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Jats, for long, were considered committed voters of the RLD since its inception. But a change in voting pattern was seen after the 2014 Lok Sabha election among Jats in western Uttar Pradesh with the BJP becoming their first choice. Read on to find out what defines an election in the Jatland.

While OBCs traditionally voted for the SP, it was seen that BJP was able to convince this community in their favour during the 2017 Assembly and 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Indian Muslims have become ‘less religious’ in 2021. They have become pessimistic about any improvement of religious harmony in India. And Indian Muslims are facing religious discrimination under Modi rule.

SP Maurya and DS Chauhan resigned from the Yogi government leveling allegations that the Dalits, backward classes, unemployed youths, the farmers and the small and medium traders were being neglected in Uttar Pradesh.

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Rates of resistance to ampicillin-gentamicin are extremely high in low- and middle-income countries.

Why is BJP not removing Union minister Ajay Misra Teni and Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik? Ajay Misra’s son has been charge-sheeted in the Lakhimpur Kheri case, while Satya Pal Malik has made remarks against the party and even PM Modi.

The significance of these parties can be understood by looking their region-wise performance. It is clear that whoever manages the UP polls seat by seat will win the election.

  Mahindra University School of Law organized a webinar on the “Three Factors in the formation of Dharmashastra” by the leading academician in the field, Professor Timothy Lubin, the Jessir Ball duPont Professor of Religion at Washington an

Mahindra University School of Law organised a webinar on the "Three Factors in the Formation of Dharmashastra" by the leading academician in the field, Professor Timothy Lubin, the Jessir Ball duPont Professor of Religion at Washington and Lee University. Professor Madabhushi Sridhar Acharyulu, Dean, School of Law, Dr Paromita Das Gupta, Faculty at the School of Law and the