Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has launched a significant initiative focused on supporting the Backward Communities (BCs) in Andhra Pradesh, acknowledging their vital role in his party's journey. This effort includes a thorough survey designed to assess the socio-economic status of BCs across the state. The primary objective of the survey is to collect essential data about the BC population, including their living conditions, employment types, and available skills. This dat

Omar Abdullah, Vice President of the National Conference (NC), recently expressed skepticism about seeking the restoration of Article 370 from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the very party responsible for its abrogation. In the aftermath of the 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, where the NC-Congress alliance emerged victorious, Abdullah asserted that while it may be "foolish" to expect the BJP to reverse its own actions, his party will continue to advocate for the issue.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has made history in Haryana by securing a record third term, defying predictions from pollsters and political pundits alike. After a disappointing performance in the recent general elections, where the BJP lost five seats to Congress, the party recalibrated its strategies and ran a focused campaign aimed at retaining power and garnering pro-incumbency votes. In the Lok Sabha elections held just six months prior, the BJP led in 44 assembly segments wh

In a recent trip to Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy held an interactive session with party cadres in Mangalagiri, where he addressed the ongoing tensions surrounding Nara Lokesh's controversial “Red Book.” This document, which has sparked significant discussion within the YCP (Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party), aims to record instances of misconduct by police officials against TDP (Telugu Desam Party) members during the YCP’s tenure. Du

The recent Haryana and Jammu Kashmir elections have concluded with notable outcomes. The BJP emerged victorious in Haryana against the odds, while the National Conference, led by Farooq Abdullah, secured a stronghold in Jammu. A particularly striking statistic from the Haryana elections has caught attention: the Congress party lost 31 assembly seats by margins of less than 1,000 votes, with a staggering 18 of those seats lost by fewer than 500 votes. Congress managed to win 37 seats