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The LDF drew a blank in Ernakulam, Kottayam and Idukki districts with Thrissur proving to be the only saving grace

SC was replying to an oral mentioning to continue deployment of Central forces to deter post-poll violence in West Bengal

He is seeking a release from custody on the ground that he has already undergone the maximum sentence for the offences for which he was extradited

Three Indian nationals sustained injuries after the fire broke out on the Fujairah Petroleum Industries Zone, following a drone attack from Iran, local media reported

The party may have failed to win in Assam and Tamil Nadu, but in its defeat there is a silver lining: its pre-eminence in the INDIA bloc is further cemented

While BJP won four seats in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tripura and Nagaland, Congress won two in Karnataka and NCP emerged victorious in Maharashtra

Chennai has delivered a clear and decisive verdict. Out of 16 Assembly constituencies in the city, actor Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam has won 14 seats, leaving the DMK with just two. The only seats retained by the DMK are Harbour and Chepauk–Thiruvallikeni.

The DMK’s downfall in Chennai is drastic compared to the previous election in 2021, in which the alliance it led not only won all the 16 constituencies in the district.

According to initial counting trends, G. Sudhakaran was ahead by more than 6,000 votes

He defeated the DMK’s N. Chitrarasu and the AIADMK’s Gokula Indira

Congress opens account with Jaleshwar seat after State chief Gaurav Gogoi loses in Jorhat

Businessman Jose Charles Martin, founder of LJK, has pulled off a victory in Kamaraj Nagar, Puducherry. Previously, the seat was held by BJP. Mr. Martin found the LJK late 2025. He won with a whopping margin of 10205 votes

NDA alliance, led by Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma is looking for a hat-trick in the state.

The elections were held under the shadow of the SIR exercise, in which the names of around 91 lakh people were removed from the electoral rolls, which shrank to around 6.82 crore.

Live updates on the winners are being provided as counting continues.

Mr. Verma reaffirmed India’s commitment to work closely with the people and government of Bangladesh to further strengthen people-centric cooperation across all sectors.

Congress leader Saikia was trailing by 4,967 votes in Sivasagar district's Nazira seat. BJP’s Mayur Borgohain secured 11,607 votes after the second round, compared to Saikia’s 6,640

Mr. Stalin is the fourth sitting Chief Minister in Tamil Nadu to lose an Assembly election

State BJP chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar said "this was an anti-CPI(M) election" as the people were "fed up with their corruption and alleged misappropriation of gold from Sabarimala"