A look at Maharashtra's star players
| | | Counting for the Assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana will begin at 8 am tomorrow. While exit polls predict an easy win for the BJP in the state, Huffpost India's Pavan Dahat tells you all about the candidates and seats to watch out for. Meanwhile, Betwa Sharma reports that since the abrogation of Article 370, the BJP has sharpened its play for power in Kargil, the most populous district of Ladakh, where Shia Muslims are in majority. And if you're feeling like buying yourself or a loved one a great gift this Diwali, Gopal Sathe's list on the best Diwali deals is all you need to read. |
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| | | | Almost all exit polls have projected a comfortable win for the BJP-Shiv Sena combine in the Maharashtra assembly election. However, a swing of 10-20 seats could well decide how stable the alliance will be, as the saffron allies have not always played nice with each other in the past five years. |
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| | | | | | BJP is hoping that the upcoming Block Development Council (BDC) election on 24 October, which the NC, PDP and the Congress claim to have boycotted, will be an opportunity to boost its political credentials among people who view the party as being anti-Muslim. BJP’s opponents have accused the Hindu nationalist party of pitting Ladakh’s Buddhists against its Shia Muslims in order to gain a foothold in India’s largest yet sparsely populated Lok Sabha constituency. |
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