The scheme to conserve water and make long-term environmental plans has resulted in forest areas regenerating and contiguous agricultural landholdings.

Process is the Punishment

Apart from the battle between the two major parties, several leaders will also be facing off to prove their influence.

The Congress has moved to ensure that the Janta Congress Chhattisgarh president or his wife will not be able to contest from the constituency, which is reserved for members of the ST community.

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Voicing opinion or writing advisory letters has never been fruitful in Indian politics.

Curious case of Sushant

Signatories of the letter asking for more democratic party were carefully selected, to make it clear that disgruntlement went beyond Twitter-savvy Delhi circles.

With pujas, recitals and public addresses, the Congress veteran has been trying to play a role he has ignored all his life.

Baghel is readying a two-pronged attack to tackle the BJP as well as his own partymen.

Given how things transpired in Rajasthan and MP, reports in the media about Chhattisgarh may have caused the Congress high command further sleeplessness.

A whole generation of Congressmen, over two decades, has not been in any serious proximity to power.

With the number of unelected members who have been inducted into the Madhya Pradesh cabinet, the expansion appears to have run afoul of many norms and rules.

The health minister, believed to be the CM in waiting, is targeting Bhupesh Baghel's failure to fulfil promises made in the manifesto.

The former advocate general and Rajya Sabha MP Vivek Tankha is now emerging as the only pan-MP face acceptable to all factions of the party.

The state's success is not only about political wish and under the radar operation, but also about a set of officers, doctors and medical professionals who have diligently gone about their work with uncommon dedication.

The Chhattisgarh CM is resolute in his stance against past corruption. And infamy for decisions is a small price to pay.

Saddled with a weak extradition request and little evidence to support its contention, CBI may yet again fail to bring Bofors accused Quattrocchi to India.

While upholding Parliament's right to expel tainted members, the apex court asserts that the powers of the legislature are not beyond judicial review. Any trespass can be struck down.

Uma Bharti reveals she was all set to marry the saffron ideologue in 1992 but her brother refused to marry her off to an "unattractive, dark-complexioned fellow".