Politics

The Supreme Court’s decision to temporarily halt the Central government’s survey of the Waqf Board has ignited a fierce political debate. The Centre defends the move as a necessary step for transparency, while the Opposition decries it as a targeted “conspiracy.” AlwaysFirst breaks down the legal and political implications of this high-stakes standoff.

In a significant visit to Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for projects worth over ₹13,000 crore. Beyond the development push, the PM delivered a strong political message, defending the new anti-corruption legislation and vowing stringent action against infiltrators, setting the tone for the state’s upcoming political landscape.

Tensions flared in Parliament as opposition leaders launched a fierce protest against the controversial SIR policy. Chants, slogans, and heated exchanges dominated the session—here’s what happened.

In a surprising turn of events, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has distanced himself from a plea filed in the Savarkar defamation case, claiming threats to his life. The party asserts that the lawyer acted without consent, sparking a fresh political and legal debate.

The Election Commission has approved Congress’s request for a high-stakes meeting amid rising political tensions. What’s the real motive?

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a scathing attack on PM Modi and the BJP, accusing them of “vote chori” (vote theft) in Bengaluru during recent elections. The allegations have sparked a fresh political slugfest, with the BJP hitting back. Here’s what’s unfolding in this high-stakes controversy.