Kavita Chowdhury

Poverty, societal restrictions, family pressure - many of these athletes have overcome great odds to do what they love

Actor, singer, lyricist and composer, Ayushmann Khurrana is a rare film personality who stands up for scriptwriters

In urban Krishnanagar, which is the Municipality area, the BJP appears to hold sway. Even in the last Lok Sabha polls, the BJP performed exceptionally well in the civic area

Moitra, who graduated in economics and maths from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, US, turned heads when she quit her job as vice president at JPMorgan and took a plunge into active politics

Calls allegations a 'conspiracy for Congress-free country', describes PM as "Shahenshah"

The government is banking on help from regional parties and rejigged numbers in the Rajya Sabha

An inchoate anger is brewing within the party against the central leadership after the poor show in Assembly polls

The political party asks, 'kiska saath, kiska vikaas?'

Cong hits out, citing actor's alleged involvement in Panama papers; BJP defends choice

The party will be holding press conferences across the country to highlight the failures of the BJP-led govt

This would imply sidelining the old guard and bringing in younger faces

Pinarayi Vijayan meets VS in a bid for peace, swearing-in ceremony would be held at the Central stadium on May 25 at 5 pm

Sonia Gandhi has reportedly been talking to senior leaders to fix a date for the meeting

Achutanandan was the face of CPI(M) during recent campaigning but Vijayan was chosen over him for CM post

The BJP has clocked in second in seven seats, making it clear Kerala could now witness three-cornered contests

The dire predictions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, of the "Congress-mukt Bharat" seem to be eerily materializing

The government has placed the bill on its website, inviting suggestions from the public till June 30

Polls a setback for BJP, which has been ruling the MCD for close to a decade, as the party gets only three seats; Congress tally at five

This spells bad news for the Congress which is in power in Meghalaya, Mizoram and Manipur

An RTI query showed the AAP government spent Rs 14.5 cr on advertisements in newspapers between February 10 and May 10