Ambati Rambabu, a senior YSRC politician, defies opposition criticism and showcases his energetic dance moves during Sankranthi celebrations, using a specially commissioned song.
The Congress has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of determining the timing of Milind Deora's resignation from the party, calling his concerns over the Mumbai South Lok Sabha seat a "farce."
The YSR Congress Party is facing a series of resignations from sitting MLAs and MPs in Andhra Pradesh ahead of the upcoming polls, as several members are being dropped and some are defecting to other parties.
Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee spokesperson, Sathya Prakash E, faced backlash for mocking Ram Bhakts with an AI-generated image, leading to criticism of Congress for being anti-Hindu.
Former Defense CS Eugene Wamalwa has dismissed claims that Musalia Mudavadi and Moses Wetang'ula are in charge of Western Kenya, stating that he and former Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya led better campaigns in the region during the last elections and that Western Kenya is not devoid of potential presidential candidates for 2027.
Congress leader Milind Deora has resigned from the primary membership of the party, with the timing of his departure allegedly determined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern marries longtime partner Clarke Gayford in a small ceremony after Covid restrictions forced them to cancel their original wedding plans in 2022.
The pro-India opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has won a decisive victory in the Mayoral election in Male, with Adam Azim elected as the new mayor.
Milind Deora, former Union minister and son of Congress veteran Murli Deora, has resigned from the primary membership of the Congress after 55 years, amidst speculation of joining the Shiv Sena led by Maharashtra chief minister Eknath Shinde.
President William Ruto declares his determination to continue speaking out against corruption in the judiciary despite protests and criticism, emphasizing the need to confront corruption, incompetence, and conflict of interest to bring progress to the country.
The heightened activities within Azimio la Umoja and the public exchanges between key leaders have raised questions about the unity of the opposition coalition, with some speculating that it could be a sign of eventual disintegration.
Former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele, is facing troubles due to controversial policies he implemented during his tenure, including foreign exchange restrictions, inflation spikes, violation of loans to the government, and involvement in partisan politics, ultimately leading to his suspension and legal battles for fraud, money laundering, and corruption charges.
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Three prominent PML-N leaders from Multan, including a senator and two former MPAs, have switched sides to join PPP ahead of the upcoming elections, with Senator Rana Mehmoodul Hassan set to contest from NA-150 on PPP's ticket.
Former prime minister Imran Khan accuses Nawaz Sharif of manipulating court orders to prevent him from meeting with PTI leaders in jail to distribute party tickets for upcoming elections.
Despite the significant partisan division and chaos in Congress, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell have consistently found unity on several key issues, demonstrating a closer alignment than most Democratic and Republican relationships.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will kick-start his second large-scale outreach programme, Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, with a limit of 3000 participants and a one-hour duration in Thoubal district, Manipur, addressing public gatherings and interacting with civil society members.
Chinese billionaire Chen Tianqiao's $85 million purchase of nearly 200,000 acres of farmland in Oregon, making him the second-largest foreign owner of US farmland, was kept secret for almost a decade, sparking outrage among politicians concerned about foreign adversaries' acquisition of American agricultural land.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed criticizes the Gaza ceasefire resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors, stating that it inflamed division and did not reflect the city's values, while also planning to meet with the mayor of Haifa, San Francisco's sister city in Israel, to explain the resolution does not represent the entire city's view.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reopened money laundering cases against 13 former governors and some ex-ministers, with the amounts involved totaling over N853.8bn ($2.2bn), including allegations of diversion and misappropriation of funds.
John Kerry, the special envoy for climate, plans to resign from his position by spring and will focus on working on President Biden's reelection campaign to address climate change issues within that context.
The former head of the Post Office, Paula Vennells, was awarded a CBE by Theresa May's government despite warnings about the Horizon scandal, in which faulty software led to the wrongful prosecution of over 900 Post Office workers, prompting her to later return the honor.
House Republicans are pushing to impeach President Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, raising questions about the impeachment process becoming a political weapon rather than a check on presidential power.
House and Senate leaders have reached an agreement on a short-term spending deal to avert a government shutdown, keeping the government funded until March and giving legislators more time to craft longer-term spending bills.
Britain's current state is marked by financial struggles, inadequate control over its shores, failing infrastructure, and a lack of focus on addressing major issues, all while being entangled in foreign wars and neglecting its own defense and welfare.
Democratic Congressman Seth Moulton of Massachusetts said that if he were President Biden, he would fire Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "in about five minutes" due to his lack of transparency surrounding his hospital stay and surgery, calling the situation "completely unacceptable".
Former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa refrains from criticising the 'poll guarantees' initiative introduced by the Congress government, stating the need to acknowledge positive contributions irrespective of party affiliations, and expresses that the existence of the Ram temple does not rely on Hindus remaining a majority, as Lord Ram symbolises unity across religious boundaries.
Former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa refrains from criticizing the 'poll guarantees' initiative of the Congress government, stating that positive contributions should be acknowledged regardless of party affiliations, and asserts that the Ram temple enjoys widespread support, symbolizing unity among different religions, despite Congress leaders expressing discontent over the consecration ceremony.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar refused the offer to become the convener of the INDIA bloc, despite requests from top Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, citing delays in the offer and the hierarchical structure of the alliance.
Thousands of protesters in Tel Aviv demand the release of hostages held by Hamas for 100 days, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu due to his government's inadequate efforts.
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is in "good condition" after treatment for prostate cancer and has resumed some duties, but there is no specific date for his release from the hospital; three probes have been launched into the handling of his health crisis at the White House.
US President Joe Biden warns that Republicans will face consequences if they fail to provide financial aid to Ukraine.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's recent hospitalization and medical crisis, which was not publicly disclosed until four days later, has raised questions about the balance between privacy and disclosure for top government officials and sparked a debate on their rights to keep serious medical problems private.
John Kerry, the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, is set to step down this winter after spending three years in the role, traveling the world to promote the Biden administration's commitment to addressing climate change.
Former UK PM Tony Blair ordered the implementation of a flawed Post Office IT system despite being warned about its problems, as scrapping the project would damage relations with Japan, according to documents released by the Cabinet Office.
Novelist Boris Akunin has been designated a foreign agent by Russia's justice ministry due to his objections to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and his criticism of President Vladimir Putin.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin remains hospitalized for complications from surgery for prostate cancer, with no specific release date given, prompting bipartisan concern and calls for transparency.
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu asserts that the country's small size does not permit others to bully it, expressing defiance towards India and highlighting efforts to reduce dependency on India and strengthen ties with China.
Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh K. Narayana Swamy has been charged by the police in Hyderabad for making derogatory comments about Congress leader Sonia Gandhi and linking her to the death of former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y.S. Rajashekar Reddy in a helicopter crash.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar initially proposed Rahul Gandhi as chairperson of the INDIA alliance, but Gandhi declined and instead proposed Mallikarjun Kharge, whose name is nearly finalized for the post.
Rishi Sunak's decision to quote a former American president when sending the armed forces into action publicly for the first time signifies the UK's commitment to building a coalition of the willing to deter the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Paula Vennells, the former Post Office boss involved in the Horizon IT scandal, was awarded a CBE by Theresa May's government despite concerns raised by the honours committee.
Essex County Council was forced to raise local taxes after paying £500,000 to an internet prankster, Simon Harris, to run its Facebook page during the pandemic, causing backlash and prompting cuts to services.
Thousands of protesters gathered in Tbilisi to demand severe punishment for a woman accused of vandalizing an icon of Stalin, showcasing deep divisions in Georgia over the former Soviet dictator's legacy.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar acknowledged that not every country will always support or agree with India, while emphasizing India's efforts to build strong connections and engage in infrastructure development with other nations.
Chinese billionaire and alleged Communist Party member Chen Tianqiao's purchase of $85 million worth of US agricultural land, which went largely unreported for eight years, has raised concerns among lawmakers about the lack of oversight on Chinese investment in US land, highlighting potential risks to national security.
FCT minister, Nyesom Wike, has accepted President Tinubu's decision regarding the Rivers political crisis and has fulfilled every condition given by the President.
Hunter Biden has agreed to comply with a closed-door deposition in the House Republicans' impeachment inquiry, but only if a new proper subpoena is issued, now that the House has authorized the inquiry.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is under pressure to establish his legacy and take over Taiwan, according to former US Navy Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery, as he believes it is the legacy of the Chinese Communist Party to reincorporate Taiwan.
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has accepted President Bola Tinubu's decision and fulfilled all conditions in the peace accord to resolve the political crisis in Rivers State.