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The Election Commission has invited political parties for a demonstration of the remote EVM on January 16.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) raids are underway at multiple places against second-rung leaders of the banned Islamist outfit Popular Front of India in Kerala.

A video has gone viral wherein a sub-inspector, when asked to load a rifle, is seen trying to insert the bullet from the muzzle of the gun. In fact, the rifle that he was trying to load was an anti-riot gun that is used to fire rubber bullets.

When Rahul Gandhi showed up at the party headquarters on the occasion of the 138th Congress Foundation Day on a cold Wednesday morning, some journalists couldn't help but ask him, "T-shirt hi lagi rahegi lagatar kya (will you continue to be in a T-shirt?)." This is how the Wayanad MP responded.

Taking part in a special edition of Asianet News Dialogues, former Anna University Vice-Chancellor Professor E Balaguruswamy made some damning revelations. Watch the full video to hear.

"Keep weapons in your homes. At least keep the knives used to cut vegetables sharp. Don't know what situation will arise when. Everyone has the right to self-protection. If someone infiltrates our house and attacks us, it is our right to give a befitting reply," Sadhvi Pragya said.

The CAG report, which was submitted to the Assam Assembly on Saturday, pointed out that 215 software utilities were added in a haphazard manner to the core software. This was done without following the due process of either software development or selection of vendors through eligibility assessment following a national tendering.

According to National Archives of India Director General Chandan Sinha, several ministries have not shared their records with the NAI since independence. Out of the 151 ministries and departments, the NAI has records of only 36.

There is a lot that happens behind the scenes in the corridors of power. Opinions, conspiracies, power games and internal wrangling galore in the political space. Asianet News Network’s massive ground presence taps into the pulse of politics and bureaucracy across the country.

Citing a Tata Memorial Centre's research in his last 'Mann ki Baat' radio broadcast of the year, Prime Minister Modi asserted that the country's traditional methods like ayurveda and yoga are now becoming the touchstone of evidence-based medicine in the modern era.