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PM Modi Oath Ceremony: Modi is all set to take oath as the prime minister on India for a historic third consecutive term with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) winning 293 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
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Let's delve into the profiles of these elected representatives who have contributed to the party's success in the electoral arena.
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A host of heads of government from neighbouring countries will attend the swearing-in ceremony of Narendra Modi as PM for third consecutive term
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Sofia Firdous entered the race in lieu of her father, prominent Congressman Mohammed Moquim, who was disqualified because of a conviction for corruption.
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Mamata Banerjee, also the TMC supremo, said her party will be in a wait and watch mode and she would be happy if the weak and unstable BJP-led NDA government is shunted out of power. The country needs change; the country wants change
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'I am not someone who runs away. I fight back....When cornered on all sides, we can rise again with force...this is what we learn from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj,' Devendra Fadnavis said
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Congress leader KC Venugopal has refuted the reported claim made by Tyagi regarding an offer extended to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar by the INDIA alliance to assume the Prime Ministerial post.
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Rahul Gandhi won both the Wayanad and Rae Bareli seats in the elections and will have to decide within 14 days which seat he will hold and which he will vacate
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"CWC unanimously requested Rahul Gandhi to take the position of the leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha. He is the best person to lead this campaign inside the Parliament," said party leader KC Venugopal after the meeting.
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The BJP does not want to let an MP become the CM because it needs each and every MP in the overhead count while leading a coalition government. So, that factor puts a question mark against the names of Dharmendra Pradhan and Jual Oram.
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During the meeting, KL Sharma can be seen praising the Gandhis for their guidance throughout the elections.
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The 2023 Assembly Elections further diminished the JDS's electoral returns. In Mysore Karnataka, a JDS stronghold, the Congress made substantial inroads and outperformed the party.
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Indian-American leader Jasdeep Singh Jassee praised India's recent elections for showcasing the strength of its democracy, dismissing Western skepticism about the process. He highlighted Prime Minister Modi's upcoming third term and noted the increasing support for the BJP in Punjab, despite no seat wins.
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Election Results 2024 Highlights: During the Congress Parliamentary Party meeting, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge offered Sonia Gandhi the position of chairperson of the Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP).
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Modi will be administered the oath of office on June 9, his third consecutive term as Prime Minister.
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The final call on the dates of the session will be taken by the new Union Cabinet. During the session, Prime Minister Modi will also introduce members of his Council of Ministers to both the Houses.
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As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is, hereby, passed exparte, it said. This restrictions will come into force on June 9 and stay till June 10, the order said
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Ahead of the announcement of Lok Sabha election results on June 4, Kishor had predicted that the BJP would repeat its 2019 election performance and secure around 300 seats
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The BJP won 240 seats in the just-concluded Lok Sabha polls, falling short of the halfway mark in the 543-member House.
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Chowdhury, in an interview with The Indian Express, claimed that the Trinamool Congress created fear among the voters by threatening them that if its candidate candidate loses, one of the schemes launched to provide financial assistance to women would be stopped.
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The BJP finds itself in a bind over the controversial short-service scheme implemented for the armed forces. It is being cited as one of the reasons for the BJP’s loss of seats in the Hindi heartland. Key ally JD(U) has also sought a review of the scheme.
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Modi is all set to take charge as the prime minister for a historic third consecutive term with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA)
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NDA partners like TDP's Chandrababu Naidu and JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar have often raked up several issues that the BJP can ill-afford to brush aside, even if they don't align with the party's agenda.
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Tharoor stressed on the need to make way for younger candidates and one must know when to step aside.
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We have never asked for ministries. Yes, we will ask for funds, performance-linked incentives to promote industries. That is how AP developed. We will need the Centre’s help there, says the TDP leader.
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I promise that in the 18th Lok Sabha, we will leave no stone unturned in fulfilling the country's aspirations with the same dedication and speed, stated the PM-elect.
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During the NDA parliamentary party meeting on Friday, prominent allies put forward the name of Narendra Modi as the leader, clearing the path for his third consecutive term as Prime Minister of India
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Patil, who won as an independent candidate from Sangli in Maharashtra, met Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and extended unconditional support to the party in a formal letter.
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Tharoor commended the Congress's progress, noting the improvement in its Lok Sabha tally to 99 seats. He expressed satisfaction that the numbers reflected the party's observations on the ground
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Congress leader Pawan Khera on Friday launched an attack on BJP-led NDA, terming it as "Naidu Dependent Alliance or Nitish Dependent Alliance"
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TDP leader Nara Lokesh said the state expects support for special category status from the Centre to fulfill the promises made at the time of the division of the united Andhra
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Modi visited the leaders after he was elected as the leader of the NDA parliamentary party during a meeting in Delhi
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The BJP will be out of power in Karnataka till at least 2028. This gives the Congress ample time to build on this performance and establish a firm base across Kalyana Karnataka.
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The 18th Lok Sabha is a diverse and dynamic mix of first-time MPs, social workers and younger representatives, though it features fewer women than its predecessor.
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If we combine the 2014, 2019 and 2024 elections, Congress did not even get as many seats as BJP got in this election. I can clearly see the people of the INDI alliance were sinking slowly earlier, now they are going to sink at a fast pace, says PM Modi.
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If I put NDA (alliance) on one side and the dreams and resolutions of the people on the other side, I would say NDA stands for New, Developed and Aspirational India, says PM Modi.
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With the blessing of Lord Jagannath, Odisha will be one the growth engines of the vikas yatra of the country in the next 25 years, says PM Modi
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The Prime Minister hoped that no one will doubt EVMs for at least the next five years.
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Nitish said said those who managed to win some seats here and there will lose all of them in the next election.
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I can give the entire credit to Narendra Modi ji for making India proud globally. That is his biggest achievement for the country. Under his leadership, we have reached the fifth-largest economy in the world, says the TDP chief.
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Ajit Pawar's NCP faction contested four seats in Maharashtra and secured only one victory.
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Modi was unanimously elected as the leader of the alliance after BJP's Rajnath Singh proposed his name as head of the BJP, NDA parliamentary party and the Lok Sabha
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Post-election analysis reveals that 27 out of the 49 sitting MPs fielded by the BJP in Uttar Pradesh were voted out.
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The case stemmed from allegations of false advertisements against BJP leaders.
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In the recently concluded Lok Sabha polls, the BJP-led NDA crossed the majority mark of 272 in the 543-member Lok Sabha
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After NDA's electoral reverses in Maharashtra, Fadnavis offered to step down from his post to focus on the party ahead of the assembly elections.
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Although the BJP increased its vote share to 11.24 percent, it could not displace the AIADMK from the second place in 27 constituencies.
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The swearing-in is likely to be held on Sunday, sources said.
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Naidu's views on reservation differ widely from PM Modi's views. Here's a snapshot of the TDP leader's politics.
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