The Latest Breaking News from Opposition

M. Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes BJP for intimidating opposition leaders, targeting poor farmers, and failing on promises.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on February 20 assured the Assembly that the existing eight-hour school duration from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in government-run institutions will be reduced by two hours. He said the new timings will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (six hours).

As Chief Minister Siddaramaiah presented the Budget for 2024-25 on Friday, in a speech peppered with critical remarks against the NDA government at the Centre, alleging that “injustice” had been done to the State in devolution of taxes, the BJP and Janata Dal (S) members staged a walkout and staged…

CPI(M) strategizes to select candidates for Lok Sabha seats, aiming to win more constituencies and counter opposition parties.

Telangana CM accuses opposition of creating doubts on government's comprehensive survey on social, political, economic, educational and caste status across the State.

Leaders often use reporters to convey their thoughts to colleagues, allies, or adversaries without making a public statement

Congress-led UDF Opposition disrupted Kerala Assembly proceedings accusing Kerala government of imposing a backdoor price increase on 13 subsidised provisions, including rice, sugar and pulses, retailed at less-than-market rates through State-owned Supplyco outlets.

The row over flying a saffron flag on a government property in Keragodu village of Mandya district reverberated in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday leading to heated argument between the members of the ruling and the Opposition parties.

Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly R. Ashok on Wednesday hit out at the State government for its “failure” to maintain law and order across the State and said Bengaluru has transformed from IT/BT city to “crime city” following increase in the number of crimes during the last eight…