Delhi will go to polls on February 5 and the results ill be announced on February 8.

Of the total amount, Rs 884.45 crore was spent on general party propaganda, while Rs 853.23 crore was allocated for candidate ...

With ‘Rozgar Matlab Nitish Sarkar’ banners, the state’s longest-serving CM crafts a strategy to steal principal rival ...

The JCD leaders argue that fair elections are impossible with current JUCSU leadership, whom they allege are affiliated with the Awami League ...

This time, the manifesto is expected to focus on social welfare schemes, employment generation, and improvements in public ...

Model Code of Conduct enforced in Karimnagar for upcoming elections, with strict guidelines for officials and political parties.