Tag: Indira Gandhi

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made her political debut on Monday with a roadshow drawing thousands in India’s most populous state months before a general election due by May

NEW DELHI: An Indian court Tuesday handed down the first death sentence over anti-Sikh riots in 1984 that left nearly 3,000 dead following the...

India is to reopen nearly 200 unsolved cases associated with a frenzied massacre of Sikhs in 1984 that left nearly 3,000 dead, mainly in...

NEW DELHI: An Indian woman who claims to be the secret granddaughter of the murdered former prime minister Indira Gandhi has gone to court...

WASHINGTON: As relations between India and Pakistan already experiencing a very low point, a declassified document of CIA has came to light, claiming the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had considered a military strike on Pakistan’s nuclear installations to prevent it from acquiring weapons capabilities.

Legenadary Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan has been slapped with a complaint by the SIkhs for Justic (SFJ) group in Australia. The complaint filed alleges that Bachchan instigated the November 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi after Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated.

Women today are standing by the side of men in every walk of life. We can find active female in every profession even they are playing pivotal role in world politics today. But there was a time when women were considered nothing more than a home commodity and there were few women at that time who stood firm to change their image. Here is the list of most influential women who entered the world politics and changed the history. They set a path for other women to follow and that’s why they are among the most powerful people of the world.

The murder of politician, religious leader or any big celebrity is called assassination. Here we have compiled a list of great political leaders who got assassinated. Some of them carved out new states on the world map, some of them wrote the history and some changed the standard of living of their people but somehow they could not pleased all the factions of the society.

NEW DELHI: India's Premier Narendra Modi Friday called the massacre of Sikhs after former prime minister Indira Gandhi's 1984 assassination a "dagger" blow to national unity, as his government snubbed a ceremony marking the anniversary of her death.