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The Lok Sabha 2024 elections saw the return of the coalition era with the ruling BJP falling short of the majority but forming the government with the National Democratic Alliance. Key allies like Chandrababu Naidu from the Telugu Desam Party and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar played crucial roles in securing stability.

The nation delivers a fractured mandate that will require the BJP to seek the help of NDA allies to cross the majority mark. Opposition INDIA bloc fares better than expectations, with regional parties delivering emphatic electoral victories.

China toppled an India-friendly regime in Kathmandu by uniting Nepal’s top communist parties and smaller Left parties into a formidable alliance. The new government is determined to needle India at Beijings behest by framing the unresolved territorial dispute as a key bilateral issue. But New Delhi should not lose its cool and must exercise strategic patience to retrieve the lost ground in its neighbourhood.

AICC General Secretary in-charge of Uttar Pradesh, Avinash Pandey, has said that the delay in announcing the Congress candidates for the Raebareli and Amethi Lok Sabha seats is part of the partys strategy. (An IANS interview)

“After a decade in power, rather than showcasing his achievements, Modi is busy dredging up past... using every tool to keep Oppn in check, arresting leaders": DMK chief, Tamil Nadu CM

MVA leaders will meet today to deliberate on crucial campaign strategies and the formulation of a Common Minimum Programme (CMP) for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

New Delhi: Two months after the elections results, Jammu and Kashmir is set for a coalition government of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and BJP. Sources say that the two parties have finally found consensus on the issues that have ideologically divided them for decades. BJP president Amit Shah is likely to meet PDP chief

Farmers demanding legal guarantee for MSP have invoked recommendations of the National Commission on Farmers, which said MSP should be ‘at least 50% more than the weighted average cost of production’

Thousands of farmers, most of them from Punjab, are seeking to enter the capital Delhi. Feb 16 all India shut down or Bharat Bandh, including this time a

“BJP is trying to weaken secularism and federalism, and thereby our democracy... So democratic and secular parties have to come together... People are well aware of this"