Home

Reels

Live TV

Photos

videos

News

Videos

Short Videos

Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2026: India make dominating start to title defence with 13-0 win over Bangladesh

Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2026: India thrash Bangladesh 13-0 in campaign opener

Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026: Indian men storm into semifinals with 48-20 win over Tanzania

Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026: Indian men storm into semis, beat Tanzania

AI bubble warning: Microsoft swings axe on 60,000 jobs as sector losses mount

IPL 2027: Zaheer Khan set for crucial meeting with MS Dhoni before CSK retention deadline

IPL 2027: Zaheer set for crucial meeting with Dhoni before CSK retention deadline

Who qualifies for the new Rs 1,500 vs Rs 3,000 annual toll pass?

The 20 km highway discount: Who qualifies for the new Rs 1,500 vs Rs 3,000 annual toll pass?

Latest News

CISF officers intercept e-cigarette concealed inside power bank at Goa's Mopa Airport

CISF officers intercept e-cigarette concealed inside power bank at Mopa Airport

DMK President MK Stalin takes aim at CM Vijay after 17 inmates escape Theni jail

'From Breaking Bad to Prison Break': Stalin takes aim at CM Vijay after 17 inmates escape Theni jail

Resentment rocks National Conference HQ following J&K Cabinet expansion

Resentment rocks National Conference HQ following J&K Cabinet expansion; dropped MLAs and workers stage protests

India

Houthis claim ballistic missile strike on Saudi Defence Ministry

Houthis claim attack on Saudi Defence Ministry as coalition reports intercepting missiles and drones

Ex-Miss Switzerland details alleged 1993 rape by Trump in house report

'The show must go on': Ex-Miss Switzerland details alleged 1993 rape by Trump in house report

What 60,000 MW China's Tibet mega-dam means for Assam and Arunachal

Twice the size of three gorges: What 60,000 MW China's Tibet mega-dam means for Assam and Arunachal

‘Israel’s enemies want us to lose’: Decoding the midnight warning that shows Netanyahu is under pressure

‘Israel’s enemies want us to lose’: Decoding Netanyahu's midnight warning

Trump offers $1 million for ‘voter fraud’ evidence: Why now, before US midterms?

World

Sachin Pilgaonkar reveals why he insisted on casting Madhuri Dixit in 'Prem Deewane'

Watch: Urvashi Rautela serves prasad to devotees at Uttarakhand's historic Shri Sidhbali Baba Dham Mandir, video goes viral

Watch: Urvashi Rautela serves prasad to devotees at Shri Sidhbali Baba Dham Mandir

Imran Khan gets Bombay HC relief as eviction order is paused till Monday

Breaking: Imran Khan gets Bombay HC relief as eviction order is paused till Monday

'CID' Creator B.P. Singh passes away at 86 following massive heart attack

'CID' Creator B.P. Singh passes away at 86 following massive heart attack; Last rites on October 28

Ramayana advance booking: Ranbir Kapoor film earns Rs 13.30 cr in India pre-sales

Bollywood

Hollywood

Regional

Television

Entertainment

ISL 2026-27: FC Goa look to regain momentum against Sporting Club Delhi (preview)

'I am not thinking too far ahead': Bhuvneshwar Kumar opens up on his next move after India comeback

'I am not thinking too far ahead': Bhuvneshwar on his next move after India return

Cricket

Sports

CA Manish Malhotra explains how Kwala Intel helps in analysing stock market

CA Manish Malhotra explains how Kwala Intel helps in analysing stock market data and compare companies

LPG cylinder rules changing from November 1: HP, Indane, Bharat Gas customers must know what is new

LPG cylinder rules changing from November 1

Microsoft announces Voluntary Exit Offer for 60,000 employees across India, US, UK, and Canada

Microsoft announces Exit Offer for 60,000 employees across India, US, UK, Canada

Tata Sons row: Noel Tata challenges Chandrasekaran's reappointment, alleges procedural lapses

Noel Tata challenges Chandrasekaran's reappointment, alleges procedural lapses

Will govt announce DA hike for central govt employees before Diwali? All eyes glued to Cabinet decision

Will govt announce DA hike for central govt employees before Diwali?

Personal finance

Real Estate

Business

Pain while climbing stairs? Experts reveal what your knees are trying to tell you

Karwa Chauth 2026 city-wise moonrise timings: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru schedules & evening puja muhurat

Karwa Chauth 2026 moonrise timings: Check city-wise timings, puja muhurat & more

Quote of the day by Vijay Deverakonda, 'The more you are...'

MS Dhoni issues health advice to Gen Z: Warns against high-carb diets, lifestyles and fast-food habits | VIDEO

MS Dhoni issues health advice to Gen Z: Warns against high-carb diets | VIDEO

Valmiki Jayanti 2026: Date, history, significance, and 51 meaningful wishes to share on Ashwin Purnima

Valmiki Jayanti 2026: Date, history, and 51 wishes to share on Ashwin Purnima

Lifestyle

Tarot card reading for October 27, 2026: Begin working towards a more stable future

Numerology Horoscope Prediction Today, October 27, 2026: Remember that empathy explains behaviour

Numerology Prediction, October 27: Remember that empathy explains behaviour

Dialogue of the day from Cast Away, ‘Tomorrow the sun will rise...’

Horoscope today, October 27, 2026, by Astrologer Sundeep Kochar: Libra, your surroundings influence your mood

Horoscope today, October 27: Libra, your surroundings influence your mood

Weekly Health Horoscope for October 26 - November 1, 2026: Avoid putting unnecessary strain on your knees, zodiacs

Weekly Health Horoscope for Oct 26-Nov 1, 2026: Avoid putting strain on your knees

Astrology

Ducati Formula 73 launched in India at Rs 20 lakh: Limited to 873 units worldwide

Ola Electric shares fall over 6% as analysts downgrade to sell

Kia Sorento: Top 7 pros and 5 cons

Skoda Slavia facelift: 3 reasons to buy and 2 to skip

TN govt fixes Rs 26 lakh car purchase ceiling for ministers, Rs 15 lakh for MLAs

Auto

Former Tamil Nadu minister held in Rs 100-crore private school approval scam

North Western Railway Apprentice recruitment 2026: Applications open for 2,008 posts

UNESCO report: Early marriage and teenage pregnancy still keep girls out of school

Schools open in Tamil Nadu, despite IMD heavy rain alert; Parents demand holiday

Bihar board registration 2028 extended till November 6 for class 9, 11 students

Education

SIM-binding rule: What changes for WhatsApp, other messaging apps from Jan 1, 2027?

OpenAI partners with Google Cloud to offer AI models, Codex workflows

Samsung Galaxy F70 5G launched in India: Price, battery, display, camera and more

Infinix GT 50 Pro set to launch on October 27 with exclusive gaming accessories

OnePlus Ace 7 series set to launch in China on October 29: Here's what we know so far

OnePlus Ace 7 series set to launch in China on October 29: What we know so far

Technology

The BJP condemned the remark, accusing the Congress chief of crossing the boundaries of political decorum and demanding a public apology.

‘Modi kahi nahi jayega broooo’: BJP hits out at Kharge over his ‘baap’ remarks on PM

Rajnath Singh criticised Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over his controversial remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s late father, accusing the Congress of undermining political decorum.

'Do not cross boundaries of personal decorum': Rajnath Singh slams Kharge over remark against PM

Delhis Chamber of Trade and Industry has urged the INDIA bloc to hold its Ramlila Maidan rally after November 10, citing the risk of losses during the festive shopping season. The body estimates Dhanteras sales in the capital at nearly Rs 25,000 crore and says earlier traffic diversions cost traders around Rs 3,000 crore.

INDIA bloc protest on Nov 1: Will Opposition alliance change date after traders' appeal?

Santosh Kumar said he interrupted Mallikarjun Kharge to demand stronger opposition to the Narendra Modi government. He alleged that Congress workers assaulted him because they mistook him for a BJP supporter.

He interrupted Kharge, was beaten up as BJP man: Who is Santosh Kumar?

Zee News English

LIVE TV

Web Stories

Live Blog

latest news on Mallikarjun Kharge trending stories news, videos, photos on Mallikarjun Kharge| Zee News

Mallikarjun Kharge: Latest News, Trending topics videos, photos | Zee News English

<div><span>The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has hit back at Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge over his controversial remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, posting a pointed message on social media: “Modi kahi nahi jayega broooo,” on Monday.</span></div><div><span>The party shared a two-slide graphic asserting that Modi had been elected Prime Minister for a third consecutive term and enjoyed the support of voters.</span></div><div><span>In an official post on X, the BJP wrote, “We’ve a message for Congress, RaGa and Kharge: “It’s DONE, Broooo!” The accompanying graphic carried the message “Dear Kharge, Modi kahi nahi jayega!” and added, “He was voted in as pm for the third time. He has our votes broooo. Something your master will never have”.</span></div><div><span>The social media post came amid a political row over Kharge’s remark, “Modi ka baap bhi jayega”, made during an event in Patna, Bihar, on Sunday.</span></div><h2><strong>‘Modi ka baap bhi jayega’: Kharge’s controvesial remark sparks outrage</strong></h2><div><span>A ruckus broke out during Kharge’s address at the 139th birth anniversary celebration of former Bihar Chief Minister Krishna Singh. The incident took place when a person at the event said that Prime Minister Modi would not go anywhere. Kharge responded, “Modi ka baap bhi jayega”.</span></div><div><span>The BJP condemned the remark, accusing the Congress chief of crossing the boundaries of political decorum and demanding a public apology. BJP leaders also called for Kharge’s removal from the party’s top post.</span></div><div><span>Congress, however, rejected the allegations that the remark amounted to an insult. Congress MP Pawan Khera said Kharge was referring to the Prime Minister’s ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), and its chief, Mohan Bhagwat.</span></div><div><span>Senior Congress leader Bhupesh Baghel also defended Kharge, arguing that the remark did not constitute an insult and accusing the BJP of selective outrage over political language.</span></div><h2><span>BJP leaders step up attack</span></h2><div><span>Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Congress of repeatedly violating political norms, alleging that the party had a history of using abusive language against Modi and his family.</span></div><div><span>BJP president Nitin Nabin also described Kharge’s remarks as a reflection of what he called the Congress’s ideological bankruptcy.</span></div><div><span>Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said political opposition should not descend into personal attacks against a leader’s family.</span></div><div><span>Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan demanded that the Congress either provide an explanation or remove Kharge from the party presidency.</span></div><div><span>Bihar BJP president Sanjay Saraogi led a protest march in Patna on Monday, with party workers raising slogans against the Congress leadership and burning a poster of Rahul Gandhi.</span></div><div><span>The protesters demanded a public apology from Kharge and warned that their agitation would continue until he apologised.</span></div><div><span>The Madhya Pradesh BJP’s state core committee also passed a resolution condemning Kharge’s remarks, state party president Hemant Khandelwal said on Monday.</span></div><h2><span>Opposition questions BJP’s response</span></h2><div><span>The controversy has drawn criticism from leaders beyond the BJP and Congress. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Manoj Jha said the language used in political exchanges could not be supported, but questioned what he described as selective outrage.</span></div><div><span>He called for a two-day parliamentary discussion on the standard of language used by both the ruling party and the opposition.</span></div><div><span>Congress Rajya Sabha member Akhilesh Prasad Singh defended Kharge, arguing that the BJP had initiated the trend of using such language in political discourse and was now objecting to it.</span></div><div><span>The exchange has intensified the political confrontation between the BJP and Congress, with both sides trading accusations over personal remarks, political decorum and the standards expected of public representatives.</span></div><div><span>(with agencies input)</span></div>

<p>Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday strongly criticised Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over his controversial remarks concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s father, urging him to maintain personal decorum and refrain from crossing boundaries.</p><p>In a statement, Singh said Kharge’s remarks in Patna had left him shocked and deeply hurt. He also expressed concern that such comments had come from the national president of a party that claims to be the country’s oldest political organisation.</p><p>“The remark made yesterday in Patna by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge against Prime Minister Modi’s late father has left me stunned and deeply hurt,” Singh said.</p><p>“What is most shocking in this entire episode is that this statement did not come from an ordinary Congress worker or a young leader, but from the National President of the party that calls itself the country’s oldest political party,” he added.</p><p>Singh said Kharge’s conduct had hurt the sentiments of millions of people across the country.</p><p>“Through his conduct, the Congress President has hurt the sentiments of millions of countrymen. But Congress leaders did not stop there; now, the Congress party is trying to justify Kharge ji’s words, further hurting public sentiments,” he said.</p><p>“Instead of accepting their mistake and expressing regret, Congress is busy attempting to defend and validate this statement. Kharge is at a very senior post; it doesn't suit him,” Singh added.</p><p>In further criticism, the Defence Minister said political disagreements should not descend into personal attacks or involve the families of political leaders.</p><p>“Turning ideological opposition into personal insults, dragging political disagreement down to crude language, and targeting the Prime Minister’s family reflects Congress’ frustration and ideological bankruptcy,” Singh said.</p><p>He described the controversy as an attack on the dignity of Indian politics, stressing that democratic opposition must remain within the boundaries of personal decorum.</p><p>“I believe this is not just an insult to an individual or a family, but an attack on the dignity of Indian politics itself. In a democracy, oppose as much as you like, question policies, and criticise the government, but at least do not cross the boundaries of personal decorum, this is the advice I would like to give,” he said.</p><p>Singh further alleged that the Congress had experienced not merely a political decline but an ideological collapse.</p><p>“Today, Congress has suffered not just a political downfall, but a complete ideological collapse. Congress must remember that in a democracy, the public keeps track of everything, and when the time comes, they give a fitting reply,” he said.</p><p>Reaffirming his confidence in the Prime Minister, Singh added: “I want to make it very clear to Congress that Prime Minister Modi can neither be shaken by such remarks, nor can his resolve for public service be weakened in any way.”</p><p>The controversy erupted during Kharge’s address at a Congress event in Patna on Sunday. While the Congress president was criticising the Prime Minister, a person in the audience reportedly interrupted him, saying that Modi would not leave power.</p><p>Kharge responded, “Modi ka baap bhi jayega” (Even Modi’s father will have to go), repeating the remark and triggering a political row. The comment drew criticism from BJP leaders, who accused the Congress chief of crossing the boundaries of political discourse.</p><p><br><em><strong>With IANS inputs...</strong></em><br> </p>

'Don't cross boundaries of...': Rajnath Singh slams Kharge over remark against PM

<p><span><strong>New Delhi:</strong> Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday (October 26) said that the INDIA bloc would consider a request from Delhi's traders to reschedule its November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan, as the business community warned that the event could disrupt sales during the festive shopping season.</span></p><p><span>Speaking to reporters in Patna, he said the Opposition leadership would discuss the request within a day or two and seek a solution. The rally is part of the coalition’s drive across India against alleged “vote chori (vote theft)”.</span></p><p><span>“The rally is scheduled for November 1. We have received an appeal from the traders. We will think about it today or tomorrow and find a solution because what we are doing is also for the public and for them,” he said.</span></p><p><span>He emphasised that the Opposition's campaign addressed a serious issue related to voters' rights. “This issue of 'vote chori' is very serious,” he said, arguing that people must have the right to vote for businesses and students to have opportunities.</span></p><p><span>“Still, we have received their request, and we will consider it,” Kharge added.</span></p><h2><span><strong>Why Delhi traders want the rally postponed</strong></span></h2><p><span>The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) had written to Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on October 24, urging the INDIA bloc to hold the rally after November 10. The dates cited by the trade body include Dhanteras on November 6, Diwali on November 8 and Bhai Dooj on November 10.</span></p><p><span>CTI Chairman Brijesh Goyal said that the rally could affect business during one of the busiest periods of the year. According to him, Dhanteras generates nearly Rs 25,000 crore in business in Delhi, including sales of gold, jewellery, electronics, clothing and automobiles.</span></p><p><span>The CTI also cited losses suffered by traders earlier in October because of traffic diversions in Central Delhi. It estimated that the restrictions had cost retail and wholesale businesses around Rs 3,000 crore.</span></p><h2><strong>Why traders fear rally disruptions</strong></h2><p><span>The trade body said Ramlila Maidan lies within a five-kilometre radius of nearly 20 major wholesale and retail markets. These include Chandni Chowk, Sadar Bazar, Khari Baoli, Bhagirath Palace, Chawri Bazar and Karol Bagh.</span></p><p><span>Traders fear that security barricades, traffic diversions and possible restrictions on metro services could make these markets difficult for customers to reach during the festive rush.</span></p><p><span>The CTI also drew attention to the venue's proximity to Old Delhi and New Delhi railway stations. Thousands of shoppers and wholesale traders travel to the capital from other cities during the festive season, and congestion near the stations could complicate their journeys and the movement of goods.</span></p><p><span>The organisation acknowledged the right of political parties to hold public meetings but appealed the Opposition leadership to consider the impact on small and medium-sized businesses.</span></p><p><span>It urged Gandhi to consider holding the rally after November 10, when the main festive shopping period would have passed.</span></p>

INDIA bloc rally on Nov 1: Will Opposition change date after traders' appeal?

<p><span><strong>Patna:</strong> A man who interrupted Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge during an event in Patna was beaten up by party workers after his statement was allegedly misunderstood. Santosh Kumar, who was forced out of the auditorium, later said that he belonged to the Congress and had been protesting against the Narendra Modi government.</span></p><p><span>The incident took place during a programme marking the 139th birth anniversary of former Bihar Chief Minister Shri Krishna Singh. Kharge was addressing the gathering when Kumar interrupted him and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would not leave office until there was a revolt in the country.</span></p><p><span>His words were apparently interpreted as a statement that Modi would not leave power. The Congress president responded from the stage, saying, "</span><em><span>Modi ka baap bhi jayega</span></em><span> (Even Modi’s father won’t be able to save him)."</span></p><p><span>Congress workers then confronted Kumar, assaulted him and escorted him out of the auditorium.</span></p><p><span>As he was being taken out, he questioned that why people across the country were opposing the prime minister if there was no widespread dissatisfaction with the government. He said that he had raised his objection to the policies of the Modi government and expected the Congress to take a stronger stand against it.</span></p><p><span>He alleged that the government had been playing with the interests of the country, society and its people. When journalists asked whom he believed the government was harming, he accused the Modi government of treating the country's population of around 144 crore people as a spectacle over the past 12 years.</span></p><p><span>He said that he had interrupted Kharge to convey his opposition to the government's policies. According to Kumar, the Congress is the country's second-largest political party and should lead a stronger resistance against the government.</span></p><p><span>He said that the people in the auditorium mistook him for a BJP supporter. He claimed that this misunderstanding led to the assault.</span></p><p><span>He said that he had expected the Congress to take a more forceful position against the Modi government. In his view, the Opposition would have to mount a sustained and determined challenge to bring about a change in government.</span></p><p><span>When reporters asked why Congress workers had attacked him if he was opposing the prime minister, he repeated that those present had misunderstood his remarks and assumed he belonged to the BJP.</span></p>

Top 10 movies in India on Netflix today (October 23, 2026) - Check what's trending

Top 10 movies in India on Netflix today (October 23, 2026): The Paradise to Evil Dead Burn - Check what's trending now

The passport paradox: Why some of India's biggest household icons cannot vote

India's 7 architectural wonders that seem to defy science: No. 3 will leave you amazed

10 home remedies for sore throat and cough, from honey and ginger tea to tulsi kadha

World's 8 quietest countries: India's neighbour takes No. 1 spot, but there's a massive catch