Jammu Kashmir Assembly Elections.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Saturday said he will be contesting the next assembly elections.

National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah on Sunday expressed surprise over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement that Jammu and Kashmir's statehood would be restored after assembly elections.

The scrapping of special status of Jammu and Kashmir, the promise of a Ram temple in Ayodhya and the Citizenship Amendment Act -- Union minister Amit Shah showcased the key moves of the BJP-led Central government to seek votes in the Delhi assembly elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today accused the Congress of spreading rumours abroad over scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir's special status and asked voters to punish the party for this in the upcoming assembly elections.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today congratulated the BJP for its "stellar performance" in Karnataka assembly elections.

The BJP has won five of 10 assembly seats in eight states for which by-elections were held, retaining three and gaining two from other parties, including Delhi's Rajouri Garden, where last time's winner Aam Aadmi Party has lost its deposit ahead of key civic elections. The Congress has won three, two in Karnataka and one in Madhya Pradesh, all seat...

Governor's rule was imposed in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday after political parties failed to muster the requisite number in the 87-member Assembly for staking claim to form the government.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today resigned from the post and said his party, JMM, fought gallantly in the Assembly elections.

On a day when the Congress suffered another electoral setback in Jharkhand and won only 12 seats in Jammu and Kashmir, the party has decided to reschedule its internal elections.

The Congress, reduced to third place in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand, said today that while it is disappointed with the results, it should be noted that the "Modi wave" is in absentia in these crucial state elections.

It is advantage BJP in Jharkhand, where the party has shot way ahead one hour into counting of votes in assembly elections. The BJP is also leading the table in Jammu and Kashmir in early trends. Significantly, among the seats it is leading in, is one from the Kashmir valley, where the BJP has never won. (Track LIVE results)

Exit polls have predicted a near complete victory for the BJP and its alliance in Jharkhand and a hung Assembly with upper hand for the opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Jammu and Kashmir in the just-concluded Assembly elections.

Projecting the BJP as a fresh option in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Congress "sneaks" into every government that is formed in the state but attacks these dispensations just before elections.

Voting began this morning in 18 constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir going to polls in second of the five-phased state elections.

Ahead of the first phase of polling in Jammu and Kashmir, there is a remarkable trend -- more and more women coming out of their homes to take part in election rallies. However, the swing ends there because when it comes to representation, women candidates account for a dismal 3 per cent in the upcoming elections.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Saturday said he will be contesting the next assembly elections.

National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah on Sunday expressed surprise over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement that Jammu and Kashmir's statehood would be restored after assembly elections.

The scrapping of special status of Jammu and Kashmir, the promise of a Ram temple in Ayodhya and the Citizenship Amendment Act -- Union minister Amit Shah showcased the key moves of the BJP-led Central government to seek votes in the Delhi assembly elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today accused the Congress of spreading rumours abroad over scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir's special status and asked voters to punish the party for this in the upcoming assembly elections.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today congratulated the BJP for its "stellar performance" in Karnataka assembly elections.

The BJP has won five of 10 assembly seats in eight states for which by-elections were held, retaining three and gaining two from other parties, including Delhi's Rajouri Garden, where last time's winner Aam Aadmi Party has lost its deposit ahead of key civic elections. The Congress has won three, two in Karnataka and one in Madhya Pradesh, all seat...

Governor's rule was imposed in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday after political parties failed to muster the requisite number in the 87-member Assembly for staking claim to form the government.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today resigned from the post and said his party, JMM, fought gallantly in the Assembly elections.

On a day when the Congress suffered another electoral setback in Jharkhand and won only 12 seats in Jammu and Kashmir, the party has decided to reschedule its internal elections.

The Congress, reduced to third place in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand, said today that while it is disappointed with the results, it should be noted that the "Modi wave" is in absentia in these crucial state elections.

It is advantage BJP in Jharkhand, where the party has shot way ahead one hour into counting of votes in assembly elections. The BJP is also leading the table in Jammu and Kashmir in early trends. Significantly, among the seats it is leading in, is one from the Kashmir valley, where the BJP has never won. (Track LIVE results)

Exit polls have predicted a near complete victory for the BJP and its alliance in Jharkhand and a hung Assembly with upper hand for the opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Jammu and Kashmir in the just-concluded Assembly elections.

Projecting the BJP as a fresh option in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Congress "sneaks" into every government that is formed in the state but attacks these dispensations just before elections.

Voting began this morning in 18 constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir going to polls in second of the five-phased state elections.

Ahead of the first phase of polling in Jammu and Kashmir, there is a remarkable trend -- more and more women coming out of their homes to take part in election rallies. However, the swing ends there because when it comes to representation, women candidates account for a dismal 3 per cent in the upcoming elections.