Dr Manmohan Singh

Watch: The Accidental Prime Minister gets parodied into hilarious spoofs of Game of Thrones and Avengers

Some creative netizens have created a parody out of The Accidental Prime Minister trailer. While one spoof features Game of Thrones, another mashes up Marvel's Avengers.

Anupam Kher on The Accidental Prime Minister row: It's an important story that needs to be told

Anupam Kher on The Accidental Prime Minister: "When Ben Kingsley played Gandhi, he got an Oscar: when Daniel Day Lewis played Lincoln, he got an Oscar."

Akshaye Khanna to play Sanjaya Baru in political drama The Accidental Prime Minister; first look revealed

In the upcoming film The Accidental Prime Minister, Anupam Kher essays the role of former prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh while Akshaye Khanna plays Sanjaya Baru and Arjun Mathur plays Rahul Gandhi.

Manmohan Singh calls Rahul Gandhi the 'darling'of Congress, says he will carry great traditions forward as party president

Rahul Gandhi is the "darling" of the party and will carry forward the "great traditions" of the Congress

Pranab Mukherjee launches third book in series of political memoirs, "The Coalition Years: 1996 to 2012

Former President of India, Pranab Mukherjee in his new book,'The coalition Years: 1996 to 2012', has said he opposed the Congress' 2003 decision to forge alliances to defeat the BJP in the 2004

Congress-led Opposition meets President to discuss demonetisation

President Pranab Mukherjee receives a memorandum from a delegation of Opposition party leaders & Members of Parliament (Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha) on the issue of demonetisation and its impacts across the country, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Friday.

Manmohan Singh speaks out against note ban in Parliament, gets trolled on internet

Addressing the members of the Rajya Sabha on Thursday, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called out Prime Minister Narendra Modi on demonetisation, labelling the move as an "organised loot." The internet is, however, surprised that he found his voice.

Rahul Gandhi has 'no moral right' to protest against drug menace in Punjab: AAP

Bhagwant Mann on Sunday said Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi has "no moral right" to stage a protest against the drug menace in Punjab.

The sounds of silence: When PM Narendra Modi becomes 'Maunmohan' 2

Manmohan Singh's silence was legendary. But Narendra Modi, a compulsive communicator on the campaign trail, now seems to be following in Dr. Singh's footsteps. Except his silence is more selective that Singh's.

His silence is golden: Everyone wants a piece of Atal Bihari Vajpayee

The silence of Vajpayee is golden. Everyone, irrespective of party colours, can use his name to their own advantage, secure in the knowledge he will not contradict them.