Ls Polls

Is Amethi really slipping out of Rahul Gandhi's grasp?

A Congress' Amethi page on Facebook has some 18,000 likes, whereas, the AAP's Amethi page has close to 170,000 likes, making it evident that the Congress might be on back-foot in the constituency.

93 and going strong: Age is just a number for this JD(U) candidate

Ninety-three and unstoppable. Age is just a number, goes the cliche; meet Ram Sundar Das and you know why. He is possibly the oldest candidate in the fray in this general election but the nonagenarian shows no sign of exhaustion from the hectic campaigning all through the hot day. He defies every sign of his age as he tries to reach out to every voter in Hajipur constituency.

What is the meaning of crony capitalism? Rahul Gandhi doesn't know

In this election season, where normally inaccessible political leaders offer themselves for interviews as long as they are spiked with softball questions where no follow-ups are allowed, both Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi have been having a ball. In TV and other interviews, both got to answer questions the way they wanted to, leaving us with nothing beyond motherhood statements.

Elections 2014: Kejriwal to file nomination from Varanasi tomorrow

Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal will file nomination tomorrow for the high-profile electoral contest in this historic temple town in which the former Delhi Chief Minister will face stiff challenge from BJP's Prime Ministerial nominee Narendra Modi.

Sharad Pawar says he isn't averse to Third Front if situation demands

"There is no Third Front as on today. These type of situations develop after the elections and then some viable alternative does emerge," Pawar said.

Modi overkill: Polarisation will work against BJP in Bihar

Will the Modi overkill prove counterproductive for the BJP in Bihar? The mood on the ground offers a hint of that.

Dev. in Modi's Gujarat is just a 'toffee model' says Rahul

Taking a dig at BJP's campaign posters on empowering women, Gandhi said 20,000 women are "missing" in party-ruled Chhattisgarh.

Five signs that Rahul is finally learning to tackle Modi

Possibly emboldened by the fact that he couldn't do any worse than his earlier interview, Gandhi was quite at ease during his second outing with Headlines Today editor Javed M Ansari on Saturday night.

Delhi records 64.77% polling, highest in 3 decades

The capital saw a 64.88 percent turnout in the 1984 elections, held post the assassination of prime minister Indira Gandhi. The turnout in 2009 election was 51.85 percent.

High voter turn-out: Election Commission 1, apathy 0

It’s not yet half-time in this mammoth election, but the score, as of now, reads Election Commission 1, apathy 0.