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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is making strategic efforts to win over Indias religious minorities, Muslims and Christians, despite its Hindutva agenda. With a focus on outreach and development, the BJP aims to secure votes from diverse communities, targeting specific regions and addressing concerns through various campaigns.

The BJP has emerged as the highest spender on Google ads among all political parties, splurging Rs 39 crore from January to April. The party ran 76,800 ads, focusing on promoting government schemes. With a goal of "Abki baar 400 paar" and strategic alliances, the BJP is leaving no stone unturned for the upcoming elections.

BJP strategically includes M Abdul Salam and Tariq Mansoor to attract Pasmanda Muslims, aligning with PM Modi's focus. The party's outreach efforts, i

Uttarakhand, the first state to pass the Universal Civil Code, prepares for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. BJP dominated the 17th Lok Sabha polls, winning all 5 seats. Uttarakhand has 5 constituencies out of 545 seats, with BJP leaving no seats for the opposition parties. BJP candidates include Mala Rajya Laxmi Shah, Tirath Singh Rawat, Ajay Bhatt, and Ramesh Pokhriyal.

Saharu Nusaiba Kannanari’s debut novel is especially unsettling with Uttarakhand adopting a Universal Civil Code, and the eye of the State becoming invasive.

Speaking to a Group of Ministers, Prime Minister Modi indicated that there is no plan to advance parliamentary polls and dismissed talk of constitutional amendments.

Imposition of the Universal Civil Code (UCC) may spell an end to centuries old custom of polyandry (having multiple husbands) - the most prevalent among tribals of Himachal Pradesh.For the elderly, the UCC means parting ways with customs and ...

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently raising the pitch on the UCC, the BJP has made it clear that it will be aggressive on its core, ideological issues in the run-up to next year's Lok Sabha elections.

The current Law Commission (22nd) is yet to submit its report on Personal Laws (Uniform Civil Code), and the grand old party will wait for the views of Law Commission and Union Law Ministry on the subject, they said.

Too many of Narendra Modi’s speeches these days sound like speeches we have heard before.