Chhattisgarh PCC chief Charan Das Mahant ready to sweep for So...

RAIPUR: Chhattisgarh Congress chief Charan Das Mahant has said he will sweep the party office with a broom if asked by Congress president Sonia Gandhi, inviting ridicule from BJP, which called him a sycophant who considers his post as that

Ridiculing Union minister and Chhattisgarh Congress Committee acting president Charan Das Mahant's statement that he would "sweep the state party office" if UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi asks him to do so, the ruling BJP on Tuesday accused him of indulging in ...

The Congress high command on Monday named Union Minister Charan Das Mahant as acting president of the party's Chhattisgarh unit. Mahant's appointment to the top organisational post came barely a week after the deadly Maoist ambush on a Congress ...

RAIPUR: The sacrifices of Congress leaders in Bastar's naxal attack would not go in vain and Congress would win the Assembly polls slated by year end, newly appointed Chhattisgarh PCC acting president on Monday said. "Martyrdom of late PCC chief and ...

Core Tip: Replying in writing to a query in the Lok Sabha, Charan Das Mahant, minister of state for agriculture and food processing industries, said the inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) to the food processing industries sector for the last ...

Raipur, Jun 12 : The body of veteran Congress leader Vidya Charan Shukla, who succumbed to bullet wounds at the Medanta Medicity Hospital in Gurgaon yesterday, was cremated with full state honours here this evening. In accordance with the departed ...

NEW DELHI: Congress chief Sonia Gandhi appointed union minister Charan Das Mahant the acting state unit chief of Chhattisgarh on Monday, days after the Maoists killed top state leaders, including Nand Kumar Patel and Mahendra Karma, in an attack

Hoping to regain power in the Chhattisgarh assembly elections after a decade, the main opposition Congress party has decided to launch a "BJP step down, quit Chhattisgarh" agitation. The Congress will to carry forward its "parivartan yatra" or ...

The signs are ominous; we may be looking at the most dreadful General Election in India's history.The air is full of unfinished administrative business and unresolved personal issues of politicians. A large section of Indians still don't get enough ...