"I challenge the Prime Minister to come for a debate with me on the Rafale deal. Let him join me for a debate in a state of his choice, place of his choice, time of his choice; just for 15 minutes", he told reporters at Ambikapur, the divisional headquarters of Surguja where he was on an election campaign.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the doctrine of 'one nation, one poll was not being forced upon anyone, but there should be a debate on the issue.

Upset over not getting an opportunity to raise issues during Question Hour in the ongoing Assembly session, a Congress legislator walked out of the house on Friday, the last day of the session.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Friday said the 2019 Lok Sabha elections will be a straight contest between the BJP and the "entire opposition" and their "first priority" is to defeat the ruling alliance.

Reacting to Prime Minister Narendra Modis customary Independence Day speech, the Congress on Wednesday said all the Prime Minister said was "meaningless" for the common people who have given up on "achche din" (good days) promised by Modi in 2014 and are now waiting for "sachche din" (truthful days).

Soon after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took a dig at Congress President for "unwanted hug" during the no confidence motion in Parliament by Congress President Rahul Gandhi, the BJP and the Congress traded barbs over the issue.

The BJP and opposition Congress sharpened their attacks on each other on Thursday, a day before the Lok Sabha takes up the no-confidence motion for debate and voting in an increasingly polarised environment with each side trying to maximise its chances of victory in the 2019 general elections.

Union Minister Jayant Sinha on Thursday challenged Congress President Rahul Gandhi for a live debate on the lynching case in Jharkhand's Ramgarh, saying the Congress leader had taken the attack against him to a personal level and should not hide behind social media handles.

ARG-tech’s argument technology first appeared in public on a special edition of Moral Maze on BBC Radio 4 in October.

Like filmmaker Karan Johar, actress Kangana Ranaut to seems to have said enough on the nepotism debate. She says the issue has been well-discussed already.