Bangalore, Sept 12 : In a significant development the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Friday that they were ready to negotiate Nuclear Deal with the US if they are voted to power.

While talking to media in Bangalore at the sidelines of the National Executive Meeting today senior BJP leader M. Venkaiha Naidu made it clear that if the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) elected to power they were ready to negotiate the nuke deal with US.

However he came down on United Progressive Alliance (UPA) for bungling nuclear deal.

New Delhi, Sept 11 : The Bharatiya Janata

New Delhi, Sept 10 : Delhi police fired tear gas on members of the Bhartiya Kisan Union o

Ghaziabad/Jaipur, Sept 8 : Bharatiya Janata Party president Rajnath Singh has said his party would waive off the farmers'''' debt if voted to power.

Singh made this statement while addressing a public rally in Ghaziabad on Sunday.

"I want to assure you if you make Lal Krishna Advani as Prime Minister, we will waive off your debts," said Singh.

General elections are due in 2009 and the BJP is not leaving any stone unturned to return back to power under the leadership of L K Advani, who is the Prime Ministerial candidate of the main opposition National Democratic Alliance.

New Delhi, Sep 4 : The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) on Thursday forged an alliance in Assam for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections

However, decision on seat sharing was not taken.

Assam BJP president Ramanand Deka on Thursday met the Central Election Committee of the party and held discussions with them about the stand to be adopted by the party during the general elections.

New Delhi, Sept 4 : The Congress led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government has rejected the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) charge of having surrendered the country’s right to conduct nuclear tests to the United States.

The Congress spokesperson Anand Sharma while terming the BJP’s charges as preposterous said, “India reserves its right to conduct nuclear tests under the 123 Agreement.”

The government was forced to issue clarification after details of the letter sent by the Bush administration to the US Congress were revealed.