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PM Modi pays tribute to B.R. Ambedkar on his death anniversary, recognizing him as an architect of the Constitution and champion of social harmony. Leaders, esp. from Dalit backgrounds, have rallied around Ambedkar's push for education, constitutional agitation and consolidation for empowerment. VP Dhankhar, LS Speaker Birla and other MPs…

In Rajasthan's Assembly elections, 37% of voters decided who to vote for at the last minute, with 48% of them voting for the Congress. Campaigns were important in swaying voters, with the Congress and BJP using phone calls, SMS, WhatsApp, and door-to-door visits.

Leadership factor crucial in Rajasthan election: CM Gehlot favoured by Congress supporters, PM Modi by BJP voters. 28% of respondents supported Gehlot, 14% Raje, 10% other BJP hopeful.

BJP to launch 10-day Sneha Yathra to win over Christian communities in Kerala. Aim to explain party's position on various issues, incl. Manipur violence. Outreach projects during prev. Xmas & Easter had huge impact on party's prospects. PM Modi to chair Statewide march in Jan. to present alternative political plan.

The Bharatiya Janata Party registers impressive wins in three key states, months ahead of general elections.

INDIA bloc’s December 6 meeting: INDIA bloc reschedules meeting of party heads to third week of December due to lukewarm response and unavailability of leaders. Instead, the 14-member coordination panel of the alliance will meet at Kharge’s residence on December 6

The Congress on Tuesday attacked the Centre over its policy on wheat export and import, alleging that due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “showmanship”, the poor people have suffered.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a combative post uncharacteristically dotted with emojis on “X”, asked Indians to be prepared for “many more meltdowns” from the Opposition, and to “beware of their divisive agenda”.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India’s decision to provide $250 million to Kenya for modernisation of its agriculture sector following his wide-ranging talks with visiting Kenyan President William Samoei Ruto.

The Congress on Tuesday said the continuation of violence in Manipur for seven months was “unforgivable”, and demanded that the prime minister hold a discussion to find a solution which is acceptable to all stakeholders.

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the opposition to “leave the habit of negativity”, he made similar comments on X while reacting to India Today senior executive editor Shiv Aroor’s social media post.