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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has stated that if the party retains power in Rajasthan, it will also come to power at the Centre in 2024. He accused the BJP of copying the work done by the Congress and claimed that the saffron party wants to claim "copyright" for it. Kharge also criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not supporting schemes in Rajasthan and accused him of betraying the people of the state. He called on the public to teach the BJP a lesson in the upcoming ele...

Chhattisgarh had the lowest retail inflation in September at 1.98% while Madhya Pradesh reported 3.67%. Rajasthan (6.53%) and Telangana (5.97%) recorded the highest among the five states.

22 sitting MLAs, including chief minster Bhupesh Baghel, deputy chief minister TS Singh Deo and his all cabinet colleagues and state assembly speaker Charandas Mahant have been given tickets | Latest News India

CM Baghel says Congress will release its list for second phase of Chhattisgarh polls later; INLD chief Abhay Singh Chautala to kick off ‘Parivartan Rath Yatra’ from Hisar.

KCR says the social security pension, which currently stands at Rs 2,016, will be increased to Rs 5,000 per month gradually over the next five years

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga of the Mizo National Front (MNF) expressed confidence that his party will win the upcoming assembly polls and secure 25-35 seats out of 40. He also predicted that the Congress may not win any seats and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) might get two at most. Zoramthanga stated that his government has focused on development despite the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. The MNF is seeking a second consecutive term in the upcoming 2023 assembly polls.

BJP in Chhattisgarh has accused the states Congress government of blaming its legislators for its failures. The BJP claims that the dropping of eight MLAs from the Congress first list of candidates for the Assembly polls is an attempt to shift blame. The BJP also alleged that the Congress decision to release the list on the first day of Navratri is a pretense of being pro-Hindu, while recent events show the partys hatred towards Sanatan Dharma and its followers.

Chhattisgarh will see two phase Assembly polls on November 7 and 17, while votes will be counted on December 3

Jitu Patwari, co-chairman of the Madhya Pradesh Congress campaign committee, stated that the party is expected to win more than 150 seats in the upcoming assembly polls. Patwari claimed that there is a strong public opinion in favor of the Congress party, with an "electoral tsunami" supporting them. He also criticized the ruling BJP, alleging that the state is in debt, farmers are struggling, and there is a lack of jobs for the youth. Another Congress candidate, Sanjay Shukla, accused ...

Those who met Congress general secretary KC Venugopal in Delhi and expressed willingness to return to the party fold include Raj Kumar Verka, Balbir Singh Sidhu and Gurpreet Singh Kangar — all from BJP — and Hans Raj Josan, Dr Mohinder Singh Rinwa, and Jeet Mohinder Singh Sidhu — all from Akali Dal. Verka, Balbir Sidhu, Kangar, and Josan remained ministers in Congress governments.