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While political experts claim that the Modi Magic is missing in the 2024 general election, the common people in the street -- at least those in the crowd on Thursday -- vow that they will vote for Modi and the candidate who contests the election doesnt matter much.

Gujarat's voters face scorching heat to cast their votes in the elections. The administration provides freebies and ensures a smooth voting process. T

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Addressing the Indiaspora AI Summit 2024 via video conferencing, Prime Minister Modi said, "AI (Artificial Intelligence) is a very dynamic issue. If one solution is brought in, the mischievous people will find another way. We have to be very alert to any new technology."

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In Rajasthans Chittorgarh, the BJP and Congress vie for the Lok Sabha seat amidst protests from the Rajput community over Parshottam Rupalas remarks. BJPs CP Joshi, emphasizing development, hopes to retain the seat with Modis appeal. Congresss Udailal Anjana focuses on farmer welfare and inflation issues.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly expressed concerns about the state of democracy in India, both domestically and abroad. In response, the BJP has extended invitations to political parties from 25 countries to observe firsthand their campaign and election management strategies during the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Subramanian Swamy claims surge in Hindu pride will boost BJPs prospects in Lok Sabha polls. He discounts Modi magic, emphasizes on sangathan and siddhant. Swamy welcomes Nitish Kumar, mocks Rahul Gandhi, and vows to jail Sonia and Rahul in National Herald case.

While Uttar Pradesh has 80 Parliamentary seats, Bihar has 40 seats. Last time, Narendra Modi-led NDA had won 101 out of the 120 seats. 

In a fiery speech at a women's convention organised by the BJP in central Kerala, Modi also launched a scathing attack on the INDIA alliance, alleging that it is impeding the growth and progress of the state.