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DMK president M. Karunanidhi. File photo: K.V. Srinivasan

Lok Sabha 2014

National Election Study 2014

Naveen to take oath as Odisha chief minister on Wednesday

Odisha Raj Bhavan is all set to conduct the swearing-in ceremony of the new council of ministers under the leadership of Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday,

Four TN women go to Lok Sabha after long years

13 women candidates were in the fray for the just-concluded elections

Downside of PMK’s sinews in northern belt

Party’s bid to consolidate Vanniyar vote base has not paid off

AAP took its home turf for granted, say partymen

The Aam Aadmi Party, which failed to bag even a single seat in Delhi in the parliamentary elections after putting up a spectacular show in the

UDF ahead of LDF by just 1.85% votes

The ruling United Democratic Front (UDF) may have won 12 seats to Opposition Left Democratic Front’s eight, but the two alliances are apart only by

Uneasy days ahead for Chandy

May confront Sudheeran on several issues

With party facing rout, Congress workers wary of facing another election

Even as the dynamics of the political discourse in the city shifts from Lok Sabha polls towards the Delhi Assembly and government formation, confusion

Omar asks people to give reasons for NC’s defeat in LS polls

With National Conference drawing a blank in the Lok Sabha elections, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday sought to know the

Congress' Pune candidate says leaders should introspect

Vishwajeet Kadam joins chorus for Chavan’s ouster

Lok Sabha results a complete reversal of Assembly polls

Many decided to go with “Modi and the BJP” during the general election

BJP polls more votes than AAP’s ministers

BJP polled the most votes in Shakur Basti, Madipur, Mangolpuri, Patparganj, Malviya Nagar and GK

Uddhav roars, throwing Raj out of the ring

Estranged cousins led a bitter, personal campaign as each tried to claim Sena supremo’s legacy

EVMs to remain in strong rooms

The 64,190 control units and 1,14,748 ballot units used in the Lok Sabha elections will be kept in strong rooms with armed police guard for six

Huge margins in AIADMK’s win point to popular upsurge

Such large leads cannot be achieved by inducements alone

My life and tenure are an open book: Manmohan

At his last Cabinet meeting, ministers praise his leadership

Nitish resignation: It’s drama, he had no choice, says Paswan

Lok Jan Shakti Party chief Ram Vilas Paswan said here on Saturday that the resignation of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was a “drama.” Mr. Kumar

Nitish quits as dissent brews in JD(U)

RJD could be part of new government: Sharad Yadav

Modi celebrates win with Ganga aarti

Narendra Modi received a rapturous welcome in Varanasi as he visited his constituency in a show of gratitude on Saturday, a day after the BJPs

BJP parliamentary party to elect Modi on Tuesday

Speculation begins in BJP circles on the probables in the new Union Cabinet

Team Modi sets new benchmarks for online campaign

Twitter data reveals record-breaking numbers for the account @narendramodi

Ruling party shows its resilience in Villupuram

The ruling All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam had shown its resilience by snatching the victory from its political rivals. Villupuram too fell

New Puducherry MP vows to 'fight for necessary funds'

R. Radhakrishnan, the newly elected Member of Parliament, carries the record of being one of the youngest Speakers of Assembly in Puducherry. An MBA

AIADMK storms DMK bastion in Cuddalore

In the just concluded counting process in Cuddalore, the sitting MP K.S. Alagiri of Congress could manage to garner only 26,650 votes, thus forfeiting

Rangasamy hints at willingness to join Union Cabinet

Plans to push for Statehood with the new Centre

MNS debacle hurts Congress-NCP in Mumbai

Had the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), led by Raj Thackeray, performed in this election as well as it had in 2009, the Congress-Nationalist

Trinamool Congress will play big role in Lok Sabha: Mamata Banerjee

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday asserted that Trinamool Congress’ 34-seat tally in the State was a massive triumph and said her

Infographic: Counting day on Twitter

With data from Twitter India shared with The Hindu.

Jayalalithaa congratulates Modi on ‘magnificent victory’

The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister said she looked forward to ‘meaningful cooperation’ between his government at the Centre and her state

Nitish Kumar quits as Bihar CM

The resignation comes a day after his party Janata Dal (United) suffered a drubbing in the general elections.

1,652 parties including BSP, CPI, DMK score zero in Lok Sabha polls

Over 1,650 political parties including big names like Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP), Communist Party of India (CPI), Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK)

Gogoi to submit resignation within a week

Owning responsibility for the party's poor showing in the Lok Sabha polls in the State, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Saturday said that he would tender his resignation within a week.

Yeddyurappa meets RSS leaders, says party will decide on Cabinet berth

Former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa on Saturday said that Narendra Modi and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leadership would take a call on

Kerala bucks national trend

Kerala has bucked the national trend of the Congress and CPI(M) suffering humiliating routs in their strongholds, alliances led by them sharing the

Relief, after a neck-and-neck race

Rajagopal gives Tharoor a tough fight in Thiruvananthapuram

Where women had their say

It was where an incumbent was pitted against two women, that too in a constituency where women voters were more than a lakh stronger than men voters.

All 7 Assembly segments for LDF in Attingal

The Left Democratic Front (LDF) retained the Attingal Lok Sabha constituency, with CPI(M) candidate A. Sampath winning by a margin of 69,378 votes,

UDF gains but Congress loses out

Congress leaders blame Centre’s policies for Idukki debacle

Modi wave lifts BJP vote share

The Modi wave has brushed through Kerala too but was not strong enough to lift any of its candidates to the Lok Sabha. The wave increased the party’s

LDF doubles tally, but at a price

Loses in Vadakara, Kasaragod margin falls

Over 2 lakh chose NOTA in Kerala

In the first national elections since the NOTA option was introduced in voting machines, as many as 2,10,563 voters across the State exercised the

Left gains from erosion of votes in UDF bastions

Left Democratic Front improves tally in its strongholds

Leaping higher than in 2009

Unlike in last elections, M.K. Raghavan wins by a good margin

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