Interests of Brahmins safe only under BSP rule, claims Mayawati
The Samajwadi Party is anxious with the party’s Brahmin outreach ahead of polls next year, says the former U.P. CM and BSP chief
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Sarwar 'proud' of work with Starmer despite resignation call
The Scottish Labour leader was the first major party figure to call for the prime minister to quit.
Welsh first minister wants 'new relationship' with Westminster after Starmer quits
Rhun ap Iorwerth set out demands to the PM's successor, while Welsh MPs say they back his resignation.
NSA Ajit Doval meets top Iranian security official, reviews West Asia situation
Iran is also expected to send petroleum minister Mohsin Paknejad and one of its deputy energy ministers to the Brics energy ministers’ meeting on June 25-26
AIMPLB to launch nationwide movement against social, political marginalisation of Muslims
Briefing reporters on the decisions taken at the Board’s executive committee meeting, AIMPLB spokesperson S.Q.R. Ilyas says a comprehensive document would be prepared on the ‘deteriorating condition of the Muslim community, communal tensions and violations of fundamental rights’