AllNewsVideos'Voting Post' - 491 News Result(s)Opinion | How PM Modi's Aggressive Batting Has Put Congress In A Tight SpotOpinion | Ashutosh | Thursday April 25, 2024 Besides the BJP, the Congress is the only party with a national presence, making discrediting it a key goal for Modi. Now, the onus is on the Congress to defend itself and launch a counteroffensive. www.ndtv.comOpinion | PM Modi And 'Mangalsutra' Row: A Faustian Bargain For BJP?Opinion | Lakshmi Iyer | Wednesday April 24, 2024 Mobilising Hindu votes with such speeches could prove to be a Faustian bargain for PM Modi, one that may cost him the goodwill earned among the country's Muslims over the last decade through his good governance policies. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Lok Sabha Polls: Intense Heatwave Behind Low Voter Turnout?Opinion | Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday April 23, 2024 A study based on data from the Indian Meteorological Department shows that during the campaign period for the Lok Sabha elections, approximately 72% of constituencies could experience maximum temperatures of 35C or higher. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Is Polarised Politics Pushing People Out Of The Political Process?Opinion | Amitabh Tiwari | Monday April 22, 2024 The recently concluded Phase 1 of the Lok Sabha elections this year recorded a voter turnout of 65.5%, lower than the almost 70% turnout recorded in 2019. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Poll Sops: Why Voters Must Question Their Long-Term Feasibility TooOpinion | Bibek Debroy, Aditya Sinha | Monday April 22, 2024 The true measure of responsible governance should be the ability of a party to articulate how it will balance short-term electoral incentives with the long-term fiscal health of the economy. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Nationalism And Elections: BJP Understands, Opposition Still Doesn'tOpinion | Nishtha Gautam | Saturday April 20, 2024 When the BJP ratcheted its nationalism game up, the Opposition left the field on its ideological high horse. That's exactly what the BJP wanted - to be the only option. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Election Commission: Four Questions To Ask India's 'Neutral' UmpireOpinion | Derek O'Brien | Saturday April 20, 2024 Independent, non-partisan, effective, fair, efficient, are adjectives that must fit snugly into the pockets of the black and white coats of this neutral election umpire. But do they? www.ndtv.comOpinion | BJP Manifesto: Medium Is The MessageOpinion | Dinesh Narayanan | Thursday April 18, 2024 The 2024 manifesto is markedly different from previous versions. There are 52 photographs of PM Modi. A key departure from previous documents is the prominence given to Hindu religious symbols, including the Ram Temple. www.ndtv.comOpinion | This Election Season, Even Shakespeare's Fool Wants You To ThinkOpinion | Nishtha Gautam | Thursday April 18, 2024 More than four centuries after his death, William Shakespeare's craft of making the audience hold a mirror to their selves is coming in handy when reflection, too, is merely performative. www.ndtv.comOpinion | The Irony Of West's 'Democracy' Memos To IndiaOpinion | Kanwal Sibal | Thursday April 18, 2024 The West's approach is judgmental and lacks empathy. There is little intellectual effort to look at the problems their own democracies are facing and the erosion of the credibility of their own democracies internally and externally. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Lok Sabha Polls: INDIA Camp Appears More Cohesive Ahead Of Phase 1Opinion | K.V. Prasad | Thursday April 18, 2024 As the first phase of voting approaches on Friday, April 19, a clear picture emerges of a nearly direct contest between BJP-led NDA and the Congress-led INDIA. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Fluid Friendships: Over A Quarter Of BJP Candidates Are DefectorsOpinion | Derek O'Brien | Monday April 15, 2024 There is an urgent need to reassess the existing anti-defection law and give it more teeth. www.ndtv.comOpinion | Road To 2024: Can Economic Performance Affect A Party's Winnability?Opinion | Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday April 9, 2024 A government in India is likely to be voted out whenever GDP growth under it is lower compared to its predecessor's. 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