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The Congress was working by design to pit one caste against another and ensure they never unite and realise their collective strength, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at a rally in Dhule.
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PM Modi’s campaign, which began in northern Maharashtra will continue with another rally in Nashik later in the day.
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Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole pointed out that the incumbent CM is missing from posters of the Mahayuti and that the BJP has solely positioned Devendra Fadnavis as the face of its campaign in the state.
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Gaining majority and assuming power isn’t the only purpose that is driving these key stakeholders — there are bigger factors at play.
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The novel promise made by Rajesaheb Deshmukh, who is contesting from Parli in Beed district, highlighted the issue of men of marriageable age in rural areas failing to find a bride
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The Mumbai district election officer has said all establishments, businesses and other workplaces within the Brihanmumbai limits are ma..
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NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar on Thursday said the people of Maharashtra want a change and the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) will wo..
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The Maharashtra unit of the BJP has claimed that a red Constitution diary distributed by the Congress party in Maharashtra is blank and bears the Constitution only on its cover.
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The UBT chief said most of the poll promises are part of the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi's (MVA) overall assurances, but there are some points which need special attention.
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Under the Krishi Sammruddhi Yojana, farmers will get loan waiver up to Rs 3 lakh and Rs 50,000 as an incentive for regular repayment of crop loans, the Shiv Sena (UBT)-NCP(SP)-Congress alliance announced ahead of the November 20 state assembly elections
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On October 24, the top court directed the Ajit Pawar-led faction to use the ”clock” symbol in its publicity material in the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections with a disclaimer that the matter was sub-judice before it
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At one point, Raj Thackeray grew disillusioned with politics and considered switching to another profession. However, a friend's advice helped him stay afloat in the political sphere.
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Sharad Pawar's remarks came while he was campaigning in Baramati where his grandnephew Yugendra Pawar will take on Deputy CM Ajit Pawar.
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In 2022, Revdi made its way into India’s political-electoral lexicon, thanks to PM Modi, as an example of harmful welfarism. Two years on, political parties are competing to top up revdis. Revdis today are the most-high profile tool to woo voters and its critics have gone silent
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The exclusion of tribals from the ambit of the proposed UCC not only clarifies the BJP’s intent on the infringement of cultural rights, it also positions the issue as primarily a Hindu-Muslim one, thus appealing to a larger support base.
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RSSFACTS: Jharkhand is set for assembly elections on November 13 and 20, focusing on tribal identity. The Janjati Surakasha Manch seeks to delist converted tribals from Scheduled Tribe status, a contentious issue impacting the polls
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"We received 7,078 valid nomination forms for 288 seats. Of these, 2,938 candidates have withdrawn nominations, leaving 4,140 in the fray," the state chief electoral office official said.
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Monday was the last day to withdraw nomination for the November 20 elections. Votes will be counted on November 23.
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Over the past year, the BJP's UCC pitch is consistently accompanied by assurances by multiple leaders and ministers that tribals will not be affected.
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Addressing a rally in Garhwa, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit out at the JMM-led government for betraying the trust of Jharkhand's youth with ‘false promises’.
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The poll body directed the Maharashtra chief secretary to hand over Shukla's charge to the next senior-most IPS officer in the cadre.
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Addressing a poll rally, Hemant Soren alleged that infiltration from Bangladesh was taking place through BJP-ruled states and questioned the basis on which the Centre has given asylum to former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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The major U-turn by the Maratha quota activist comes a day after he said that he would back 10–15 candidates in the November 20 polls.
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'If we can work so much in two-and-half years, imagine how much we will work in five years,” he told the impressive gathering while seeking a renewed mandate,' said Eknath Shinde
