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NDA Loses Majority in Rajya Sabha:

NDA Loses Majority in Rajya Sabha:

While the BJP commands a significant majority in the Lok Sabha with 240 members, it still falls short of the majority mark of 272. This shortfall in both houses underscores the importance of building and maintaining alliances, particularly with regional parties and independents, to ensure smooth legislative functioning.

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Leader of the Opposition

Leader of the Opposition

The recent elections saw the BJP retaining a significant share of the popular vote, losing only 1.2% compared to the Congress's gain of 1.49%. Despite the Congress's marginal increase in vote share, the BJP remains dominant with 240 seats, underscoring its continued electoral prowess after a decade in power. The pre-poll alliance of the NDA secured a clear majority, allowing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to begin his third consecutive term. These electoral outcomes highlight a nuanced political landscape where incremental shifts in vote share do not necessarily translate into substantial gains or losses.

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Understanding the Controversy:

Understanding the Controversy:

Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, addressing the issue indirectly during a convocation ceremony at the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) in Thiruvananthapuram, condemned Chidambaram's remarks as "derogatory, defamatory, and highly insulting." He underscored the importance of respecting parliamentary processes and the competence of lawmakers involved in drafting laws that impact the nation's legal landscape.

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A New Chapter for Jharkhand

A New Chapter for Jharkhand

Hemant Soren’s political trajectory has been tumultuous. In January 2024, he was sent to jail over allegations in a land scam case, which led to his resignation as Chief Minister. However, his release on bail on June 28, 2024, paved the way for his political resurgence. On July 3, a crucial meeting took place in Ranchi, where JMM-led alliance leaders, including outgoing Chief Minister Champai Soren, Congress Party in-charge of the state Ghulam Ahmad Mir, and state Congress president Rajesh Thakur, discussed the leadership change.