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Watch – No Takers For Rahul’s ₹72,000 Dole

Did Rahul Gandhi’s proposed NYAY, Nyuntam Aay scheme, which promised ₹72,000 to the 20% of the poorest families every year, find favour with the Indian voter? Or did the electorate dismiss it as yet another political “lollypop”? Team LokMarg spoke to a number of voters in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh to find what they think of the NYAY. A majority of voters felt they were being taken for a ride by the Congress president. For, such proposals were neither workable nor a solution to poverty. Read More »

Watch – Can BJP Retain Indore Seat?

LokMarg speaks to voters in Indore Lok Sabha segment if Modi magic still works for them in the absence of Sumitra Mahajan, a record eight-time MP from the constituency. And which way is the wind blowing. Read More »

My Vote – ‘No Country For Poor Brahmins’

Lallu, 58, who lives off Gwalior-Bhind highway in MP, will vote for Congress. For, BJP sarkaar has no concern for poor Brahmins like him. “If you are poor but not a low caste, help yourself,” say a bitter Lallu. Read More »

Who’s Afraid Of A Coalition Government?

Maratha Strongman’s Last Chance To Be PM

Modi Still India’s Best Hope Despite Liberal Hostility

PM Mayawati: Unthinkable Is Possible

Credibility Of Election Commission Under Scanner

BJP Claims Kamal Nath Govt In Minority

Chief Minister Kamal Nath is heading a minority Congress government in the Madhya Pradesh, which will not stand the test of time, said BJP leader Rakesh Singh in Bhopal on Monday. Read More »

Opposition Rejects Exit Polls Predictions

With exit polls predicting a comfortable victory for the BJP-led NDA, opposition parties on Monday rejected the projections calling it “erroneous” and an attempt to create a fake “Modi wave”. Read More »

Exit Polls Predict Return Of Modi Govt

As soon as the election in the last phase got over on Sunday evening, various news channels flashed the forecast of their respective Exit polls, predicting a comfortable sail to power for the NDA, with seats ranging from 287 to 306. Read More »

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