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PM Modi begins third term amid challenges of coalition government, renewed opposition

As Modi is all set to lead a coalition government, the unpredictable nature of its major allies could pose a challenge and even a threat to his power.

Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu reaffirm support to Modi, but suspense remains as NDA holds key meets

Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu reaffirm support to Modi, but suspense remains as NDA holds key meets

The alliance government has a history of fragility, having been formed and dissolved multiple times. Given Nitish Kumar’s reputation for political maneuvering, predicting the longevity of this government remains a challenge. The delicate balance of power and the demands of key allies will undoubtedly influence its stability.

CM M K Stalin dedicated the victory to DMK patriarch Kalaignar Karunanidhi and said the results showed a clear anti-Modi wave across states

DMK alliance sweeps Tamil Nadu: AIADMK's loss and BJP's win

In the 39 Lok Sabha constituencies of Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK did not win any seats this time, despite a slight increase in its vote share from 19.39% to 20.46%.

Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi

Narendra Modi to be sworn in as Prime Minister for third term, confirms BJP leader

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Prahlad Joshi on Friday confirms that Narendra Modi will take the oath as a Prime Minister on June 9.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi after winning 18th Lok Sabha Elections.

Neighboring nations’ leaders set to attend Modi’s oath ceremony on June 8

Among the leaders that have been invited by PM Modi for his swearing-in ceremony are the Prime Ministers of Nepal, Bangladesh and Mauritius, the President of Sri Lanka and the King of Bhutan.

Lok Sabha election result 2024 live

642 mn Indians have decided — Modi will be PM, albeit with a strong opposition this time

Although the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has won the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections, Indian voters have handed Narendra Modi an unprecedented setback. For the first time in a decade, the Hindu nationalist BJP has failed to form a majority in the lower house of the Parliament on its own, with the Congress-led INDIA bloc launching a surprise attack to hault the ruling coalition's march towards 300 seats—a far cry from its 400-seat target.

Chief election commissioner Rajiv Kumar addressing the press conference.

With 642 million Indians stepping out to vote in Lok Sabha polls, it's a world record!

The Election Commission addresses its first-ever press conference in India's electoral history, providing insights into the electoral process, voter participation, and transparency measures.