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KOLKATA: A three time MP ought to be well entrenched in his constituency even if he does not voice his certainty about his victory when he faces the electorate on the fourth occasion. A hatrick of electoral triumphs notwithstanding, , Trinamool Congress MP from Dum Dum, Saugata Roy is aware of the undercurrent of intra-party squabbles and gaps in development programmes as he seeks the people's verdict for the fourth time on May 25.

BHOPAL: Without waiting for Lok Sabha poll results to be out, both Congress and BJP have initiated steps to make changes in their respective organisations. The BJP has taken steps to change policies introduced by the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan..As regards Congress it called.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has wielded its regulatory wand, imposing a ban on exit polls between April 19 and June 1. During this period, media outlets are forbidden from publishing predictions or survey results. The rationale behind this prohibition is clear: to prevent undue influence on voters during the crucial 48-hour window leading up to the conclusion of each phase of polling.

Campaign for Lok Sabha election in Delhi is at peak, with both the chief contestants the BJP and INDIA bloc claiming to win all the 7 constituencies. On the surface, it may seem to many a simple election affair of gaining political dominance, but it is not so. PM Narendra Modi is actually running a political risk of getting his nose cut in Delhi polls, at a time when he exudes confidence of returning to power with an overwhelming majority with 370 seats for BJP and 400+ seats for NDA.

Visible zeal of the Indian voters to overthrow the autocratic Narendra Modi government that’s determined to dismantle Ambedkar’s Constitution, may prove to be a mirage, thanks to Rajiv Kumar-led election commission’s single-minded focus to subvert the election process in favour of Modi by hook or crook.

'Haseen Pari' and 'Sanatani Watchdog'. One is a ‘Queen’, the other is a 'Prince'. The beautiful fairy loves her "beef", and the sanatani prince has a beef with her for her love for beef. It is election time and everything goes, including objecting to people's eating habits, especially if the habit is that of the rival candidate.

KOLKATA: With the BJP and Trinamool Congress candidates hailing from Bengali film world, there is a surfeit of glamour at Ghatal constituency in West Bengal which goes to polls on May 25. But even as he seeks the people's verdict for the second time, Trinamool Congress candidate Dev aka Dipak Adhikari is yet to become a seasoned politician in word and deed.

“Rejoice Brothers and sisters” Rejoice Today, after 451 years of alien rule, Goa is free and united with the mother land. Our brothers are there to protect you”.

It was inevitable. It was to happen. Never before in its hundred years of existence, no Sarasaṅghacālaka, chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the right-wing organisation, the parent entente of the BJP, had faced this nature of humiliation as the incumbent Mohan Bhagwat has to suffer from none else but by the BJP national president J P Nadda. It is beyond comprehension how could Nadda insult RSS the head of all the Sangh Parivar groups.

NDA’s overwhelming political dominance in Bihar, that it had established by winning 39 out of the 40 Lok Sabha constituencies in 2019, is all set to ultimately become a thing of the past. The jolt that BJP-JD(U)-LJP disintegration had inflicted upon the NDA has left scars even after their reintegration just before the Lok Sabha election 2024, and there seems to be no recovery even at the penultimate phase of election campaign is nearing to its close on May 23.