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"An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again, but one which crumbles from within, is dead forever."— Will Durant
16/06/2026

"An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again, but one which crumbles from within, is dead forever."— Will Durant

Sushmitha Dev on Wednesday, resigned as a member of Rajyasabha, the second TMC MP to resign in this week.
10/06/2026

Sushmitha Dev on Wednesday, resigned as a member of Rajyasabha, the second TMC MP to resign in this week.


Power should change hands from time to time, it serves the interests of the people.
04/05/2026

Power should change hands from time to time, it serves the interests of the people.

04/05/2026

Results today:

చెన్నై :

పోస్టల్ బ్యాలెట్ కౌంటింగ్

డిఎంకే 22 స్థానాలు,
ఏఐడిఎంకే - 5 స్థానాలు
టీవీకే 4 స్థానాల్లో ముందంజ

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by Political LaboratoryAssam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamilnadu and West Bengal…
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamilnadu and West Bengal…

by Political Laboratory Assembly Election 2026Total Seats: 294 Majority Mark: 148 Seat ProjectionBJP: 155 – 160 TMC: ...
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assembly Election 2026

Total Seats: 294
Majority Mark: 148

Seat Projection
BJP: 155 – 160
TMC: 128 – 131
Others: 0–3

Key Political Factors
* Aggressive expansion strategy by Bharatiya Janata Party
* Strong grassroots machinery of Mamata Banerjee
Major Issues
* Anti-incumbency against TMC after long rule
* Corruption allegations (teacher recruitment scam, local governance issues)
* Law & order and political violence narratives

New Entrants Impact
* Congress-Left alliance unable to regain strong footing
* Polarization consolidating votes between BJP & TMC

Conclusion
A highly competitive election, with BJP having a slight edge to cross majority, possibly by a narrow margin.

by Political Laboratory Assembly Election 2026Total Seats: 140 Majority Mark: 71Seat ProjectionUDF (Congress-led): 90...
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assembly Election 2026

Total Seats: 140
Majority Mark: 71

Seat Projection
UDF (Congress-led): 90 - 92
LDF (Left Front): 45 - 46
Others: 0 – 2

Why Congress (UDF) Gains Edge
* Strong anti-incumbency against Pinarayi Vijayan government after consecutive terms.
* ⁠Governance fatigue and allegations around administrative centralization.
* ⁠UDF’s renewed grassroots mobilization and youth outreach.
* ⁠Key Political Factors
High literacy-driven issue-based voting
Minority consolidation (Muslim & Christian voters) towards UDF

Economic concerns:
* unemployment, rising debt
Major Issues
* Gold smuggling controversy legacy
* Welfare delivery vs fiscal stress debate
* Youth migration and job crisis

New Entrants Impact
* Bharatiya Janata Party remains marginal but vote share slightly rising
* No major third force disrupting bipolar politics

Conclusion:
Congress-led UDF likely to form government, riding anti-incumbency and coalition consolidation.

by Political Laboratory Assembly Election 2026Total Seats: 234Majority Mark: 118Seat ProjectionDMK+: 140 – 135AIADMK...
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assembly Election 2026
Total Seats: 234
Majority Mark: 118

Seat ProjectionDMK+: 140 – 135
AIADMK+: 82 - 85
TVK & Others: 10–14

Key Political Factors* Leadership of M. K. Stalin maintaining welfare-driven governance Resilience and comeback attempt by Edappadi K. Palaniswami Game Changer* Entry of Vijay with TVK (Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam) TVK splits anti-incumbency vote, indirectly benefiting DMK

Major Issues* NEET exam controversy
* ⁠State autonomy vs Centre relations
* ⁠Welfare vs fiscal sustainability debate

New Entrants Impact* TVK emerges as vote splitter, not winner (yet) Youth vote sees fragmentation

Conclusion:Despite anti-incumbency, DMK likely to retain power, aided by opposition vote division.

by Political Laboratory Assembly Election 2026Total Seats: 30Majority Mark: 16Seat ProjectionNDA (BJP + Allies): 18–2...
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assembly Election 2026
Total Seats: 30
Majority Mark: 16

Seat ProjectionNDA (BJP + Allies): 18–22 Congress+: 4 - 6 Others: 0–2 Key

Political Factors* Strong backing of central leadership Welfare schemes visibility and governance stability Fragmented opposition Major Issues* Statehood demand vs administrative control Tourism economy revival Employment opportunities

New Entrants Impact* Smaller regional outfits fail to consolidate

Conclusion:Comfortable win for NDA, benefiting from organizational clarity and opposition weakness.

by Political Laboratory Assembly Election 2026Total Seats: 126 Majority Mark: 64 Seat Projection: NDA (BJP+): 89 - 90...
29/04/2026

by Political Laboratory
Assembly Election 2026
Total Seats: 126
Majority Mark: 64 Seat Projection: NDA (BJP+): 89 - 90
Congress+ (ASM Alliance): 31-32
Others: 3-4

Vote Share EstimateNDA: 43–46%Opposition: 36–40%
Key Political Factors* Strong leadership of Himanta Biswa Sarma driving governance narrative
* ⁠Consolidation of Hindu vote bank across Upper Assam and Barak Valley
* ⁠Continued focus on CAA implementation & identity politics
* ⁠Welfare schemes and infrastructure push (roads, healthcare, education)
Major Issues* Illegal immigration & NRC/CAA debates
* ⁠Ethnic balancing in tribal regions
* ⁠Flood management and economic development

New Entrants Impact* Regional outfits and AIUDF influence declining* Opposition vote fragmentation helping NDA

ConclusionA clear and comfortable victory for NDA, with minimal anti-incumbency and strong organizational strength.

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