“Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to create a Hindu Rashtra (nation). No one trusts him,” said Sushilkumar Shinde after casting his vote during the second phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections 2019.  

Nearly 15.8 crore voters will seal the fate of 1600-odd candidates in 95 Lok Sabha constituencies across 11 states and one Union Territory.

If this government continues in office, in 25 years, India will be ahead of America, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev stressed.

Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha Congress candidate Tharoor, on Monday, suffered a freak accident while performing a ritual at a temple near here, leading to eight stitches on his head.

The level of political blame game in Indian elections has never been civil, but with Azam Khan's 'Khaki Underwear' remark it just hit a new low. Unfortunately, it is not the first time that the Samajwadi Party leader has made objectionable statements which command a strict action against him. Take a look a the few recent ones:

On Sunday, during electioneering, Khan made an "underwear jibe", which the saffron party said was made against the actor, fighting the Lok Sabha polls from Rampur against him.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday went all guns blazing on the Congress-JDS government in Karnataka while addressing a rally in Mangaluru. He said the ruling coalition partners were the "enemy" of farmers and accused it of having failed to provide a list of beneficiaries for the Centre's scheme to deposit Rs 6,000 a year into farmers' accounts.

Voting for 543 Lok Sabha seats will be held in seven phases: April 11, April 18, April 23, April 29, May 6, May 12 and May 19. Counting will be done on May 23. In Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim and Odisha, assembly polls to 175, 32 and 28 seats, respectively, will be held simultaneously in the first phase.

Speculations were rife that Thakor may quit the Congress as he was unhappy with the local party leadership. Though he was keen to contest from Patan Lok Sabha seat, the Congress chose former MP Jagdish Thakor over him.

In the latest edition of the Election Special Aap Ki Adalat, Rajat Sharma put Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in the dock. The show will be broadcast at 10 pm tonight at India TV. You can watch the show here.

However, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath's Officer on Special Duty (OSD) Praveen Kakkar, on Tuesday, termed the income-tax raids at his residence and other places a "political operation".

Ahmed Patel said the use of Income Tax department to "target" BJP's political opponents ahead of Lok Sabha polls shows the "desperation" in the ruling party.

The polling process for the general elections to biggest democracy in the world will begin from Thursday, April 11. In the first phase, 91 Lok Sabha constituencies from 20 states and union territories will go to polls.

Questioning Congress leader Randeep Surjewala's statement where he said his party was not in talks with the AAP or any other party for an alliance in Haryana and Punjab, Rai asked whether the Congress has forgotten about its loss in the bypolls in Jind.

UP accounts for the highest number of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the country.

Varun Gandhi gave the statement during campaigning for the party for the Lok Sabha elections 2019.

Congress party on Tuesday released its manifesto-Jan Awaaz-for Lok Sabha elections 2019 in the presence of veteran Congress leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi.

India TV Editor-in-Chief is hosting special edition Aap Ki Adalat in Nagpur. First guest on the special series of India TV's iconic show is Nitin Gadkari. Follow live updates from the show right here.

Replying to questions from Rajat Sharma in India TV's show "Aap Ki Adalat", recorded in Nagpur today, Gadkari said: "I have full confidence that BJP will get full majority and Narendra Modi will become the Prime Minister. I have no dreams of becoming PM, nor am I lobbying for that post or approached anybody."

“Replying to terrorists in their own language is not being liked by some people. When India hits back at the enemy, some people here start crying. When Pakistan is being exposed in front of the world these people start speaking in support of Pakistan,” PM Modi said.