Modi Rallies

Narendra Modi's decision to rally in West Bengal during polling is smart strategy, shows he knows BJP is weak in state

Narendra Modi is aware that the BJp's organisational strength is weak in West Bengal, and most of his leaders may not be perceived as strong.

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Today's top stories: Rahul Gandhi and sister Priyanka to both campaign in Uttar Pradesh today; the Congress chief called BJP president Amit Shah a murder accused; Jusice SA Bobde will head the panel which will investigate sexual harassment charges against CJI Ranjan Gogoi; and more.

Campaigning for Phase 4 begins in full swing: Narendra Modi to address rallies in Bengal, Jharkhand today; Rahul Gandhi in UP

India can expect a politically charged Wednesday as both Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi campaigns planned in multiple states for the Lok Sabha election.

Assembly election results: Congress scripts comeback as BJP and Brand Narendra Modi take beating from voters

Ten economic and political lessons can be learned from the defeat of the BJP, which until now seemed invincible

Congress victories should not dishearten BJP; history shows 2019 polls likely to be a different ball game

For the BJP, results are not as bad as they looked at first glance.

Assembly election results: BJP's losses in Hindi heartland may actually help Narendra Modi in 2019 LS polls

There is not an iota of doubt that BJP would be smarting from these losses and there should equally be no doubt that it will try its damndest to turn it around by being ruthless in introspection.

Assembly Election Results: BJP quick to credit Narendra Modi after wins, but no saffron party leader dares blame PM for any losses

Now that the Assembly elections are over and results are out, we can expect a political blame game to begin, but none against Narendra Modi, of course.

Never called Modi bhakts bastards: Omar Abdullah hits out at Mumbai Mirror for misquoting him

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah took to Twitter to express his anger on being misquoted following a report that quoted him as saying 'Those who attend Modi's rallies are bastards.'

The BJP guessing game: Is Modi in Varanasi a 'done deal'?

Modi could fight for the Lok Sabha elections from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, despite AAP's threat that it will field Kejriwal in the same constituency.

China plays down Modi's remarks on Arunachal Pradesh

China's Foreign Ministry sought to play down on Monday remarks by Narendra Modi, after the frontrunner to become India's next prime minister asserted at the weekend that the disputed territory of Arunachal Pradesh was an integral part of India.