Sitting in the hot seat can make the best of minds behave strangely. During the 2014 general elections, everything BJP did was looked upon as perfect strategy and things did indeed go their way.
When AP State government employees demanded a pay hike on par with their Telangana counterparts, it put Chandrababu Naidu in a difficult situation as the finances of Andhra Pradesh are currently in a huge mess.
With this telling statement following her humiliating defeat in the Delhi assembly election, the decorated police officer-turned-political debutante may well have written off her short-lived political flirtation.
Lok Satta Party national president Dr Jayaprakash Narayana has once again proved that he is like any other politician, though he claims he is a reformer in politics.
The Twitterati, the social medium that has been a hot favourite of the ruling BJP, especially Narendra Modi, came out in the open
Telugu Desam Party president, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu might be feeling that working from Hyderabad is like ruling the State from a foreign land, but the employees of his government do not feel so.
Well, here's another piece of interesting gossip doing rounds in Film Nagar. Initially, it was said that Samantha was to play the leading lady in Ram Charan's film to be directed by Srinu Vaitla.
The party failed to open its account in the national capital, where it ruled for 15 years till December 2013, raising questions about the party's electoral tactics, vote-catching ability of the party leadership and its dwindling electoral base.
Samantha has been going through tough times both in her reel and real life. Apart from 'Kaththi', Samantha doesn’t have any hits for some time now and the actress had a break-up with Siddharth.
A man courts a girl, proposes to her, marries her and deserts her after 49 days. A year later, he comes back to her and asks her for forgiveness and one more chance. Should the girl take him back? Yes, if he is a man of character!
The Loksatta party Tuesday said the verdict of the Delhi assembly polls reflects voters being fed up with politics and termed the Aam Admi Party (AAP) as the flawed champion of new politics.
During the agitation to have the steel plant located in Vizag was coined the famous slogan, 'Visakha Ukku, Andhrula Hakku'.
Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) are headed for a spectacular victory in Delhi, forcing the BJP into a distant second place.
The exit polls were way off the mark in the Delhi assembly election, with trends Tuesday indicating that the AAP has swept through the national capital and was set to win about 60 seats.
As the Congress headed for a rout in Delhi assembly polls, 'Bring Priyanka' slogans were once again raised outside the the party headquarters here Tuesday.