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Panna pramukhs play a crucial role in BJP's electoral strategies across states, focusing on voter persuasion and engagement. The party's innovative ap

Maha BJP Leader Mungantiwar Says Party Will Expose Sena's 'Corrupt Practices', Not Form Alliance : #RashtraNews #Maha #BJP #Leader #Mungantiwar #Party #Expose #Senas #Corrupt #Practices #Form #Alliance BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar on Tuesday said his party will not form an alliance with the Shiv Sena — its former ally — in future. Speaking during his

India News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Sunday that Muslims have realized that the Congress and INDIA bloc are manipulating them, and he emphasized tha

Yechury warns against BJP's attempt to change Constitution post Lok Sabha election by crossing 400-mark. Criticizes Modi's slogan 'Ab ki baar 400 paar', highlighting threats to equality, reservation policy, and religious polarization strategies impacting India's secular fabric.

The Lingayat-dominated Kittur Karnataka region, popularly known as Mumbai-Karnataka, has become a BJP stronghold over the past two decades. With the upcoming elections witnessing a tight contest between the BJP and Congress, the outcome hinges on the voting behavior of the Lingayat community, a dominant force in many constituencies.

BSP president Mayawati criticizes BJP and Congress for hindering reservation benefits from reaching intended groups. She emphasizes the ineffectiveness of government job promotions reservations and the limited impact on private sector employment. Mayawati seeks support for BSP candidates in upcoming elections in Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, and Hathras.

India News: Mallikarjun Kharge, the national president of Congress, criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not fulfilling promises made during previous elect

Taranjit Singh Sandhu, former diplomat, shares his vision for Punjab's development through initiatives like Viksit Amritsar. He focuses on addressing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been vocal about his stance on reservations based on religion, particularly regarding quotas for Muslims.

'Will Retire if Iota of Evidence Found': Odisha Minister Breaks Silence over Link to Teacher's Murder The Odisha Minister of State (Home) Dibya Shankar Mishra broke his silence over allegations of his involvement in the murder of teacher Mamita Meher in Bolangir, accusing the opposition of running a “malicious smear campaign” against him. The minister