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In the grand theater of Indian politics, where scripts are penned with votes in mind, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has found its most captivating narrative in the world of cinema.
The BJP has won Delhi in all but two national elections since 1989. This time, its two biggest rivals have teamed up. What happens will have outsized influence nationally, say experts.
Voters from eight states and union territories will cast their ballots to elect 58 MPs in the sixth phase of polling.
NEW DELHI — A former Indian prime minister, an ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urged his lawmaker grandson on May 23 to return to India and face the law in connection with rape and sexual harassment cases filed against him, amid a general election.
As climate change, low earnings and high debts batter them, young male farmers can’t find women willing to marry them.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his Bharatiya Janata Party has already won a majority of the seats contested in the parliamentary elections due to end next week, putting him in a position to return to office for a third term.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi entered India’s general election projecting supreme confidence. “Ab ki baar, 400 paar” went his party’s slogan — this time, 400 seats in the lower house of Parliament, a staggering majority.
