SIR Notices to EC Sandhu, Advani, Jaishankar, Sibal, Singhvi
The notices were issued after voter records could not be mapped to the previous SIR roll or were flagged for ...
Read moreDetailsThe notices were issued after voter records could not be mapped to the previous SIR roll or were flagged for ...
Read moreDetailsThe Rejinagar reversal came a day after Mamata Banerjee’s faction withdrew its candidate in Nandigram and backed Congress nominee Milan ...
Read moreDetailsManipur’s electoral rolls have fallen by over 1.32 lakh names after the Special Intensive Revision, with the final rolls listing ...
Read moreDetailsFire Minister Kaushik Chowdhury said the blaze appeared "unusual", noting that it spread to upper floors while seemingly bypassing some ...
Read moreDetailsAt its first formal meeting since the Lok Sabha elections, the opposition alliance adopted a five-point agenda focusing on election ...
Read moreDetailsWith thousands still living in relief camps or outside their home constituencies, questions are being raised about how Booth Level ...
Read moreDetailsIn a sharp escalation, Gandhi claimed that key electoral bodies are being “remote controlled,” and argued that the BJP’s true ...
Read moreDetailsTamil Nadu recorded nearly 85% polling in a three-cornered contest involving the DMK, AIADMK-BJP alliance, and Vijay’s new party. In West Bengal, Phase ...
Read moreDetailsWest Bengal will vote in two phases on April 23 and April 29, reflecting the state’s large electorate and complex ...
Read moreDetailsThe TMC accused the Election Commission of targeting Bengal, while ECI sources said Mamata Banerjee left without allowing officials to ...
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