Narendra Modi government is all set to win the Lok Sabha Election 2019 with over 300 seats, to kickstart their second term in India. Addressing the nation for their support, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his gratitude saying this is a victory of India.

Lok Sabha Election Results 2019: People are sitting on the edge of their seats to know who will get to rule the country for next five years. The fate of over 8,000 candidates in a total of 542 parliamentary constituencies will be revealed on May 23. The counting of votes began sharply at 8 AM on Thursday.

After the last vote was counted on May 19 for the Lok Sabha Election 2019, the Opposition leaders have been raising their concerns over possible tampering of the EVMs to turn around the fate of candidates in the election.

The Home Ministry on Wednesday sounded a nation-wide alert to states about possible violence in different parts of the country in relation to counting of votes.

A gym trainer, who rose to fame with his short videos on the social networking sites TikTok and Instagram, has been shot dead by three men at a shop in outer Delhi's Najafgarh on Tuesday.

The Congress and some other opposition parties are in discussion to join hands quickly and stake claims to form government in case the tally falls any short for the ruling NDA government on May 23.

At least 11 people, including the National People's Party (NPP) legislator, have been reportedly killed by the militants in the Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday.

Rejecting the petition and tagging it as “nuisance”, the court said, “We won’t entertain such a plea over and over again. Can’t come in the way of people electing their representatives. Let country elect its government.”

NaMo TV has disappeared from the TVs exactly how it had appeared on the set top boxes. Considering the timing of its disappearance, many eyebrows have raised. NaMo TV had made its way on various service providers' platform just before the start of 2019 Lok Sabha elections on March 26.

On Monday, petrol prices increased by 9 paisa per litre to Rs 71.12 and diesel by a higher 15 paisa per litre to Rs 66.11 in Delhi, ending 15-day run where the product prices maintained consistent fall.