The new Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra has a dream. Coalition of the bottom of the pyramid
Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra by Congress is political in a deeper sense. It’s not alliance-making or social engineering. Key Points
ThePrint'New India votes on politics of performance': Amit Shah on BJP's stellar show in Assembly polls
'Today's election results have proved that the days of appeasement and caste politics are over...New India votes on politics of performance. I salute the people of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan for this immense support,' said Amit Shah Key Points
FirstpostIn no-big-ideas campaign, BJP just followed Congress cues on doles & caste. Karnataka still hurting
It was probably the setback in Karnataka that shook Modi & the BJP. As is a pattern in our politics, the loser searches for external factors to blame rather than look within. Key Points
ThePrintQuestions of justice: Caste census to closure in Gujarat riots and killings in Nagaland
Call it Mandal 2.0, its potential to influence national political imagination should not be underestimated. Especially if the Opposition can link it to economic opportunities Key Points
The Indian ExpressBJP’s OBC face in Karnataka K S Eshwarappa retires from poll fray
K S Eshwarappa is third BJP MLA to announce retirement from poll politics in Karnataka. There is speculation that the 74-year-old BJP veteran may have retired from electoral politics to clear the path for his son K.E. Kanthesh who is an aspirant for the party ticket for Shivamogga. Key Points
The Hindu
When Kamal Haasan admitted to representing his politics via films
Kamal Haasan turned 69. He will be seen in Indian 2 next, followed by Mani Ratnam's Thug Life. Key Points
Hindustan TimesWhen Govinda said it was a 'big mistake' to join politics
After a 16-year sabbatical, Govinda, once called Bollywood's 'comedy king', is back on the political stage. Ironically, Govinda once said politics was never his cup of tea. Key Points
India TodayStop taking pride in Indian-origin politicians abroad. Many are phonies & racists
Many Indian politicians abroad are unscrupulous apologists for racism and empire. Look at Suella Braverman and Vivek Ramaswamy. Key Points
ThePrintBommai on Eshwarappa's retirement from politics: ‘We should leave…’
In his letter, Eshwarappa wrote, “I have decided to voluntarily retire... So, I ask you not to consider my name for any constituency in the upcoming elections." | Bengaluru News Key Points
Hindustan TimesOpposition party huddle in Patna opportunistic and riddled with contradictions, says BJP chief J. P. Nadda
BJP president J. P. Nadda on June 23 took potshot at Opposition party huddle in Patna indicating the association was opportunistic and riddled with contradictions. Key Points
The Hindu
Former Indian cricketer Ambati Rayudu quits YSRCP a week after joining party
"This is to inform everyone that I have decided to quit the YSRCP Party and stay out of politics for a little while. Further action will be conveyed in due course of time," he wrote on X. Key Points
Business TodayFirst 'resort politics' was in 80s, saw Shawshank-style escape
Bihar Congress resorts to 'hide and seek' politics, flying 16 MLAs to Hyderabad amid fears of a party split before the trust vote. The luxury 'resort retreat,' following Jharkhand MLAs 'retreat', last week, adds a new chapter to India's 'resort politics', which started around 40 years ago. Key Points
India TodayHarsh Vardhan, former union health minister, announces retirement from politics ahead of Lok Sabha polls
Dr. Harsh Vardhan, former health minister and senior BJP leader, announces retirement from politics ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. In a heartfelt post on X, he reflects on his thirty-year political journey, emphasizing service to humanity and his dedication to the party's principles. Acknowledging his achievements in healthcare, including fighting polio and COVID-19, he expresses gratitude and looks forward to fulfilling his commitments outside politics. Key Points
Economic TimesAfternoon brief: Mayawati supports UCC, hits out at BJP's ‘politics'
Here are today’s top news, analysis, and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times. | Latest News India Key Points
Hindustan Times2024 will spring a major surprise in Tamil Nadu. Three new faces are going to emerge
Eight major regional satraps dominate the peninsula. An in-depth state-wise analysis of politics in South India may hold some merit to gauge what can unfold in 2024. Key Points
ThePrint
‘Third-rate politics of vendetta, vengeance and harassment’: Amid ED raids on Chhattisgarh party leaders, Congress hits out at Centre
Jairam Ramesh said, "The revelations that are coming out with regard to Gautam Adani…the Prime Minister’s favourite industrialist….there is no investigation against him." Key Points
The Indian ExpressTotally disappointed with Kejriwal, says his colleague in 'India Against Corruption movement
Former Judge Santosh Hegde criticized Arvind Kejriwal for succumbing to power greed and AAP's failure in upholding administrative fairness. Hegde withdrew from politics due to corruption concerns and emphasized the importance of voting based on candidate quality in Lok Sabha elections. Key Points
Economic TimesKarnataka Assembly Polls: Signs of rebellion emerge as BJP tries hard to finalise first list
Former chief minister Jagadish Shettar may contest the May 10 assembly polls, even if he does not receive a ticket from the BJP. He rejected party leaders' call to step aside and give new faces a chance, as he wanted to be involved in unfinished work in his constituency. Furthermore, senior leader KS Eshwarappa wrote a letter to BJP president JP Nadda announcing his retirement from electoral politics, sparking rumours of the BJP dropping a large number of sitting MLAs. Key Points
Economic TimesIndia Today Conclave 2023: BJP is brilliant at politics: Shashi Tharoor on Rahul Gandhi's UK remarks
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said Rahul Gandhi is not going to apologise for his remarks he made on foreign soil. The former Union minister said the BJP is brilliant at politics. Key Points
India TodayRobert Vadra expresses interest to contest from Gandhi bastion Amethi
Robert Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, has expressed interest in contesting the upcoming polls from Amethi, the former bastion of the Gandhi family. Vadra believes Amethi is the ideal place to represent the people of the constituency, which has been troubled by the current MP, Smriti Irani. The Congress has not announced who will challenge the Union Minister from Amethi, and it is uncertain if Rahul Gandhi will contest from here. Key Points
Economic Times
Govinda joins Eknath Shinde's Sena, likely to contest from Mumbai North West
Govinda joined Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena and called it the 'blessing of God'. "I thought I would not enter politics again," the actor said. | Latest News India Key Points
Hindustan TimesShould Nawaz Sharif risk negotiating a govt? Pakistanis' message via Imran Khan is clear
PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif seems stuck in his lazy method of trying to attract young voters by offering laptops and jobs. Neither he nor Army have understood the changing trends in Pakistan's politics. Key Points
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