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Chhotu Vasava, a prominent tribal leader from Gujarat, has formed a new organisation, the Bharat Adivasi Samvidhan Sena (BASS), to fight for the rights of the countrys tribal population. The BTP founder, who previously contested the Lok Sabha elections as a Janata Dal (United) candidate, merged with the BJP after his son Mahesh Vasava joined the ruling party. Vasavas younger son Dilip Vasava is the national vice president of the BAP.

The BTP founder said on Wednesday that his new organisation, the Bharat Adivasi Samvidhan Sena (BASS), was a social and not a political outfit, and added that he would soon announce under which banner he planned to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

BJP leaders admit party's crucial vote banks are affected, and that "anger won't subside soon"; leaders urge Bhupendra Patel to enhance relief package

The Gujarat government Tuesday announced that it would soon dole out a “special financial assistance” package for small and medium traders and vendors who have suffered losses due to the flooding from Narmada and Mahisagar rivers between September 16 and 18. The package would include a “subsidy in bank loan interest” for large businesses. Following […]

One of the major changes in the proposed Gujarat Public Universities Bill, 2023 and its draft that was put out in the public domain pertains to the Chancellor of eleven public universities in the state.

For first time, two Christians contest and win as candidates of the pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party in Gujarat elections

Gujarat tribals: The Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP), which had in 2017 polls won two seats in alliance with the Congress, failed to open its account as it contested all 24 seats. Congress and BTP fought this election independently. 

Gujarat Assembly Election Results 2022: BJP Wins Jhagadia For First Time; Defeats 7 Time Winner Chhotubhai Vasava

According to the results declared by the Election Commission, the BJP won 156 seats, while the Congress party finished second, winning 17 seats. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) that made its debut with a high-decibel campaign won 5 seats

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday registered its first-ever victory in Gujarat's Jhagadia Assembly seat, where its candidate Ritesh Vasava defeated heavyweight tribal leader and seven-time MLA Chhotubhai Vasava by 23,500 votes.