Bjp Elections 2014

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi Meets BJP Workers, Thanks Them for Party's Victory

  Narendra Modi on Sunday met BJP workers for the first time after becoming the prime minister and thanked them for their efforts in helping the party win the Lok Sabha election.

• Meet One of Parliament's Youngest Members: Dr Heena Gavit

  The 26-year-old has not only defeated her opponent with a margin of over one lakh votes, she has won from a constituency the Congress has never lost since Independence.

• BJP Installs Screens for Narendra Modi's Swearing-In

  Thousands of people in the capital will be able to watch Narendra Modi take oath as the prime minister on big LED screens installed at various crossroads, courtesy the Delhi BJP.

• Arun Shourie Slams Website Reports of Money Being Paid for Ministry

  Journalist-politician Arun Shourie, who is being tipped to get an important role in the Narendra Modi government, finds himself at the centre of a vicious vilification campaign.

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  Cabinet Hopefuls Line Up at Narendra Modi's Doorstep

  Three locations in the capital - the RSS office, Gujarat Bhawan where prime minster to be Narendra Modi is and party chief Rajnath Singh's residence - have been buzzing all day as the BJP finalises the contours of Team Modi at the Centre.

• Indians in Trinidad and Tobago Hail Narendra Modi's Victory in Elections

  The victory of the BJP, led by Narendra Modi, in the Indian election has been hailed by a large section of the people of Trinidad and Tobago where the Indian diaspora accounts for nearly 40 percent of its 1.3 million population of the twin islands.

• PM-Elect Narendra Modi Made Magnanimous Victory Speech

  Hours after his party's stunning win in the election, Narendra Modi said on Friday that he would work for the good of all Indians in his maiden address as the country's prime minister-elect.

• Narendra Modi Likely to be Pragmatic Towards China: Chinese Daily

  As exit polls pointed to the BJP's victory in general elections, a leading Chinese daily today expressed hope that the new government likely to be headed by Narendra Modi will be "pragmatic" towards China while adopting a tougher line on the border dispute and Tibet.

• BJP Initiates Moves to Decide Roles for Sushma Swaraj, LK Advani

  With exit polls predicting a victory for the BJP and its allies, the party's top leaders are in a series of meetings to ensure that fissures within are smoothened over. That exercise has included consultations with veteran leader LK Advani and Sushma Swaraj, both members of a club that had opposed the party's decision to pick Narendra Modi as its ...

• As National Election Ends, Narendra Modi's Poll Analysis on Twitter

  As the world's largest election ended today, setting the tone for exit polls, the first analysis came from Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate.

• India Sets New Record for Voter Turnout at Over 66%

  It is official. India has set a new record for voter turnout at 66.38 per cent for the general elections 2014.

• Congress' Rashid Alvi Offers to Take Care of Narendra Modi's Mother: Read Letter

  In a letter dripping with sarcasm, Congress leader Rashid Alvi has offered to look after the BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's mother.

• Nod to Narendra Modi Rally Denied on Basis of Gujarat Police Input: Election Commission

  Amid all-out attack by BJP, the Election Commission today said permission to Narendra Modi's rally in Varanasi city was denied after Gujarat police said the venue was not suitable but regretted the "delay" in conveying the decision to the party concerned.

• Arvind Kejriwal Takes a Dig at Narendra Modi's 'Helicopter' Politics

  After Narendra Modi, Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal today held an impressive roadshow in Varanasi and derided the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate for resorting to "helicopter and corrupt politics".

• AAP Members Want to Head to Varanasi, But Can't Afford It

  As the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) prepares a strong campaign in Varanasi, sending hoards of party members to the city, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) also wants to replicate the same for their leader Arvind Kejriwal.