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Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the BJP’s landmark victory in West Bengal by wearing traditional Bengali attire at the party headquarters, blending political messaging with cultural symbolism after a breakthrough election result.
With BJP leading in over 180 seats and TMC trailing, Mamata urges supporters to stay at counting centres, claiming trends will shift in later rounds.
From a violent land protest in 2007 to a historic regime change and evolving electoral patterns, Nandigram continues to shape how West Bengal votes and contests power
Early trends show a decisive edge for BJP in the 2026 Assembly polls; counting underway across all constituencies
Initial counting patterns point to a potential political reshuffle across key states, with regional shifts challenging established strongholds.
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Early trends from the 2026 Assembly election results show BJP gaining ground in West Bengal and Assam, Congress-led UDF ahead in Kerala, and actor Vijay’s TVK emerging as a major force in Tamil Nadu.
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Counting for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections will begin at 8 am on May 4 across all 140 constituencies, with early trends expected within hours and final results likely by evening.
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