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Former Chief Minister says the party will get a majority, thanks Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge and Priyanka Gandhi
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Congress, BJP engaged in a sea-saw battle in the State after the counting of votes began at 8 am
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Haryana CM Saini leading from Ladwa seta in Kurukshetra district, while Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda ahead of his rivals in Garhi Sampla-Kiloi
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In Jammu and Kashmir the Congress-National Conference alliance was tied at eight seats with the BJP, while the PDP was yet to lead in any seat
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The Valmikis were originally brought to J-K in 1957 from Punjab's Gurdaspur district for sanitation work by the State government
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More than 39.18 lakh eligible voters are set to decide the fate of 415 candidates, including two former deputy Chief Ministers Tara Chand and Muzaffar Baig
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By allowing diplomats to witness the election, New Delhi seeks to present Kashmir as a region moving towards stability
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One Nation, One Election reflects BJP leadership’s desperation to assert itself after recent policy reversals
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The 'One Nation, One Election' proposes to synchronise the Parliamentary and Assembly elections
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Over 23 lakh voters will decide the fate of 219 candidates, including 90 independents, who are running for 24 Assembly segments
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Names candidates for Kalka, Ambala City, Mulana, Shahabad, Pehowa, Guhla, Panipat, Jind, Fatehabad and other constituencies
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List includes eight from Kashmir and 36 from Jammu division; names are for all three phases — 15 for first phase, 10 for second phase and 19 for last phase
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Though Vijay announced launch of his political outfit in February, he chose not to contest Lok Sabha elections nor did it support any party during the polls
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Nearly 50 BRSV leaders managed to jump the median of the Nampally main road and staged a sit-in protest on the road
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C-PAC exit polls gained credibility when its predictions came almost correct during the Assembly elections held in the State last year
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The BRS leaders felt the need for resuming the party activity focusing more on the rural pockets.
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Telangana's current borrowing capacity, limited by the FRBM guidelines, poses a significant obstacle. The State can only access loans up to Rs.52,000 crore within these limits.
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In Medak Lok Sabha constituency, the polling percentage came down to 75.09 per cent, which is 4.59 less than the polling recorded in the assembly elections.
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He hoped for the best after the hard fought battle on the polling day. Shortly after the polling concluded, Rama Rao took to X and expressed his happiness over the courage and resilience displayed by the party cadre in the parliament elections.
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The event began from Mansoorabad Pedda Cheruvu and covered Nagole, Sai Nagar, Rock Town Colony, and Mansoorabad village and engaged with over 2000 residents about the importance of voting.
