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The mass defections could prove to be a headache for the saffron party, although the BJP-led government is putting up a brave face.

One of Trinamool Congress earliest political recruits in Goa, former MLA Lavoo Mamledar, who quit the party last month, on Tuesday blamed ace poll strategist Prashant Kishors outfit, the Indian-Political Action Committee (I-PAC), for the ...

One of Trinamool Congress earliest political recruits in Goa, former MLA Lavoo Mamledar, who quit the party last month, on Tuesday blamed ace poll strategist Prashant Kishors outfit, the Indian-Political Action Committee (I-PAC), for the chaos in the party.

As the upcoming state Assembly polls draw closer, faint contours of a broader alliance of 'anti-BJP' forces -- barring the Congress party -- appear to be emerging in Goa. Even as the consolidation of opposition votes could spell a challenge for the BJP, which until last week was relishing the prospects of a fractured opposition, the BJP has insisted that the coalition was too

As the upcoming state Assembly polls draw closer, faint contours of a broader alliance of anti-BJP forces -- barring the Congress party -- appear to be emerging in Goa.

As Omicron sweeps through the country, driving an unprecedented surge in cases, poll strategist Prashant Kishor recommended what he called the "only safe way" to hold the five state elections due in February-March.

Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress today denied any rift with Prashant Kishor's outfit, calling recent reports "hugely speculative and unsubstantiated".

Every political party has their own dream of expansion. Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress are the biggest political parties of India but now the time has come when the regional parties are making it clear that they want to expand.

Acid test for Mamata loyalists who have been given tickets overriding Abhishek-Kishores choices 

Thus, considering the clout of Pawar in national politics, the discussion about the third front and UPA in the country remain incomplete without discussing the possibility of what Pawar is planning for the next general election.