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India News: Thousands of people lined the streets of Indore for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's roadshow. Chants of support filled the air as the PM made his way t

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi expressed confidence that the party will win more than 150 seats in the upcoming elections in Madhya Pradesh. He stated t

The saffron party seems to have gone a bit easy over age this time by fielding 14 candidates who are 70-plus, with the oldest being 80. In contrast, the opposition Congress has fielded nine septuagenarians for the November 17 polls. According to political observers, BJPs move to go with warhorses could be the fallout of its drubbing in the Karnataka elections where it apparently picked younger candidates over old-timers like former chief minister Jagadish Shettar (67) and ex-deputy CM K S Eshwar...

India News: Union home minister Amit Shah addressed election rallies in Madhya Pradesh, urging voters to choose BJP for good governance. He accused Congress of mi

Jhabua (MP), Nov 12 (PTI) What else we can do if not go to Gujarat and look for work, asks Ran Singh, 60, a resident of Madhya Pradesh's tribal-dominated Jhabua district.

Madhya Pradesh will undergo polls on November 17 and the counting of votes will take place on December 3.

The manifesto was released by BJP chief JP Nadda in presence of CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and partys state chief VD Sharma. | Latest News India

India News: During a rally in Madhya Pradesh, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi mocked PM Modi for wearing expensive suits, contrasting it with his own simple attire.

WebQoof Weekly Recap: With polling beginning for Assembly elections in some states and a festive week ahead, social media saw a range of misinformation being shared this week. Here is a recap of some of the most viral claims we debunked.

Addressing the party workers in Gwalior, the Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said, "The BJP has divided into three groups, Maharaj BJP (Union Minister Scindia), Shivraj BJP (CM Chouhan) and angry BJP (rebellion party workers). Earlier, there was only one BJP. In 2023, we had five years to prepare the organisation and now we are fully prepared."