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Judiciary, As we all know that It is the third pillar of our Democracy and The Supreme Court of India is the torchbearer of justice - Objective, impartial and incorruptible. There have been several instances when the Supreme Court proved that law is the same for every citizen of India and nobody in this country is above law. From last few days, there have been several remarkable judgments made by the Supreme Court of India

A Tamil orator was taken into custody late Wednesday night for allegedly making provocative remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah last week.

Recently, PM Narendra Modi, while responding to a student's question via video conference at IIT-Roorkee's Smart India Hackathon, made a remark on dyslexia. Although the comment was directed towards Rahul Gandhi, many thought Modi's remarks made a mockery of the condition. In that light, here's a look at five successful people with dyslexia, who proved it's not an obstacle on the road to success.

Recently, PM Modi, while responding to a question via video conference at IIT-Roorkee's Smart India Hackathon, made a remark on dyslexia. Although the comment was directed towards RaGa, many thought his remarks made a mockery of the condition. Let's look at five successful people with dyslexia.

Congress ally and People's Republican Party (PRP) leader, Jaydeep Kawade, has made sexist remarks against Union Textile Minister Smriti Irani on Tuesday. Stooping to a new low, Kawade said Smriti Irani wears a big 'bindi' on her forehead and the big size shows the number of husbands she has.

Congress has complained to Election Commission asking the body to take action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his choice of words against former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Congress told EC that PM Modi not only violated Model Code of Conduct (MCC) but also insulted a Bharat Ratna awardee.

Searching for a special and remarkable destination for someone special in your life? Well, you got few here! Newly married couples from all over the world come to our nation to spend an awesome time with the most beautiful person in their life. India provides a large number of choices from mountains to beaches, from forts to gardens to start your new life with a romantic essence. To make your honeymoon the most loving and enthusiastic moment of your life, we present below the top 10 honeymoon destinations of our nation.

Maneka Gandhi, who is the BJP leader, has advised her son Varun Gandhi to use his brain instead of heart while declaring something.

It looks like problems for Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul will not get over anytime soon. The two cricketers saw their suspension being lifted at the end of last month. Earlier, they had received a lot of flak (and were subsequently banned by BCCI) after their controversial remarks on a chat show.

J&K Governor, Satya Pal Malik, hit out at former Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Monday for his remarks on security in the northernmost state. Rahul had spoken about reports of violence in J&K. Lashing out at him, Malik said he will send an aircraft for Rahul so he can see things on his own.

At a time when steep traffic fines have given sleepless nights to offenders, Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister Govind Karjol blamed good roads for accidents. Karjol, one of the three deputy CMs, made these remarks a day after his boss BS Yediyurappa indicated that the state might slash fines.

According to the reports, Pakistan based journalist, who was blamed of having a secret relation with Minister of State Shashi Tharoor, kicked up a row for her comments on Kashmir on Wednesday.

The provoking and aggressive recitation of the Congress Candidate 'Imran Masood' sounded objectionable in which he declared to butcher the BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. The cops arrested him from his residence around 4 am today.

The Election Commission on Friday asked Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to be careful with his utterances in the future, days after the BJP leader called Indian army as Modiji ki sena. The top-polling body had issued a notice to Adityanath and asked him to reply by April 5.

The Election Commission on Friday asked Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to be careful with his utterances in the future, days after the BJP leader called Indian army as Modiji ki sena. The top-polling body had issued a notice to Adityanath and asked him to reply by April 5.