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The Election fever has gripped the country. After serving two terms as Prime Minister, Narendra Modi is facing an anti-incumbency. With five phases of

Tipra Motha, a regional party floated by Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, scion of the erstwhile royal family, emerged as the second-largest party after the BJP in the recent Tripura election.

Even as speculation is rife that the poll strategist may join the grand old party ahead of the 2024 general election, the immediate focus appears to be the assembly election in Gujarat.

A Facebook group which is reportedly backed by the Trinamool Congress, has announced a poetry competition on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.According to the group called Banglar Gorbo Mamata, participants can submit their poetries ...

Amid reports that Nitish Kumar’s name is being considered for the Presidential post by some Opposition parties, JDU is firm about staying with the BJP.   New Delhi: Amid reports and speculation that Janata Dal United (JDU) leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s name is doing the rounds as the Opposition

Durga Puja, West Bengals most popular festival, has become a political metaphor in the poll-bound state and the deity Durga, a source of electoral salvation for leaders, who are with their backs to the wall ahead of the 2022 state Assembly ...

Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma, who is also the leader of opposition in the state assembly, will be travelling to Delhi tomorrow in an apparent attempt to seek the intervention of the Congress's top leadership "to resolve" certain in

West Bengal mandate: Simple and plain May 6, 2021, 11:42 AM IST West Bengal elections would remain the most remarkable, rememberable and inexpungible journey in Indian electoral politics for it went far beyond making and unmaking leaders, winning and losing parties and throning and dethroning rulers. These elections, unlike many others, indicate to many directions that the electoral politics of the country may take, confirms and reaffirms many defining trends of the travails o...

Mamata believes the battle for Bengal has set the ball rolling for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

KOLKATA: It was an election with many firsts for Mamata Banerjee. In a career spanning almost four decades, she had never contested a seat outside south Kolkata — much less against an estranged aide who jumped ship a few months prior to the polls. A spate of further poll-eve defections posed another unfamiliar challenge. A much-discussed leg injury just when the bid for a third term appeared in need of a leg-up ensured that Mamata, known to always walk the extra mile, spent almost the entire ...