General Election  

BJP MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar signed up as verified "decision maker" with Change.org, an online petition platform, to crowdsource suggestions for their election manifesto

It is not only BJP president Amit Shah whose chopper was not allowed to land in Bengal to hold a political rally. Here's a quick recap.

The growing importance of the BJP in Bengal over the past few years, and the Narendra Modi government turning the heat on Mamata and her cronies over various scams have clearly left Mamata Banerjee jittery

While the two national parties have been battling it out this general election, senior Congress leader today made a controversial statement against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He asked if Modi would hang himself if Congress wins more than 40 seats in the ongoing Lok Sabha election.

In a free-wheeling debate, Anirban Ganguly, the brain behind the BJP in Bengal hinted that the party may form the government in the state much before expected much before the scheduled date of election in the state.. He reiterated PM Modi's claim that 40 TMC MLAs are in touch with the BJP.

 

Robert Vadra took to Twitter to say, “Our right our strength !! Everyone must step out n vote ... we need all support, to create a combined future for our loved ones, n for a secular, safe, productive future for our country"

The BJP leader and former close aide of Mamata Banerjee has alleged that he was specifically targetted and the search operation was a facade to harass him

Since the morning, with every passing hour, Delhi registered the lowest turnout, even worse than Bihar and almost half of West Bengal

Immediately after being nominated by the Trinamool Congress, Nusrat made her stand clear, "How can you end a relationship or harass a woman by simply uttering three words? This is wrong. I extend my support for the law to curb triple talaq"

The seven constituencies in Delhi are voting alongside 14 seats in Uttar Pradesh, 10 in Haryana, eights each in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal, and four in Jharkhand

Delhi's oldest voter at the age of 111 years trudged his way to the polling booth to take part in Phase 6 of the Lok Sabha election. Bachan Singh is officially Delhi's oldest voter. He can barely walk and finds it difficult to converse. But that didn't stop him from making his way to cast his ballot. He is undoubtedly an inspiration

BJP's state general secretary of Bengal Subrato Chattopadhyay has alleged Trinamool’s hand behind this attack. 
 

MyNation brings a profile of the Lok Sabha elections phase 6 

In this phase over 10.17 crore voters would be covered across 1.13 lakh polling booths. This is perhaps the phase which will see the maximum number of ex-chief ministers fighting it out in the political fray.