seeing a major political fallout from its support of the recently passed Waqf Amendment Act with multiple Muslim ...

High levels of political alienation in many communities ... a more robust multicultural strategy be articulated by the major parties. A Multicultural Community Advisory Council with the heft ...

Nigeria now be like one-party kontri as di two major political parties dey scata wit internal wahala wey dey tear dem, Political sabi pipo tok. Olalekan Ige, wey be political analyst, tell BBC ...

he said major print and electronic media houses are largely controlled by corporate entities or political parties. "The media in India has had to fight for its independence and for its freedom.

Jharkhand is the best example of what a united opposition can achieve against the might of the BJP, the minister said ...

as political leaders and parties anxiously await the results that will decide whether the BJP-led NDA or the JMM-led alliance will form the next government in Jharkhand. Counting of postal ballots ...

A Liberal Party spokesperson said political campaigns ran the websites to ensure voters are informed about the election. “It has been the longstanding practice of both major parties to ...

In what’s shaping up to be Australia’s most digitally-driven federal election campaign yet, political parties ... as the biggest spender of the two major parties so far, with a combined ...

So, as the campaign ramps up, political reporter Claudia Long is getting back to basics and taking a long look at the two major parties. Teal candidate apologises for sexual joke made to ...

The major parties have been accused of ‘corruption’ and ‘brain fart ideas’ over hot-button Territory infrastructure projects by a fresh-faced independent candidate. Find out what he said.

BJP leader Amit Malviya explains key changes in Waqf Amendment Bill focusing on monument protection and tribal rights. Union minister Amit Shah addresses misconceptions.