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How Sensex, Nifty rallied 200% under PM Modi's record-breaking tenureIndian equity markets delivered strong long-term returns during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure, with the Sensex and Nifty gaining ar...- Who is Dharmendra Pradhan? All about Education minister facing heat in CJP protest amid NEET, CBSE controversyCJP protest news: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protested at Jantar Mantar, demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resig...
- With Kerala defeat, how Left has been 'left out' of IndiaThe Left Democratic Front faces a significant defeat in Kerala, marking its absence from any state government for the first time in nearly ...
- Quote of the Day by Michael Moore: 'Capitalism means that a few people will do…'—Inspiring quotes by the American filmmaker best known for a series of controversial documentariesQuote of the Day: Filmmaker Michael Moore's powerful quote highlights how capitalism benefits a select few, leaving the rest to serve them....
- Exit Polls failures: Nine times predictions missed the markAssembly Election Exit polls Failure History: Exit polls for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, and Assam are awaited. However, p...
- NBA postseason guide: Schedule, stories, betting odds, how to watch and moreThe NBA playoff picture finalizes Friday with two crucial play-in games. Charlotte faces Orlando, and Golden State meets Phoenix. Winners s...
- NBA schedule for playoffs: Brackets, players, stats, all you need to knowLos Angeles Lakers' Luka Doncic and Detroit's Cade Cunningham won appeals to be part of the NBA awards voting this season, after both fell ...
- Women's reservation & delimitation bills tabled: India braces for 850-seat Lok Sabha futureParliament is set to introduce three key bills, including women's reservation from 2029 and delimitation of constituencies. While the oppos...
- They do mix after all: Sportspersons' brush with politics in IndiaLeander Paes' move to BJP highlights sportspersons entering politics. Many have achieved ministerial roles or electoral victories. Others f...
- Win or lose, you shouldn’t write off Rahul GandhiCreating a Congress party without the Gandhis was tried before, and it was called the Janata Party. It had no internal glue, and quickly di...
- Who’s afraid of opinion polls?While some researchers have shown the existence of a bandwagon effect, others have pointed towards the existence of an underdog effect.
- Will Gujarat trend of Congress gains in general elections snap?Since the 2002 assembly elections, which saw Narendra Modi sweep to power, Gujarati voters have been determinedly swinging between the BJP ...
- Congress, RJD alliance will fall flat in Bihar: Nitish KumarWith Congress in all probability entering into alliance with RJD and LJP in Bihar, CM Nitish Kumar today said that the alliance would "fall...
- NDA would not have lost power if Narendra Modi had been sacked after Gujarat riots: Nitish KumarNitish Kumar today said the NDA government would not have lost power in the 2004 general elections had the Gujarat government been dismisse...
- Poll expenditure to boost GDPIndia Inc may have hit the slowdown lane but with 'netas' having to spend a lot to get to the winning post, elections have come as a 'boost...
- Maya fear spreads in GujaratThe elephant could run amok this Lok Sabha elections in Gujarat. Having witnessed a straight fight between Congress and BJP since 1995, the...
- Soren threatens to walk out of UPA in JharkhandTrouble is brewing for the UPA in Jharkhand with the JMM threatening to move out of the tent and form a third front in the state.
- Poll ad budgets likely to rise manifoldAccording to the figures compiled by AC Nielsen, there has been a 55% jump in the advertising budgets of political parties in the 2008 stat...
- As UNPA comes crumbling down, BJP collects piecesSensing an opportunity in the convulsions in the UNPA following the SP’s flirtation with the Congress-led UPA, the BJP brass lost no time i...
- BJP accepts India Shining was a ‘mistake’, to raise real issues nowOne size doesn’t fit all - this is the lesson that the BJP has drawn from its debacle in the 2004 general elections.
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