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| Edited By: DNA Web Team |Source: DNA webdesk |Updated: Apr 25, 2015, 10:40 PM IST
150,000 security personnel deployed for polling in Telangana
Ram Vilas Paswan finished himself by joining hands with BJP: Lalu Prasad
In search of Paresh Rawal's benevolent dictator
Lalu Yadav on Narendra Modi: Even a butcher will be a better PM
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad Yadav targetted BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi by stating, "Even a butcher will be a better PM than Narendra Modi." Taking the slander futher he added, "Even a butcher would be ashamed to be compared to the BJP's prime ministerial candidate."
Peace in Maoist-infected Junglemahal: Is it another of Mamata Banerjee's great propaganda?
Who will get the Muslim votes of Varanasi to defeat Narendra Modi? Congress or AAP?
Why does BJP love Baba Ramdev so much?
Fire breaks out in Prime Minister's office
Lalu Yadav vs Narendra Modi: Even a butcher will be a better PM
Will reveal truth on Telangana Rashtra Samiti-Congress merger post-polls: K Chandrasekhar Rao
Fire broke out Tuesday morning in a room of the Prime Minister's Office. There was no damage or injury reported, an official said.
"There was a short circuit in a computer UPS in the PMO's room in South Block, which triggered off a smoke detector. The fire alarm went off and fire service reached the spot," said an official in the PMO.
United Democratic Front will register impressive win in Lok Sabha elections: Veerendra Kumar
Were private agency paid Rs 300 per voter to add, delete names in Maharashtra? BJP says so
The real reason why Mamata Banerjee called Narendra Modi a 'shaitan'
Why is CBI director Ranjit Sinha still delaying filing of charge sheet against Dayanidhi Maran?
BJP shuts Mamata Banerjee door, J Jayalalithaa can still walk in
The BJP is reluctant to relegate Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa's AIADMK to the enemy camp just as yet even as it has given up hope on West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress being a potential ally.
From the camaraderie between chief ministers Narendra Modi and Banerjee a year ago over "filling potholes" in West Bengal to the no-holds-barred verbal duel, the relations between the two parties have taken a bitter turn. BJP leaders who had refrained from taking on Banerjee, who was at some point seen as a potential post-poll ally, have dropped their inhibitions in castigating her party.
