BJP seeks secular parties’ support on anti-conversion bill
Bengaluru: Asserting that his party was against conversions and re-conversions, BJP president Amit Shah has sought the support of the “secular parties” on bringing an anti-conversion
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Skip to contentBengaluru: Asserting that his party was against conversions and re-conversions, BJP president Amit Shah has sought the support of the “secular parties” on bringing an anti-conversion
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has written back to Sartaj Aziz, Pakistan Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs, dismissing his contentions that BSF soldiers
Patna: Nearly 500 Hindus, including women and children, converted to Buddhism Saturday in half a dozen villages in Bihar’s Gaya district, officials said. All those converted
New Delhi: The immense demographic dividend and potential of the youth can be productively channelized for growth and development of the country only when the higher
Bengaluru: The BJP Saturday will embark on a massive drive to enrol 10 million people as its members in Karnataka over the next three months, party
New Delhi: The BJP’s Delhi unit Saturday inducted a new campaign tool – the “Modi video rath” – to do rounds of the capital’s roads in
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