National Party News

The Election Commission of India on Monday granted national party status to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). At the same time, the status of national party has been withdrawn from some parties.

The Election Commission on Monday granted national party status to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The Election Commission on Monday accorded national party status to AAP, while the Trinamool Congress, NCP, and CPI withdrew their national party status. TMC is angry with the decision of the commission

The Election Commission of India on Monday granted national party status to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). At the same time, the status of national party has been withdrawn from some parties.

The Election Commission also revoked the state party status granted to RLD, BRS, and a few other political parties.

The AAP has appointed Rajya Sabha member Sandeep Pathak as national general secretary (organisation) Pathak was the party's election in charge for Punjab as well as for Gujarat

‘AAP breached BJP's fortress in Gujarat this time,’ says Arvind Kejriwal He also said that next time AAP will win Gujarat

KCR has announced a new party in Telangana, tomorrow he will launch the national party. Before the launch of the new party, the TRS leader distributed cock and liquor.

Early vote counts tonight in New Zealand's general election showed Prime Minister Bill English's National Party ahead but not by enough to form a government without help from other parties.

New Zealand goes to the polls on Saturday to elect a new government. Here are the key players in a closely-fought election.

Here are five key issues in Saturday`s New Zealand election, which pits Prime Minister Bill English`s centre-right National Party against the opposition Labour Party led by Jacinda Ardern.

New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English unveiled a new-look cabinet on Sunday, marking his first major move since taking over the country`s top job six days ago. 

New Zealand Finance Minister Bill English was confirmed as the country`s new prime minister on Monday, as expected, a week after John Key announced his surprise resignation after eight years in the role.

Outgoing Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott pledged on Tuesday to make the change of leadership as easy as possible after losing a party room vote to rival Malcolm Turnbull, giving Australia its fourth prime minister in two years.