Indian Politics  

From MK Stalin to Omar Abdullah, here are 11 sons, who have followed in the footsteps of their father, and have gone on to join Indian politics. 
 

To be fair, a popular leader like Modi attracts attention because of his profile and aggressive social media presence. But, the reason why his trip became a political issue has once again exposed the hypocrisy of people who spend a fair chunk of their time on social media sharing thoughts, pictures, videos and everything else they can.
 

The biggest trick ever played in Indian politics is: The Third Front. Make no mistake about it, the country has never had a Third Front government. The biggest problem with the Third Front is its instability.

Team MyNation was in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh that has gone to polls today to gauge the winds of politics. It is part of the crucial of Indian politics with the onset of the first phase of the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections 2019. 

With all the statistics it is expected that the 2019 General Election might become the election of women for India. 

BJP has chosen Raju Bista as the candidate from Darjeeling for the upcoming Lok Sabha election. Bista may be new to Indian politics, but he is an old hand when it comes to BJP's school of thought. 
 

The Congress played down the suggestion that Robert Vadra, the brother-in-law of party president Rahul Gandhi, wanted to join politics, saying he has long been associated with NGOs and worked for the society, and that it is everyone's duty to use their qualities to serve the people

With the general elections coming up in the next few months, it is critical to know as much as possible about the candidates in order to put in an informed vote. Along with policies, the personality, leadership style and track record of a national leader also matters

Bhavesh Kansara rivals JK Rowling in choosing wickedly witty names and acronyms like in the Harry Potter series — Chikram Vandra, Sankhya Sifar, Prakash Nakuchkar, Sitasurya Chammach, Kudratey Schuer and MEMRI (Ministry for Establishing MRIs). It will leave you in splits when you discover the real life personalities being trolled

Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson Sambit Patra read out Tweets attacking Modi posted by Pakistani leaders, including its Prime Minister Imran Khan and present and former ministers, and said they have been campaigning for Congress president Rahul Gandhi.