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The top 1% own more than 40% of India's wealth, while the bottom 50% own just above 6%, a World Inequality Lab study found.

Exit polls, conducted by private firms and media organizations, predict election outcomes based on voter responses outside polling stations. Regulated by the Election Commission of India under Section 126A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, exit polls cannot be published until all voting phases are completed to avoid influencing voters. Despite occasional inaccuracies, exit polls remain a crucial part of India's election coverage, providing early insights into potential results.

An exit poll aims to indicate the prevailing trends in an election, including the factors such as issues, personalities, and loyalties that have influenced voters.

Electoral discourse has witnessed a high decibel campaign between political parties with narratives ranging from the idea of wealth redistribution, a Nyay patra, guarantees, corruption under UPA among others.

Do Muslim voters across the country have a set political agenda and want Muslim MPs to represent them? An expert explains the popular misconceptions a