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Veteran Bollywood actor, Om Puri has said that he will prefer Aam Aadmi Party over the BJP adding that the former was doing a great job in Delhi. Speaking to ABP News’ Press Conference, Puri said that he hoped the Arvind Kejriwal government didn’t run away like the way it did during its 49-day rule. When asked who he would choose between AAP and the BJP, Puri said, “Good luck to you (AAP). You’ve done a great job and I hope you keep doing it and don’t run away the last time. Remember!” Han ye kaha unhone! #OmOnABP  on  @ABPnewsTV  Sunday 10 AM & 10 PM #RT   https://t.co/P1vm7MVLUc — Dibang (@dibang)  June 11, 2016 On the raging controversy over Anurag Kashyap’s Udta Punjab, the veteran actor said that the CBFC chief Pahlaj Nihalani was acting like a dictator. He said, “He (Nihalani) is curbing people’s voice. This is just the film. They are not causing a revolution. They are standing with arms in their hands. Pahlaj Nahlani has made only commercial films, his

Here is a list of Rajya Sabha Members as on 12.06.2016. The regional parties are more effective than Central parties for Rajya Sabha. Like AIADMK of Tamil Nadu & BJD of Odisha etc. As per the list BJP-49, INC- 64, AIADMK- 12, AITC-12, BJD-8, CPI-8 etc. Rest you can see in the list provided by Rajya Sabha Website .  Sno Name Party State 1 Arjunan, Shri K. R. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 2 Bernard, Shri A. W. Rabi AIADMK Tamil Nadu 3 Gokulakrishnan, Shri N. AIADMK Puducherry 4 Lakshmanan, Dr. R. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 5 Maitreyan, Dr. V. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 6 Muthukaruppan, Shri S. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 7 Navaneethakrishnan, Shri A. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 8 Pandian, Shri Paul Manoj AIADMK Tamil Nadu 9 Rathinavel, Shri T. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 10 Sasikala Pushpa, Smt. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 11 Selvaraj, Shri A. K. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 12 Vijila Sathyananth, Smt. AIADMK Tamil Nadu 13 Bandyopadhyay, Shri D. AITC West Bengal 14 Chakraborty, Shri Mithun AITC West Bengal 15 Chowdhury, Prof. Jogen AITC

How Times group now covering Arnab Goswami!! It pays to keep everyone happy. Arnab Goswami Is the Times Group mimicking the hydra-headed Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Sangh Parivar? The coverage of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) fracas by the over 150-year-old multimedia news organisation reinforces once again that, just like the RSS and dozens of its affiliates, the  Times of India  Parivar speaks in different voices. Of course, Times Group journalists don’t subscribe to the faux liberalism that the BJP and the Sangh Parivar espouse, and writings in the Times Group is genuinely libertarian. However, the media group swings from extreme conservatism to permissive ideas, across print, electronic and digital platforms. At one end is the pontifical, bombastic, ultra-nationalist and accusatory Times Now anchor Arnab Goswami, and at the other, we have mostly factual and unbiased reportage and sober opinion in print and digital networks, from  The Times o

Again there is a controversy regarding the Authentication of Delhi University on PM Narendra Modi's Qualification, Did DU have computers in 1978 asks Aam Aadmi Party. Highlighting the alleged "discrepancies" in the graduation degree and mark sheets of the prime minister, AAP leader Ashutosh said the name and marks of the candidate were printed in Modi's marksheets released by the BJP. Launching an attack on Delhi University (DU) over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s degree, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday sought to know if the university had computers in 1978. Again highlighting the “discrepancies” in the graduation degree and marksheets of Modi, AAP leader Ashutosh said, “The name and marks of the candidate were printed in Modi’s marksheets released by the BJP. However, in the documents of other candidate who passed out in 1978, the name and marks were handwritten. “Similarly, the university logo on Modi’s degree is printed in modern fon

Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Friday participated in a 'March of Democracy' at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. #MarchOfDemocracy     Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Friday courted arrest at Parliament Street police station. Top party leaders courted arrest after they were stopped from marching to Parliament. They were released after a short while. The top Congress leaders participated in a ‘March of Democracy’ at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, warning the Modi government of consequences of spreading “lies and falsehood”, in what appears to be a veiled reference to the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal scam controversy. Addressing a Congress rally, Sonia Gandhi urged her party workers to take up the task of spreading the “truth” about Modi government to every corner of the country. “Modi government is trying to destroy the roots of democracy,” she accused. On his part Rahul Gandhi mocked the government’s

Balraj Madhok, founder leader of the erstwhile Bharatiya Jana Sangh who was later sacked from the party, died here on Monday, his associates said. He was 96. Madhok, who had been ill for some days, died around 9am at his residence in New Rajendra Nagar in central Delhi, a Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh spokesman told IANS. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Madhok "was selflessly devoted to the nation and society" and "his ideological commitment was strong and clarity of thought immense". BJP leader LK Advani, who as the then Jana Sangh president sacked Madhok in 1973, said: "I am deeply grieved to learn about the passing away of Balraj Madhok. Our devotee is with his soul...