A delegation of Opposition leaders met the poll officer demanding that either BJP's name should be removed or other parties should be allowed to place their names on the ballot papers.

The much-awaited Lok Sabha Election 2019 has begun in India. On Thursday people will vote for the 91 constituencies to choose their leader. PM Narendra Modi has made a hard pitch for a second term, based on his work done in last five years. Opposition, on the other hand, has energized themselves with a fresh Rahul Gandhi for the elections.

PM Modi says BJP manifesto has made manifesto multi-layered and multi-dimensional keeping in mind India's diversity. Mentioned below are the promises BJP has mentioned in the Lok Sabha Poll manifesto 2018

On the occasion, he slammed Bharatiya Janata Party and said “I saw democracy changing into dictatorship in the BJP…It has become one-man show and two-man army."

National news channel ABP conducted an exclusive interview of Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, 5 April. During the pre-election interview, PM Modi spoke flawlessly on all the issues pertaining to upcoming polls. Here are key points that Prime Minister Modi mentioned today in his pre-poll interview:

Election time is going on in the country. In the Lok Sabha elections, the political parties are pushing the heels to win each and every seat and blaming the other parties only. Between the conflicting atmosphere of political ideologies, Bharatiya Divyang Sangathan has urged all political parties, especially the ruling party-BJP ,that Divyang people who have three percent of the population should be made part of the political mainstream. The organization says that all political parties should give tickets to at least two Divyang candidates in the Lok Sabha elections.

With Lok Sabha elections heading closer, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a television channel NaMo TV. Get everything about NaMo TV including programmes, channel number, election campaigns, PM Modi speech and more.

WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned company has announced that it is launching a new privacy setting that will help you decide who can add you to groups, preventing spam additions that have been a trouble for many users.

Yet again, Article 35A of Indian Constitution is making controversial headlines. Lately, BJP President Amit Shah has said that abrogating Article 35-A is the party's manifesto and it is a commitment to the citizen of the country. He added that 'it has not happened till now' as the party do not have majority in Rajya Sabha.

The Indian National Congress on Tuesday released its poll manifesto for Lok Sabha Elections 2019, set to start from April 11. The announcement was made in the presence of Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, former PM Manmohan Singh, Priyanka Gandhi and other prominent leaders from the party.