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Former JNUSU president and CPI leader Kanhaiya Kumar and Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani are likely to join the Congress today, reports said.
The two youth leader will reportedly join the party in the presence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi.
Kumar had unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election from Begusarai in Bihar on the CPI ticket against Giriraj Singh of the BJP.
Mevani is currently an independent legislator in Gujarat and represents the Vadgam constituency. He is the convener of the Rashtriya Dalit Adhikar Manch.
It is, however, not clear if the new entrants would be given a national role or would be asked to focus on their respective States.
While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.
The Congress is looking at a revamp with the induction of youth leaders. There is also buzz around election strategist Prashant Kishor joining the party and help strategise ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Kanhaiya Kumar, Jignesh Mevani set to join Congress as party eyes revamp

Kanhaiya Kumar, Jignesh Mevani set to join Congress as party eyes revamp ahead of 2024 polls

Kanhaiya, Mevani likely to join Congress today

Kanhaiya, Mevani likely to join Congress today
Congress eyes revamp with entry of youth icons
Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi to induct youth leaders into the party
Kanhaiya&nbsp;reportedly met Rahul&nbsp;earlier this month
Buzz around Prashant&nbsp;Kishor's&nbsp;entry into Congress

While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.

Former JNUSU president and CPI leader Kanhaiya Kumar and Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani are likely to join the Congress today, reports said.
The two youth leader will reportedly join the party in the presence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi.
Kumar had unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha election from Begusarai in Bihar on the CPI ticket against Giriraj Singh of the BJP.
Mevani is currently an independent legislator in Gujarat and represents the Vadgam constituency. He is the convener of the Rashtriya Dalit Adhikar Manch.
It is, however, not clear if the new entrants would be given a national role or would be asked to focus on their respective States.
While Kanhaiya Kumar met Rahul Gandhi earlier this month, Mevani has been in touch with the leadership. In last Gujarat elections, Congress had withdrawn its candidate from Vadgam in Mevani's support.
The Congress is looking at a revamp with the induction of youth leaders. There is also buzz around election strategist Prashant Kishor joining the party and help strategise ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

As BJP leaders led by Dilip Ghosh campaigned in the Bhowanipore constituency on Monday days ahead of the bypolls, TMC workers gathered to protest and raise slogans against the opposition party.
As the BJP leaders led by Dilip Ghosh campaigned in Bhowanipore, Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers gathered at a distance to protest against the opposition party.
Videos that have emerged show Dilip Ghosh being surrounded by protesters chanting slogans while his security personnel struggle to protect him.
His security personnel were then seen pulling out their guns to protect the leader Dilip Ghosh. In another, at least two security officers are seen pointing their guns in the air to disperse the crowd.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is seeking re-election after losing out to BJP&rsquo;s Suvendu Adhikari in Nandigram in the state assembly elections. It is important that Mamata wins the Bhawanipore bypolls to continue as the Bengal Chief Minister.

Bhowanipore bypoll: ruckus amid TMC protests, Dilip Ghosh cuts short campaign

As BJP leaders led by Dilip Ghosh campaigned in the Bhowanipore constituency days ahead of the bypolls, TMC workers gathered to protest and raise slogans against the opposition party.

//Dilip Ghosh&nbsp;cuts short campaign in Bhowanipore&nbsp;amid TMC&nbsp;protest
//Monday was the last day of campaign for the crucual&nbsp;Bhowanipore&nbsp;bypolls
//TMC&nbsp;protesters surrounded Dilip&nbsp;Ghosh, chanting slogans
////BJP claimed Ghosh was 'kicked, pushed and heckled' by TMC supporters
//Security personnel were seen pulling out their guns to protect Dilip Ghosh
//Dilip&nbsp;Ghosh&nbsp;says Election Commission informed, demands postponement of bypolls
//TMC&nbsp;accused the BJP of &lsquo;blatant violation of human rights&rsquo;
//Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;must win the&nbsp;Bhawanipore bypolls to continue as CM

Videos that have emerged show BJP's&nbsp;Dilip Ghosh being surrounded by TMC&nbsp;protesters chanting slogans while his security personnel struggle to protect him.

As BJP leaders led by Dilip Ghosh campaigned in the Bhowanipore constituency on Monday days ahead of the bypolls, TMC workers gathered to protest and raise slogans against the opposition party.
The BJP had deployed a large group of party leaders in Bhowanipore, in support of party candidate Priyanka Tibrewal on the last day of the campaign.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is seeking re-election after losing out to BJP&rsquo;s Suvendu Adhikari in Nandigram in the state assembly elections.&nbsp;
As the BJP leaders campaigned in Bhowanipore, TMC workers gathered at a distance to protest.
Videos that have emerged show Dilip Ghosh being surrounded by protesters chanting slogans while his security personnel struggle to shield him. The security personnel were then seen pulling out their guns to protect Ghosh.
Dilip Ghosh has demanded the postponement of the Bhabanipur bypoll&nbsp;stating a fair election isn't possible under these circumstances. Addressing a press conference he said&nbsp;the Election Commission was informed but it has not taken any action.
TMC has hit out at the BJP questioning how &lsquo;could a gun be aimed at public in broad daylight?&rsquo; and accused the opposition party of &lsquo;blatant violation of human rights&rsquo;.

Farmers from across the nation participate in the Bharat Bandh, as they mark one year of protesting against the contentious farm laws.

Bharat Bandh: Snapshots from farmers protests across country

Farmers from across the nation participate in the Bharat Bandh, as they mark one year of protesting against the contentious farm laws. 

Many farmers in Bahadurgarh, Haryana&nbsp;and Tirupati, Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh,&nbsp;blocked rail lines&nbsp;to observe the Bharat&nbsp;Bandh&nbsp;that began on Monday morning at 6 am and will go on till 4 pm.

Farmers from across the nation participate in the Bharat&nbsp;Bandh, as they mark one year of the contentious&nbsp;farm laws.
Hundreds of farmers blocked the Delhi-Haryana national highway leading to massive traffic jams. Many gathered at the railway lines in Bahadurgarh, Haryana,&nbsp;and Tirupati, Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;to observe the Bharat&nbsp;Bandh&nbsp;that began on Monday morning at 6 am and will go on till 4 pm. Reiterating his demand of repealing the farm laws, Bhartiya&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Union leader&nbsp;Rakesh Tikait&nbsp;informed that Ambulances,&nbsp;doctors or those going for an emergency can pass through. He added that the farmers have not sealed down anything. He also requested the shopkeepers to keep their shops closed and open only after 4 pm.
Parts of the national capital witnessed traffic snarls on Monday morning as police closed some key roads to prevent any untoward incident during the Bharat Bandh called by farm unions against the Centre&rsquo;s three farm laws.
The Delhi Police has increased security checks at its border points which led to the slowing down of traffic and it informed commuters about road closures and traffic snarls on Twitter.
According to police, roads around the historic Red Fort as well as the dual carriageway at Ghazipur border were closed for traffic.
&nbsp;&nbsp;

Shortly after praising the Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro on Monday quit his party of 40 years.
It has fuelled rumors that Faleiro is joining the TMC.
In his effusive praise for Mamata, he called the Bengal CM the only "street fighter" who can give the BJP a tough fight.
Meanwhile TMC leader Derek O'Brien just started following Faleiro on Twitter further fanning rumours of the Congress leader joining the ruling party of Bengal
If Faleiro joins TMC, it will be the second prominent defection after the crossover of Sushmita Deb who has been given a big role in Tripura ahead of elections next year.
Faleiro will likely be entrusted with bolstering the Trinamool in Goa. In poll bound Goa, the Congress is considerably weakened and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is campaigning aggressively.
Further, Faleiro who was the Congress's in-charge of Tripura for the 2019 national election can help the TMC&rsquo;s fight against the ruling BJP in the north-eastern state.

Veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro quits party, likely to join TMC

Shortly after praising the Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro quit his party on Monday.

//Veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro&nbsp;quit his party of 40 years
//Luizinho Faleiro&nbsp;quit Congress shortly after praising Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee
//Faleiro's resignation spars rumours of him joining the the TMC
//MC leader Derek O'Brien just started following Faleiro on Twitter
//Faleiro's&nbsp;could be the second prominent defection after Sushmita Deb's
//Faleiro will likely be entrusted with bolstering the Trinamool in Goa
//Goa&nbsp;state assembly elections scheduled to be held in 2022

In his effusive praise for Mamata, veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro&nbsp;called the Bengal CM the only "street fighter" who can give the BJP a tough fight.

Shortly after praising the Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, veteran Goa Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro on Monday quit his party of 40 years.
It has fuelled rumors that Faleiro is joining the TMC.
In his effusive praise for Mamata, he called the Bengal CM the only "street fighter" who can give the BJP a tough fight.
Meanwhile TMC leader Derek O'Brien just started following Faleiro on Twitter further fanning rumours of the Congress leader joining the ruling party of Bengal
If Faleiro joins TMC, it will be the second prominent defection after the crossover of Sushmita Deb who has been given a big role in Tripura ahead of elections next year.
Faleiro will likely be entrusted with bolstering the Trinamool in Goa. In poll bound Goa, the Congress is considerably weakened and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is campaigning aggressively.
Further, Faleiro who was the Congress's in-charge of Tripura for the 2019 national election can help the TMC&rsquo;s fight against the ruling BJP in the north-eastern state.

Jitin Prasada, the former Congress leader who recently joined the BJP&nbsp;was sworn in as a minister in the Uttar Pradesh government.Governor Anandiben Patel administered the oath of office to Prasada&nbsp;as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expanded his cabinet on Sunday ahead of the Assembly elections next year.
BJP leaders Chhatrapal Singh, Paltu Ram, Sangeeta Bind, Dharamveer Prajapati, Sanjeev Kumar, Dinesh Khatik took oath as junior ministers.
&nbsp;

Uttar Pradesh Cabinet expansion LIVE: Jitin Prasada sworn in as minister in Yogi Adityanath govt

Uttar Pradesh Cabinet expansion LIVE: Jitin Prasada sworn in as minister in Yogi Adityanath govt

Jitin Prasada, the former Congress leader who recently joined the BJP&nbsp;was sworn in as a minister in the Uttar Pradesh government. Governor Anandiben Patel administered the oath of office to Prasada&nbsp;as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expanded his cabinet on Sunday ahead of the Assembly elections next year.
BJP leaders Chhatrapal Singh, Paltu Ram, Sangeeta Bind, Dharamveer Prajapati, Sanjeev Kumar, Dinesh Khatik took oath as junior ministers.
&nbsp;

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state. After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers.The ministers who took oath on Sunday are Brahm Mohindra, Manpreet Singh Badal, Tripti Rajinder Singh Bajwa, Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria, Rana Gurjit Singh, Aruna Chaudary, Razia Sultana, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Vijay Inder Singla, Randeep Singh Nabha, Raj Kumar Verka, Sangat Singh Gilzian, Pargat Singh, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Gukrirat Singh Kotli. Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal. The leaders demanded that the cabinet berth should go to a clean Dalit leader.

Punjab's new cabinet: 15 Congress leaders take oath as ministers  

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.
The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state.
After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers.
Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp;
However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal.

The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state.

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh. The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state. After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers. The ministers who took oath on Sunday are Brahm Mohindra, Manpreet Singh Badal, Tripti Rajinder Singh Bajwa, Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria, Rana Gurjit Singh, Aruna Chaudary, Razia Sultana, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Vijay Inder Singla, Randeep Singh Nabha, Raj Kumar Verka, Sangat Singh Gilzian, Pargat Singh, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Gukrirat Singh Kotli. Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp; However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal. The leaders demanded that the cabinet berth should go to a clean Dalit leader.

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale on Saturday while describing the foreign origin issue of Sonia Gandhi as meaningless, said that if she was unwilling, she should have made NCP supremo Sharad Pawar as the Prime Minister in 2004 instead of Manmohan Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
Speaking on Sonia's foreign origin, Athawale asked that if Kamala Harris can become Vice President of the US then why couldn't Sonia Gandhi, a citizen of India, couldn't become the Prime Minister?
Athawale's remarks come as Manmohan Singh celebrates his birthday on Sunday.

Sonia should have become PM or chosen Pawar over Manmohan: union minister & BJP ally

Union Minister and NDA&nbsp;ally&nbsp;Ramdas Athawale&nbsp;has said that Sonia Gandhi should have become the prime minister when UPA&nbsp;came to power in 2004.
Saying that&nbsp;the argument surrounding her foreign roots is meaningless,&nbsp;Athawale&nbsp;added that if Indian-origin Kamala&nbsp;Harris can become the Vice-President of US, why can't Sonia Gandhi who is an Indian citizen become the Prime Minister.&nbsp;
He also suggested that if Sonia Gandhi was unwilling to become the PM then she should chosen NCP&nbsp;chief Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;and not Manmohan&nbsp;Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
&nbsp;

He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
&nbsp;

Union Minister and NDA&nbsp;ally&nbsp;Ramdas Athawale&nbsp;has said that Sonia Gandhi should have become the prime minister when UPA&nbsp;came to power in 2004.
Saying that&nbsp;the argument surrounding her foreign roots is meaningless,&nbsp;Athawale&nbsp;added that if Indian-origin Kamala&nbsp;Harris can become the Vice-President of US, why can't Sonia Gandhi who is an Indian citizen become the Prime Minister.&nbsp;
He also suggested that if Sonia Gandhi was unwilling to become the PM then she should have&nbsp;chosen NCP&nbsp;chief Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;and not Manmohan&nbsp;Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
&nbsp;

The announcement for a repoll follows the suspension of three Chennai Corporation officials for transporting two EVMs and VVPAT machines on a two-wheeler.

EC orders repolling in Tamil Nadu's Velachery booth on Apr 17

#KeralaAssemblyElection #ElectionPorkalam&nbsp;
In Thrithala, two young and dynamic faces from the Left and Congress - VT Balram and MB Rajesh - clash in one of the most keenly watched electoral battles.

Clash of the young titans: VT Balram and MB Rajesh battle it out in Thrithala 

&nbsp;#KeralaAssemblyElections&nbsp;#Twenty20&nbsp;#Kizhakkambalam
Kizhakkambalam Twenty 20, the CSR wing of Kerala&rsquo;s Anna-Kitex group, governs four gram panchayats in Ernakulam district. The outfit is contesting from eight constituencies in the 2021 Kerala Assembly polls. TNM visited Kizhakkambalam, the epicentre of the outfit, to find out the outfit&rsquo;s popularity and growth.

How Kizhakkambalam Twenty 20, a corporate group, assumed power in 4 Kerala panchayats

#TamilNaduElections2021 #TamilNaduElections #TNElections #DMK #AIADMK #MNM #KamalHaasan #Vanathi #BJP #TNBJP #Coimbatore #Suhasini
It's a high pitched battle in Coimbatore South as Kamal Haasan,Vanathi Srinivasan and Mayura Jayakumar face off.

Basic amenities take prominence in Coimbatore South

#election #elections #TNAssemblyelections #KeralaAssemblyelections #politics #funnycampaigns #DMK #AIADMK #UDF #LDF #InterestingCampaigns #FunnyPolitics
Watch how candidates for the Assembly elections are trying to woo voters, and become memorable!

Washing clothes, selling fish, begging: How TN and Kerala candidates are campaigning this election season

Soon after the Congress announced its candidates for the Assembly polls, local leaders in the party resigned en masse. Here&rsquo;s why.

Kerala Election Varthamanam: Explainer: Why the Congress is seeing mass resignations in Kerala

#BJP #TamilNaduElections2021 #TNElections2021 #AIADMK #EPS #DMK #Stalin #TNBJP #Khushboo #VanathiSrinivasan #KamalHaasan
Vanathi Srinivasan, Coimbatore South&rsquo;s candidate, speaks to TNM on Kamal Haasan, AIADMK&rsquo;s poll promises, price rise and more.&nbsp;

Centre open to dialogue on CAA: BJP’s Vanathi Srinivasan to TNM 

The BJP has fielded its state president K Surendran from Manjeshwaram, the north most constituency in Kerala. But the party faces a fight to win a seat it lost by just 89 votes in 2016.