The Latest Breaking News from Varun Gandhi

Video showed the athletes who participated in the sub-junior girls' kabaddi tournament in Saharanpur being served rice and "poori" in the toilet

NEW DELHI: The Bihar-centric political party Janata Dal (United), or JD(U), did what neither the Congress nor the members of the Nehru-Gandhi family have perhaps ever done. Out of the blue, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) wished Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s grandfather Feroze Jehangir Gandhi on the latter’s 110th…

It is "shameful" to extract the price of 'Tiranga', which lives in the heart of every Indian, by snatching the poor's morsel of food, he said in a tweet in Hindi.

Mehul Choksi and Rishi Agarwal top the list of those who received “muft ki revdi”, Gandhi said in a tweet in Hindi, sharing a government reply in Parliament about the top 10 defaulter firms.

“In the last five years, 4.13 crore people could not afford a single refill of LPG, while 7.67 crore refilled it only once.”

The Railway ministry recently informed the Parliament that the cost of granting concessions to passengers "weighs heavily" on the national transporter.

NEW DELHI: In a fast rebuttal of the opposition's charge that recruitment under the Agnipath scheme required a caste certificate to be submitted by applicants, the Narendra Modi government said it was fake, with defence minister Rajnath Singh rejecting the charge in no time.

Varun Gandhi, who has been critical of the Agnipath scheme, had asked in a tweet "can we, the MLAs/MPs, give up our pension to ensure that Agniveers get a pension".

LUCKNOW: Citing growing protests and wondering whether “same mistake would be committed again”, BJP MP from Pilibhit Varun Gandhi on Sunday drew a parallel between Agnipath scheme and the farm laws.

NEW DELHI: At a time when youths from a few states, particularly Bihar, are indulging in violent protests over the Agnipath scheme, senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya has come under severe attack from several quarters for his remarks on the recruitment plan in the armed forces. The all-round criticism has…

He said, “It is morally wrong for those wanting to become soldiers to damage public properties when soldiers’ top priority is to put national interest first.”