MAHARASHTRA ELECTIONS RESULT
Vice-Presidential election showdown: Stage set for CP Radhakrishnan vs Sudershan Reddy
India prepares for the Vice-Presidential election on September 9. The contest features NDA's CP Radhakrishnan against INDIA bloc's Sudershan Reddy. Members of Parliament will vote, and results are expected the same evening. Radhakrishnan has a potential advantage. However, some parties remain undecided. The election uses a single transferable vote system. The candidate securing 50% of valid votes wins.
VP election: Opposition MPs to practise with 'mock poll'
Opposition MPs are set to be briefed on the voting procedure for the September 9 vice-presidential election, followed by a mock poll. A dinner hosted by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has been cancelled due to the flood situation in the country.
RERA Impact: Arrest warrant issued against builder who failed to pay compensation to property buyer for 14 year delay in possession
Haryana RERA has directed the arrest of a builder's directors. This action follows their failure to compensate a property buyer. The buyer faced a 14-year delay in property possession. Despite a 2022 order for Rs 8.6 lakh compensation, the builder did not pay. The arrest warrants target directors, including one abroad. Read below to know how the property buyer won.
With no withdrawal, all set for direct contest between NDA, opposition for VP's post
C. P. Radhakrishnan, representing the ruling NDA, and B. Sudershan Reddy, the joint opposition candidate, are set to compete in the vice-presidential election on September 9. Both candidates hail from southern India, with Radhakrishnan from Tamil Nadu and Reddy from Telangana. The electoral college consists of 782 members of Parliament, and the votes will be counted on the same day.
INDIA bloc constituents in Bihar working unitedly, poll results will be fruitful: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, alongside Tejashwi Yadav and other INDIA bloc leaders, announced a unified manifesto for the upcoming Bihar assembly polls, emphasizing their ideological and political alignment. Gandhi accused the Election Commission of bias towards the BJP, alleging an institutionalized attempt to steal votes through the special intensive revision of electoral rolls.
Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamna slams Amit Shah over bill for removal of PM, CMs, reminds him of Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case
Titled "Shah's flowery sermon... first take the Prime Minister's resignation!" the editorial accused the NDA leadership of "Standing in the swamp of political corruption and debauchery," while taking the high ground to make the politics of the country clean and principled.
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After crushing BEST defeat, Raj Thackeray knocks on CM Fadnavis’ door; cracks in the Sena (UBT)–MNS bond?
Following a crushing defeat in the BEST credit society elections, MNS chief Raj Thackeray met with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, sparking political speculation. This meeting, occurring after the Thackeray cousins' alliance failed to win any seats, raises questions about shifting alliances ahead of the crucial BMC elections. The loss is seen as a warning sign, exposing organizational weaknesses.
SC dismisses plea alleging discrepancies in 2024 Maharashtra Assembly polls
The Supreme Court rejected a plea concerning the Maharashtra Assembly elections. The petition alleged irregularities in the November 2024 polls. Chetan Chandrakant Ahire filed the plea against a Bombay High Court order. Ahire claimed that bogus voters cast ballots after the polls closed. He wanted the election results declared void.
Spotlight on DMK as Opposition meets to discuss VP polls
With CP Radhakrishnan, a BJP leader from Tamil Nadu, nominated for vice-president, the INDIA bloc faces a strategic challenge. Opposition parties are meeting to discuss their approach, considering potential regional sentiments within DMK and its allies.
We toppled Vasantdada govt in 1978, but he proposed my name for CM 10 yrs later: Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar revealed he orchestrated the 1978 toppling of Vasantdada Patil's Maharashtra government, highlighting the Congress party's internal divisions post-Emergency. A decade later, Patil surprisingly proposed Pawar for the chief minister's role, showcasing the Congress's "large-hearted leadership" at the time, prioritizing party unity despite past conflicts. Pawar emphasized this act as an example of ideological commitment over personal grievances.
In alliance with Centre, not State; raising concerns is my responsibility: Chirag Paswan
Chirag Paswan outlines his party's strategy for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. He emphasizes the NDA's strength and their aim to secure over 225 seats. Paswan highlights his role in addressing Bihar's law and order issues. He also speaks about his 'Bihar First, Bihari First' roadmap. Paswan mentions the establishment of a NIFTEM institute in Hajipur.
ECI counter to Rahul Gandhi: Sign oath or apologise for absurd allegations
The Election Commission (ECI) has urged Rahul Gandhi to either substantiate his claims of electoral roll manipulation in Karnataka with a signed declaration or apologize. The ECI refutes Gandhi's allegations, labeling them 'absurd,' and highlights previous instances where Gandhi allegedly disowned communications from the AICC.
'Not empty claims, he has unearthed vote theft': Aaditya Thackeray backs Rahul Gandhi's allegations on ECI
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray supported Rahul Gandhi's claims of vote theft, alleging the Election Commission operates through the BJP. Sharad Pawar revealed that individuals offered to guarantee 160 Maharashtra Assembly seats, an offer both he and Gandhi rejected. Gandhi has alleged the ECI colluded with the BJP, citing unexpected election results and voter discrepancies.
Rahul Gandhi slams EC for asking affidavit under oath, says he has taken oath in Parliament
Rahul Gandhi addressed a rally in Bengaluru. He repeated his claims of vote theft. Gandhi accused the Election Commission and BJP of working together. He alleged they stole the Lok Sabha election from the public. Gandhi criticized the Election Commission for asking him for an affidavit. He stated he already took an oath in Parliament while holding the Constitution.
SIR 'institutionalised chori'; EC colluding with BJP to carry out 'vote theft': Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi accuses the Election Commission of working with the BJP. He claims they are stealing votes from the poor. Gandhi says this happened through manipulated voter lists. He points to irregularities in Karnataka's Mahadevapura constituency. He warns Election Commission officials of consequences. Gandhi insists on exposing this voter fraud. He recalls his experience with elections and the suspicious results.
ECI asks Rahul Gandhi to give signed oath on missing names in voters' list
Following Rahul Gandhi's claims of electoral fraud, election officials demand proof. They request a signed declaration detailing specific instances of voter list manipulation. The Election Commission refutes Gandhi's accusations. They challenge him to substantiate his claims or refrain from making baseless allegations. Officials in Uttar Pradesh deny discrepancies in voter registration.
Cong alleges over 1 lakh fake voters in a K'taka seat; ECI seeks declaration
Rahul Gandhi alleges widespread voter fraud in Karnataka's Mahadevapura constituency, claiming 100,250 fake voters contributed to the BJP's victory in the 2024 general election. He presented Congress's investigation, pointing to duplicate voters, invalid addresses, and misuse of voter registration forms. Gandhi challenged the Election Commission to release electronic voter lists and address the alleged collusion with the ruling party.
EC vs Rahul Gandhi: Submit declaration on voter list claims, poll body writes to Congress MP; asks for proof
The Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer has asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to formally back his claims of voter list manipulation by submitting a signed declaration identifying ineligible and excluded voters. The poll body maintained the rolls were prepared transparently and can only be challenged via a court petition.
BJP alleges Congress, Rahul undermining constitutional bodies
Following Rahul Gandhi's allegations of electoral roll irregularities in Karnataka, the BJP has strongly refuted the claims, labeling them as "bogus and fake." The BJP accuses Gandhi of consistently undermining constitutional institutions like the Election Commission and the Supreme Court, questioning the timing of these concerns only after electoral losses.
Uddhav supping with Congress that insulted Balasaheb: Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde launched a sharp attack on Uddhav Thackeray, accusing him of betraying Balasaheb Thackeray's Hindutva ideals by aligning with Congress and calling him out for hypocrisy over the 2019 Maharashtra Assembly mandate.
Rahul Gandhi's claims on poll rigging baseless: Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde refuted Rahul Gandhi's claims of electoral fraud, asserting the MahaYuti's victory was due to public welfare schemes. Shinde criticized Thackeray for aligning with Congress, accusing him of betraying the 2019 mandate. He defended meeting Modi and Shah, highlighting their contributions to Maharashtra's development and fulfilling Balasaheb's dreams.
Rahul Gandhi accuses EC of helping BJP in 'vote chori', says Maharashtra results confirm their suspicion
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission (EC) of manipulating Indian elections in collusion with the BJP, alleging 'vote theft.' Citing discrepancies in Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra elections, Gandhi highlighted that the BJP defies anti-incumbency trends. He specifically questioned Maharashtra's results, claiming the EC's refusal to provide machine-readable voter lists strengthens suspicions of collusion and election manipulation.
No tampering found: ECI confirms EVM integrity after Maharashtra assembly elections
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has affirmed the integrity of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) following scrutiny of applications filed after the Maharashtra assembly elections. Ten cases involving Checking and Verification (C&V) of EVM burnt memory revealed no evidence of tampering.
Shailesh Jejurikar: In a first, P&G sends Indian to corner office
Procter & Gamble has appointed Shailesh Jejurikar, an Indian-origin executive, as its new CEO, effective January. He will be the first Indian and Asian to lead the company. This transition occurs as P&G faces challenges like slowing sales, evolving trade policies, and global economic uncertainties, prompting restructuring efforts including job cuts and market exits.
After Tuesday’s Supreme Court endorsement, political parties should harness SIR’s potential
The Supreme Court is allowing Bihar's special intensive revision (SIR) process to proceed, keeping the draft electoral roll on schedule. The Election Commission's efforts, particularly by booth-level officers, to reach nearly all electors are noteworthy. While challenges remain in updating the rolls, the focus is on inclusion, with the court emphasizing this aspect.
Lok Sabha stays in pause mode, now over roll revision protest
Opposition protests over Bihar's electoral roll revision disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings for the second day, leading to multiple adjournments. Amid the uproar, the National Sports Governance Bill, 2025, and the Anti-doping (Amendment) Bill were introduced. Rahul Gandhi alleged the Election Commission was manipulating voter lists, accusing them of deleting voters and stealing elections.
Our electric, hydrogen & flex industries will become number one in the world: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari said that India plans to reduce GST on higher ethanol fuel blends. This encourages using vehicles running on 100% ethanol. The goal is to cut fossil fuel imports and pollution. It also aims to make India self-reliant. Gadkari wants to increase national highway construction to 100 km daily. He also addressed concerns about ethanol adoption and infrastructure development.
INDIA bloc allies to meet in Delhi on Saturday; uncertainty over participation of TMC, AAP
INDIA bloc organizational leaders will meet in Delhi. The meeting aims to coordinate the opposition's approach on common issues. These issues include the Election Commission's methods. Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal may not attend. Uddhav Thackeray might join online. Tejashwi Yadav and other leaders are expected to participate. The meeting follows recent Lok Sabha election results.
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