Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, the political party led by actor-turned-politician Vijay, has not yet received an invitation to the INDIA bloc meeting scheduled in New Delhi on Monday, June 8, 2026, according to sources. The meeting is being held at the Constitution Club in Delhi, where representatives from 23 Opposition parties are expected to gather for an important round of political discussions. The agenda is likely to focus on rebuilding Opposition unity, reviewing recent Assembly election set

BJP Responds to Rahul Gandhi’s Statement The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) sharply criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after he claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not remain in power in a year. Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, stated that the system Modi once controlled is now collapsing internally and suggested that the government may attempt to suppress public pres

Rajya Sabha elections for 27 seats have triggered a fresh numbers battle, with the NDA hoping to cross 150 seats and Congress facing pressure in key states.​ Rajya Sabha polls: NDA eyes 150 mark as Congress faces Gujarat setback The next big political contest will move to the Rajya Sabha, where elections to fill 27 seats are set to test the strength of the ruling NDA and the opposition Congress. With voting scheduled for June 18, the BJP-led alliance is

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has firmly rejected calls to resign following the defeat of her party, Trinamool Congress (TMC), in the recent West Bengal Assembly Elections. Despite the electoral setback, Banerjee has declared that she will not step down, describing the demand for her resignation as a "symbolic protest." The TMC leader made these remarks during a closed-door party meeting with senior party leaders and newly elected MLAs on May 6. Banerjee added that she would not

May 6, 2026 - In a fresh round of attacks on the BJP, Rahul Gandhi has accused the Haryana government of being a “regime of infiltrators,” continuing his campaign against the ruling party. The Congress leader took to social media, alleging that the BJP’s hold on the state government is based on manipulation and “vote theft,” a charge that has been central to his criticisms of the party’s tactics. Gandhi’s remarks are the latest salvo in his ongoing battle with the BJP as the 2026 elections draw nearer. He reiterated his stance that the BJP has resorted to unethical practices to win elections, accusing the party of allowing external elements to infiltrate the political system in Haryana. The Congress leader’s accusations aim to undermine the credibility of the BJP-led government and rally opposition supporters ahead of the upcoming polls. This accusation comes at a time when political tension is at a high in Haryana, as both major parties, BJP and Congress, intensify their campaigning and seek to consolidate their power. Rahul Gandhi’s statement is likely to further fuel the ongoing political rivalry, as both sides continue to jockey for political dominance in the state.

Thalapathy Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Party has emerged as the single largest party in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026. However, with 108 seats, it still needs 10 more to reach the magic figure of 118, which is required to form a majority government. As the situation unfolds, the question now is how Vijay will secure these additional 10 seats to ensure his party's rule in the state. Vijay is set to receive an invitation from the Governor to form the government,

Date: May 4, 2026 Time: 09:12 AM IST Place: Ahmedabad, Gujarat Khadia, once considered a stronghold of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Ahmedabad, is now witnessing a gradual but significant political transformation. The shift is largely attributed to long-term migration patterns, demographic changes, and the impact of delimitation, all of which have altered the region’s voter base and political dynamics. Situated in the heart of Ahmedabad’s historic walled city, Khadia reflects a blend of centuries-old heritage and evolving urban realities. However, as families moved out over the decades in search of better infrastructure and modern living conditions, the social and electoral composition of the area began to change. Historically, Khadia held immense importance in Gujarat’s political landscape, contributing significantly to the BJP’s rise in the region. The area’s narrow lanes, traditional pol houses, and strong community networks once ensured a stable voter base. However, the closure of textile mills in the late 20th century triggered large-scale migration, particularly among Hindu families who relocated to newer parts of the city. This outflow, combined with the addition of new areas during the delimitation process, reshaped the constituency into Jamalpur-Khadia, where demographic proportions shifted considerably. Changing Voter Dynamics And Political Impact The political consequences of these changes have become increasingly visible over the years. The inclusion of areas such as Jamalpur, Kalupur, and Behrampura brought in a different voter demographic, altering the electoral balance. What was once a BJP-dominated seat gradually turned into a competitive battleground, with Congress gaining ground due to the evolving population mix. Local leaders acknowledge that migration reduced the traditional voter base while new voters brought different political preferences, making the constituency more unpredictable. Despite these challenges, BJP leaders remain optimistic about regaining influence in the region. Internal strategies, including stronger grassroots engagement and addressing local issues, are being discussed to reconnect with voters. At the same time, residents highlight that Khadia continues to maintain its unique cultural identity, where community bonds and traditions still play a vital role in everyday life. The future of Khadia’s politics now depends on how effectively parties adapt to these demographic shifts while addressing the aspirations of a changing population.

The much-anticipated counting of votes for the Assembly Election Results 2026 has officially begun across five crucial states in India – West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and Puducherry. This election cycle has drawn nationwide attention due to intense campaigning, shifting alliances, and the presence of both established political giants and emerging challengers. With a three-tier security system in place, election officials initiated the counting process early in the morning, startin

A poll of exit polls for the 2026 assembly elections across key states indicates a mixed political landscape, with different parties gaining ground in different regions. While the Bharatiya Janata Party is projected to dominate Assam, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam is expected to retain power in Tam

Exit poll predicts NDA sweeping Assam with 88 to 100 seats in Assembly elections. BJP-led alliance likely to secure third consecutive term with strong vote share lead. The Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance is poised for a decisive victory in the Assam Assemb

April 28, 2026 | Gujarat — BJP sweeps local body elections with massive wins across cities and panchayats. Congress and AAP trail far behind, highlighting BJP’s strong organisational dominance statewide   The Bharatiya Janata Party has delivered a commanding performance in the Gujarat local body elections, securing an overwhelming majority across municipal corporation

Narendra Modi will address the nation at 8:30 PM on April 18, 2026, following the defeat of the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Lok Sabha. The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed the address, though the agenda has not been disclosed. The development follows the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, falling short of the required two-thirds majority in the

A political war of words erupted after the Women’s Reservation Bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, with Smriti Irani strongly criticising the Indian National Congress and other Opposition parties. She accused them of celebrat

Polling is currently underway in Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry as part of the highly significant Assembly elections that are set to shape the political future of these states and have ramifications for national politics. These elections are closely watched by political analysts and citizens alike, as they test the strength of various alliances and political strategies leading up to the 2026 national elections. The elections began at 7 am and will run until 6 pm, with elaborate security arrang

The political landscape in Assam is heating up as the 2026 assembly elections approach, with major parties unveiling their manifestos to attract voters across the state. Both Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National C

A major political controversy has erupted ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections after Mallikarjun Kharge made a remark comparing voters in Kerala with those in Gujarat. Speaking at a rally in Idukki district, the Congress president stated that people in Kerala are educated and cannot be misled, unlike “illiterate” individuals in Gujarat and some other regions. The statement quickly triggered sharp reactions from the Bharatiya Janata Party, intensifying the already heated election atmosphere. The remark was made while Kharge was addressing political rivals, including Narendra Modi and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. His comments were interpreted by BJP leaders as an insult to the people of Gujarat, leading to widespread criticism across party lines. The controversy comes at a crucial time when political parties are actively campaigning and trying to consolidate voter support ahead of polling. The BJP responded aggressively, with Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi accusing Kharge of disrespecting the people of Gujarat and undermining the state’s legacy. Sanghavi highlighted Gujarat’s historical contribution to India, pointing out that it is the birthplace of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. He questioned whether Congress continues to target Gujarat out of frustration after losing political ground in the state. Adding to the criticism, BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi challenged Kharge’s statement by referencing prominent leaders from different parts of India, including Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. Trivedi accused the Congress of engaging in divisive rhetoric ahead of elections, suggesting that such remarks are part of a broader strategy to polarize voters. The timing of the controversy has amplified its political significance, as Kerala prepares to vote. The BJP has framed the issue as an example of Congress’s alleged “divide-and-rule” approach, aiming to mobilize public sentiment against the party. Meanwhile, Congress leaders are likely to face pressure to clarify or defend Kharge’s statement as the debate continues to dominate headlines. This episode highlights how election campaigns in India often escalate into sharp exchanges, where statements made during rallies can quickly turn into national controversies. With polling day approaching, the fallout from this remark could influence voter perception and shape campaign narratives in the final phase of the election race.

In a landmark decision on March 25, 2026, the Gujarat Assembly passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill after a heated seven-hour debate. The Bill, which proposes a uniform legal framework to govern marriage, divorce, succession, and live-in relationships, irrespective of religion, was passed with a majority voice vote. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hailed the Bill as a crucial reform to ensure equality, while the Congress strongly opposed it, alleging that it violated fundamental r

The central government is preparing to implement the Women’s Reservation Act, a major reform aimed at increasing female representation in Indian politics. According to sources, the rollout may be based on the 2011 census, potentially bypassing delays linked to fresh census and delimitation processes.

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam has made a bold political move by deciding to contest the upcoming Puducherry Assembly elections independently. The party, led by actor-turned-politician Vijay, has officially announced candidates for all 30 constituencies, signaling its intent to emerge as a strong alternative in the region’s political landscape. The elections are scheduled to take place on April 9, with counting of votes set for May 4. The current Assembly term will end on June 15, makin

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently assured the nation that the government is providing all possible support to Indians stranded in Gulf countries amid the ongoing Gulf war. Speaking in poll-bound Kerala, the Prime Minister criticized Congress for "politicising" the crisis and making "provocative and irresponsible statements," which he claimed could worsen the situation for Indians abroad. PM Modi emphasized that India's missions and embassies in the Gulf region are offering round