Politics

Taking a dig at the opposition, Modi said, anybody whose party is contesting even 20-25 seats, wants to become the prime minister.

Hitting out at the Congress, the PM said the 'party that ended up shedding tears when Pakistan threatened India' is eyeing the seat of power in Delhi.

Modi travelled in an open jeep to a polling centre in the Ranip area of Ahmedabad Tuesday morning to cast his vote.

Incidents of violent clashes, firings and bombings were reported from Malda (North and South constituencies), Murshidabad, Jangipur and Berhampore despite CRPF presence in 92% of the booths.

Modi said that Mamata's "appeasement politics" has seen a new standard with her party leaders engaging Bangladeshi actors for campaigning.

Two senior citizens collapsed and died while waiting to cast their vote in two Lok Sabha constituencies, while another elderly person shortly after casting his vote in Kerala on Tuesday.

Addressing an election rally here, the Congress president said the Narendra Modi-led government had done injustice in the last five years.

As Jarkiholi had reportedly campaigned for the BJP candidate in Chikkodi Lok Sabha constituency, where he has substantial supporter base in Gokak segment.

The Prime Minister also equated voting with taking a holy dip in the Kumbh as he urged voters to come out in record numbers.

The AAP politician said that too often women don't care about their own health while trying to stay within the household budget.

He said this in reply to CM Yogi’s statement that people would have been grazing the cattle of the upper castes had there been no constitution.

Attacking the Congress and the NCP for what he said was a weak response to the Pakistan-sponsored attacks, Modi said that the party only used to shed fake tears.

Patnaik reiterated that regional parties will play the role of king-makers in government formation at the Centre as no national party will get a majority.

Singh said that Nyay has been received with tremendous enthusiasm by people and discussed widely across the nation and that it would ensure a basic level of dignity and respect for every Indian family.

Pandhari Yadav is pitted against BJP leader Keshri Patel and Pankaj Niranjan of the Congress.

The bench of Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna asked senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for Dhinakaran, as to how it can allow a common symbol of 'pressure cooker' to the group, which is not recognised or registere...