Congress leader P Chidambaram dismissed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claims of increased central fund allocations to Tamil Nadu as misleading, arguing that such annual increases are routine.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla announced the Lower House recorded 118% productivity or utilisation of time. The Rajya Sabha’s ...

Shares in UK banks plunged today as the FTSE 100 neared a three-year low after China slapped a 34 per cent retaliatory tariff ...

India's Parliament concluded its Budget session, 2025 with both houses adjourning sine die amidst protests and debates. The ...

In line with the BJP and Congress, their allies have also issued a whip to all their MPs to be present in the parliament on ...

Many railway lines, stations and routes were shut down, many services were discontinued and much of the equipment was ...

As the world's most populous democracy, India's financial commitments to public health care, particularly mental health care, should be reflected in meaningful budgetary allocations. However, although ...

Tamil Nadu Finance and Archaeology Minister discusses state government's plans to protect archaeological sites in interview ...

The Reform UK leader made calls to leave the ECHR and overhaul the tax system at a party rally in Birmingham which also saw ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: After two days of discussion, the LDF ruling front at the council has passed the final budget for 2025-26 fiscal in Thiruvananthapuram on Fr ...