Politics
Jaya to stake claim to form govt tomorrow
AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa said her party will live up to the expectations of the people.
TNCC president Thangkabalu resigns
The AIADMK-led alliance had won 203 seats while the DMK-combine 31 in Tamil Nadu.
Former bureaucrats win on Trinamool tickets
Gupta polled 96,625 votes and Bhattacharjee 80,898.
Bengal rout completes CPM's downhill journey
In 294-member WB Assembly, the major Left party has been reduced to two digits from 176 in 2006.
Puducherry: Rangasamy's clean image humbles Cong
Rangasamy also launched Kamaraj Education Assistance Scheme to reimburse the tuition fees of the students.
Kadapa by-poll: Jagan wins by over 5 lakh votes
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is leading over his nearest Congress rival DL Ravindra Reddy.
Kerala polls: Achuthanandan, Chandy win
Kerala CM VS Achuthanandan has retained Malampuzha seat by a margin of over 23,000 votes.
Ex-Nagaland CM Jamir loses Aonglenden by-poll
SC Jamir lost to ruling NPF candidate Toshikopba Longkumer by over 1,300 votes.
Mamata Express steamrolls Left Front
The former CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee loses Jadavpur seat by over 16,684 votes.
Farmers' stir: Cong stages protests across UP
Congress to continue with its protests against the UP government's land acquisition policy.
260 Bengal candidates face criminal charges
Over 20 percent of the candidates in the West Bengal assembly polls were found to have criminal charges.
Hunger strike ends, agitation continues: Marandi
BJP suspended Sanjay Seth for siding with Marandi, hours after the former chief minister ended his fast.
WB polls: 11 injured in CPM-TMC clash
At least 11 persons were injured in a clash between activists of the CPM and TMC at Khejuri.
PM to pay last respects to Arunachal CM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh accompanied by Home Minister P Chidambaram left for Itanagar on Friday.
Will not go back to Congress: Jagan Mohan Reddy
Reddy faces his first major political test on May 8 when the by-polls for Kadapa Lok Sabha.
WB: Mamata debunks charge of links with Maoists
Mamata said the Left parties ruled the state for 34 years and it was during their regime that the Maoists came.