PM Narendra Modi will be paying a visit to Varanasi on April 25-26; he will also file his nomination papers for the ongoing Lok Sabha Election 2019.

Hours after Congress President Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of shooting for an ad campaign even three hours after the news of Pulwama attack, the Bharatiya Janata Party accused him of spreading the 'fake news', claiming that the pictures are from the morning.

With Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) turning out to be a top advertiser on Indian television, Congress has raised its eyebrows asking the Election Commission (EC) to assess BJP's assets.

The Congress on Thursday said that it will observe the fourth anniversary of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government on May 26 as "Vishwasghat Divas" or 'Betrayal Day'. The political party also notified to hold silent protests to highlight BJP's failure across the country.

The rising prices of petrol and diesel have created tug-of-war between India’s two major political parties Congress and BJP. Both are trading charges and blame over each other, with the Congress promising to make it a poll board in the assembly polls. Ironically, fuel prices have moved slightly downwards in the Karnataka over the past 3-4 days, giving rise to gossips that the Centre has asked oil marketing companies (OMCs) to stop the daily revision of prices till the polls in the state.

Rahul Gandhi on Friday chaired a Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, his first after taking over as party president, and launched a scathing attack on the BJP terming the ruling party's entire structure as "based on lies".

The government on Wednesday rejected senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha's critique on the state of economy, saying the world acknowledges that India is one of the fastest growing economies.