K'taka poll debacle to be debated in Goa

Delhi BJP chief Vijay Goel is using every trick in the book to project a united face of the party. But every step he takes only adds to his problems. Take the announcement of his all-new team for instance. The move has left many state leaders ...

Over-eager BJP "breaks" a Catholic Commandment With its minority outreach programme still in infancy, one really shouldn't be too harsh on the Bharatiya Janata Party folks for almost breaking a key Commandment. In Goa, after being recently elevated ...

Times of India Monday 15th April, 2013 NEW DELHI: Traffic challans will very soon be paid online across the country and will not constitute a court case. The government has written to all states to make online payment of traffic challans mandatory ...

Panaji: A master of anecdotes, Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar often threw this saucy adage at political opponents who hid behind numbers to wriggle out of an argument. "Statistics are like a woman wearing a bikini. What they reveal is vital.

Urging the party workers to acquire correct facts and strong reasoning, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj on Saturday there is strong anti-Congress wave in the country that opportunity should not be ...

NEW DELHI Reflecting his new-found clout, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi was inducted into Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) parliamentary board on Sunday, apparently setting the stage for a bigger national role for him. Announcing Modis inclusion ...

It is clearly a sign of the changing times that Rajnath Singh is now working in tandem with both Narendra Modi and Arun Jaitley, says Poornima Joshi The obvious design in selecting the Bharatiya Janata Party’s top political team -- which will steer the principal opposition party towards the 2014 general elections -- is to place Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in a commanding position. By inducting Modi and his close aide and former Gujarat home minister -- the controversial Amit Shah ...

Teenager Ariya Jutanugarn surged into the halfway lead at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Agadir with a four-under-par 67 in her second round. The 17-year-old Thai made five birdies and just a solitary bogey at the 190-yard par-three ninth - the second time ...