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Yogendra Yadav fails to see that out of two competing narratives, one hasn't moved below 400 for the NDA, other one too has predicted a comfortable and third majority government for the NDA.

Furthermore, claiming that it is not an exit poll but a general math, Yadav claimed, “BJP will be reduced to 233 seats suffering loss of 70 seats. Along with this, allies will get 35 seats that is 268. Thus, BJP-NDA can miss the majority mark.

PM Narendra Modi has set a target of 370 seats for the BJP and 400 seats for the NDA in this year's general election.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Modi Ki Guarantee" is gaining traction among voters, according to the CSDS-Lokniti survey.

Apart from a decrease in retail inflation, the industrial output rose to a four-month high marking further signs of buoyancy towards the end of the fiscal year (FY) 2023-24.

The I.N.D.I. alliance is plagued by internal chaos, confusion, rivalry, and a propensity to undermine its own partners within the coalition.

The BJP-led NDA will collectively secure 48% votes which are nearly half of the total votes cast, the mega poll has predicted.

While the BJP has not only managed to deflect INDI Alliance parties like the JDU and RLD, and is likely to forge an alliance with the BJD in Odisha and TDP-JSP in Andhra Pradesh, the Congress-led I.N.D.I. Alliance suffering jolts after jolts. Interestingly, even the most hardcore anti-Modi parties are deserting the “sinking ship”.

While the Modi government’s ‘Sabka Vikas’ entails the philosophy of welfare politics through ‘politics of saturation’, the UPA government was marred with the accusation of having a communal tilt, politics of appeasement.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharman on Thursday laid a White Paper on the Indian economy in the Lok Sabha