Politics

India's election results have given a new lease of life to the regional parties and coalition politics is back in the world's largest democracy.

...just like this maddening, loveable country of ours. The RSS has woken up from its Modi/Shah-induced coma. Modi is on ultimatum that Shah cannot continue to call the shots. Rajnath Singh has been nominated to sheep-dog Modi.

The 2024 election results have signalled a demand for change. Despite crossing the 272 mark, PM Modi faces a personal defeat that reflects the voters' rejection of symbolic politics in favour of addressing real issues like unemployment and inflation.

The people of India have rejected Narendra Modi's majoritarian Hindu politics. Even if Modi's coalition returns him to power, his message has to change.

Lok Sabha Election Results: Seventy three women have been elected in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, down from 78 in 2019, far below the 33% target of the Women’s Reservation Bill.

No matter who forms the government, the election results have shown one thing: no single party has a majority. The next government, lacking a clear majority, will need to prioritise dialogue and collaboration over unilateral decision-making.

International Cricket and Indian Politics | India's dominance in cricket has made the IPL and upcoming World Cup central to the sport. However, as cricket grows, so does potential political interference.

Beginning 6.30 PM, the exit polls will swamp TV screens and social media. Follow along, if that is your thing — but keep this in mind when deciding how to read what you see on your screen. Read on...

Explore the intricate dynamics of phase seven polling today. This comprehensive analysis delves into regional politics, voter sentiments, and the potential outcomes in states like Jharkhand, Punjab, Bihar, West Bengal, and Odisha.

The 2024 general election manifestos from major national political parties, including the BJP and the Congress, emphasise urban governance, reflecting a shift towards addressing the challenges of India’s rapidly urbanising landscape.