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Vishal Mishra to Headline First-Ever Live Concert in Jaipur as Part of "Pehle Bhi Main" India Tour

Music enthusiasts and fans can look forward to a night filled with magic, as vishal mishra takes center stage to captivate hearts and create unforgettable memories..

By: ABP Live Focus | Updated at : 24 Apr 2024 07:32 PM (IST)

Vishal Mishra

Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], April 24:  Renowned singer and composer Vishal Mishra is all set to mesmerize the audience with his first-ever live concert as part of his hugely successful  "Pehle Bhi Main" India Tour at Novotel JECC, Jaipur, Rajasthan, on Saturday, 25th May 2024.

 In a statement, Vishal Mishra expressed his excitement about bringing his musical journey to Jaipur after the overwhelming response in cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Lucknow, Guwahati, and many more across India. He thanked his fans for their unwavering support and promised an unforgettable musical experience in Jaipur. 

Adding to the excitement, the founders of Rhyme and Rhythm Events, and organizers of this event, Shekhar Waghmare and Malhar Ingale expressed their delight in organizing this concert for the musical lovers of Jaipur and the surrounding areas. 

They highlighted the significance of Vishal Mishra's talent and the unique experience his concerts offer, ensuring an evening filled with soulful tunes and electrifying performances for the audience. The "Pehle Bhi Main" India Tour has been a massive success, showcasing Vishal Mishra's versatility and musical brilliance. His chart-topping hits and soul-stirring melodies have resonated with audiences nationwide, making this concert in Jaipur a highly anticipated event. 

Music enthusiasts and fans can look forward to a night filled with magic, as Vishal Mishra takes center stage to captivate hearts and create unforgettable memories. As the excitement builds up for Vishal Mishra's live concert in Jaipur, fans are urged to book their tickets early to secure their spot at this musical extravaganza. Whether you're a fan of Vishal Mishra's Bollywood hits or his independent singles, this concert promises to deliver an experience like no other, celebrating the power of music and the artistry of one of India's most talented musicians.

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Cricket: How to watch the India tour of South Africa live

India's men will tour South Africa from 10 December 2023 to 7 January 2024 for a multi-format series made up of three T20Is followed by three ODIs before culminating in two Tests. 

Two of the biggest nations in men's cricket go head-to-head in a multi-format series to end 2023 and start 2024.

India travel to South Africa to compete in all three main forms of the sport: Twenty20 (T20) Games, One Day Internationals, and five day Test Matches.

The Freedom Series will kick-off in Durban on 10 December for the first of three T20 Internationals. India are ranked world number one, while the Proteas are ranked sixth in the rankings.

India will have high hopes in the shortest format of the game following their recent 4-1 series win over Australia on the subcontinent.

The T20s will be followed by three ODIs. India were the runners-up from the recent Cricket World Cup on home soil, while South Africa lost in the semi-final of that event.

The tour will culminate with two Test matches, with the traditional Boxing Day Test in Centurion before the two sides cross swords again in the longest form of the game in the New Year. The Test matches are a part of the ICC World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle.

South Africa has opted to rest some of their top players – for the T20s and the One-Day Internationals – including regular captain Temba Bavuma and fast bowler Kagiso Rabada . Many of the stalwarts will, however, return to boost the Proteas' stocks for first-class cricket. Aiden Markram will wear the captain's armband in Bavuma's absence for the limited-over matches

India will follow a similar recipe with some of their mainstays such as Rohit Sharma , Virat Kohli, and Hardik Pandya taking a break from white-ball cricket. The squad will be back to full strength for the two Test matches.

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South Africa squads for the multi-format series:

South africa t20i squad for india series 2023.

Aiden Markram (c), Ottniel Baartman, Matthew Breetzke, Nandre Burger, Gerald Coetzee (1st and 2ndT20Is), Donovan Ferreira, Reeza Hendricks, Marco Jansen (1st and 2nd T20Is), Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, David Miller, Lungi Ngidi (1st and 2nd T20Is), Andile Phehlukwayo, Tabraiz Shamsi, Tristan Stubbs, and Lizaad Williams

South Africa ODI squad for India series 2023

Aiden Markram (c), Ottniel Baartman, Nandre Burger, Tony de Zorzi, Reeza Hendricks, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Mihlali Mpongwana, David Miller, Wiaan Mulder, Andile Phehlukwayo, Tabraiz Shamsi, Rassie van der Dussen, Kyle Verreynne and Lizaad Williams

South Africa Test squad for India series 2023/24

Temba Bavuma (c), David Bedingham, Nandre Burger, Gerald Coetzee, Tony de Zorzi, Dean Elgar, Marco Jansen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Lungi Ngidi, Keegan Petersen, Kagiso Rabada, Tristan Stubbs and Kyle Verreynne

India squads for the multi-format series:

India t20i squad for series in south africa 2023.

Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav (c), Rinku Singh, Shreyas Iyer, Ishan Kishan (wk), Jitesh Sharma (wk), Ravindra Jadeja (VC), Washington Sundar, Ravi Bishnoi, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Deepak Chahar.

India ODI squad for series in South Africa 2023

Ruturaj Gaikwad, Sai Sudharsan, Tilak Varma, Rajat Patidar, Rinku Singh, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (c)(wk), Sanju Samson (wk), Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mukesh Kumar, Avesh Khan, Arshdeep Singh, Deepak Chahar.

India Test squad for series in South Africa 2023/24

Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Ishan Kishan (wk), KL Rahul (wk), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Mohd. Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Mohd. Shami, Jasprit Bumrah (VC), Prasidh Krishna.

India tour of South Africa multi-format series - Fixtures

Where to watch the india tour of south africa multi-format series.

Live streaming of all multi-format series matches in India’s tour of South Africa will be on on the Star Sports Network TV channels and streamed live on Disney+ Hotstar in India.

The Proteas' home matches will be shown live in South Africa on SuperSport on television and via their live streaming service.

Coverage will be available on TV channels in other regions, including Sky Sports in the UK.

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KING Announces 11-City India Tour Ahead of ‘New Life’ Album Launch

The hip-hop and pop artist’s run of shows will start in Bengaluru on October 28th and end on December 29th in Goa

Indian hip-hop/pop artist KING.

KING ’s next album New Life is gaining momentum. With the release of the introductory song “Crown” with singer-songwriter Natania, the pop/hip-hop hitmaker behind songs like “Maan Meri Jaan” and “Tu Aaake Dekhle” has also announced an 11-city India tour starting October 28th in Bengaluru and ending on December 29th in Goa.

In between, KING and his band will be hitting up Jaipur (November 4th), Hyderabad (November 18th), Guwahati (November 24th), Kolkata (November 26th), Delhi NCR (December 3rd), Pune (December 8th), Lucknow (December 10th), Ahmedabad (December 17th) and cap it off with a Mumbai show on December 24th and a year-ender gig in Goa on December 29th.

The news of KING’s India tour – promoted TI Live by events company Team Innovation – comes after his U.K., U.S. and Canada shows slated for September were nixed due to delays in procuring visas. For now, though, the artist is more than happy to play to his biggest target audience yet in India. “We’ve put our blood and sweat to make this tour an experience of a lifetime. Please come and join us to be a part of this moment,” KING said on Instagram .

In a statement about the tour, he added, “I’m thrilled about my India tour for the album New Life . The incredible love and support from my fans over the years have been truly overwhelming. I can’t wait to see everyone and perform for them. I’m determined to give back the same love and affection I receive every day from my fans. My heart is full, and I’m excited to meet you all my King’s Clan.”

Pre-sale tickets for the tour will begin on September 15th, with registrations now open. Get more details here .

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• Toss: MI, who chose to bat
• Venue: Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
• Umpires: Anil Chaudhary (IND), Saidharshan Kumar (IND) and Bruce Oxenford (AUS)
• Match Referee: Manu Nayyar (IND)
• Match Date: Mon, 22nd Apr 2024

18.4: Tilak Varma to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! Convincing as it gets! Rajasthan beat Mumbai by 9 wickets and that winning shot comes off the bat of Yashasvi Jaiswal. Tilak Varma bowls this short and just outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal rocks back and cuts it precisely behind point for four runs to seal the game. 

18.3: Tilak Varma to Sanju Samson, Drags the length short and into the stumps, Sanju Samson nudges it to long on for a single.

18.2: Tilak Varma to Sanju Samson, Bowled on a fuller length just outside off, Sanju Samson punches it to wide of long off for a couple of runs.

18.1: Tilak Varma to Yashasvi Jaiswal, HUNDRED for Yashasvi Jaiswal! He just shuts the critics with this incredible knock. Tilak Varma bowls this shorter and outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal cuts it to deep point and gets the single.

• End of over 18
• RR Batting Y Jaiswal 99(58) S Samson 35(26)

17.6: Nuwan Thushara to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Offers width outside off, on a fuller length, Yashasvi Jaiswal manages to reach out and slice it to long off for a single. Rajasthan now just need 5 more runs to win and Yashasvi Jaiswal is one short of his century. 

17.5: Nuwan Thushara to Sanju Samson, Hits the length right, on off, Sanju Samson tucks it across the line towards long on for a single. 

17.4: Nuwan Thushara to Sanju Samson, Bowls this nice and full, on off, Sanju Samson drives it straight to the fielder at cover. 

17.3: Nuwan Thushara to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Lands this one fuller and just outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal drives it to long off and gets to the other end.

17.2: Nuwan Thushara to Sanju Samson, Goes a touch fuller and outside off, Sanju Samson hits it down to long off for a single.

17.1: Nuwan Thushara to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Bowls this on a length and into the pads, Yashasvi Jaiswal tucks it behind square on leg for a single. 

• End of over 17
• RR Batting S Samson 33(23) Y Jaiswal 96(55)

16.6: Jasprit Bumrah to Sanju Samson, Hits the length outside off, Sanju Samson leaves it alone. 

16.5: Jasprit Bumrah to Sanju Samson, FOUR! A very ordinary effort in the field by Mohammad Nabi giving away a boundary! Bumrah bowls this full and outside off, Sanju Samson reaches out and drives it neatly to the right of deep point. Mohammad Nabi gets to the ball but is lazy in bending down and looks to pick it up with his right hand allowing the ball to slip through for four more runs. 

16.4: Jasprit Bumrah to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Bowls the full toss on middle and off, Luckily, Yashasvi Jaiswal just pushes it to mid off and gets just a single.

16.3: Jasprit Bumrah to Sanju Samson, Bangs the length, outside off, Sanju Samson nudges it to third man region for a single. 

16.2: Jasprit Bumrah to Sanju Samson, FOUR! Attempted yorker into the pads, but served as a low full toss. Sanju Samson gets it on the full and flicks it away down to the fine leg fence for four more runs. 

16.1: Jasprit Bumrah to Sanju Samson, Hurls a yorker down leg and Sanju Samson fails to flick it away. The umpire calls it a fair delivery and Sanju Samson sends it upstairs to check for a wide. The replay shows that the batter had moved inwards than the normal position and the onfield calls stays. 

• End of over 20
• MI Batting J Bumrah 2(1) P Chawla 1(1)

19.6: Sandeep Sharma to Jasprit Bumrah, A couple of runs to end! Sandeep Sharma rolls his fingers across the ball and bowls it on a hard length outside off. Jasprit Bumrah brooms it away without much timing and gets it in the gap at mid-wicket which allows them to come back for the second run. Three runs and three wickets in the final over and Mumbai eventually finish with 179/9!

19.5: Sandeep Sharma to Tim David, OUT! CAUGHT! A five-wicket haul for Sandeep Sharma and what a performance this has been from him, returning from injury and leading the attack. Slower full toss, not quite high and always dipping a bit. Bowled outside off stump and Tim David has to shuffle across and he looks to go over mid-wicket but ends up skiing it really high. Riyan Parag takes a fine catch near the ropes and manages to stay inside the ropes.

19.4: Sandeep Sharma to Tim David, Dot ball and just one off this over so far, excellent bowling. Banged in short and outside off, Tim David swivels and pulls it without much timing to deep mid-wicket and denies the single.

19.3: Sandeep Sharma to Piyush Chawla, No hat-trick! A juicy full toss, around off and angling across, Piyush Chawla punches it through covers and turns the strike over.

19.2: Sandeep Sharma to Gerald Coetzee, OUT! TAKEN! Two in two here for Sandeep Sharma and he has been the pick of the bowlers for Rajasthan. Another slower one, cross-seamer this time and bowled on a hard length wide of the off stump. Gerald Coetzee goes after it and ends up hitting it aerially back over the bowler's head. The timing just isn't there Shimron Hetmyer takes a fine running catch from long on as he covers good ground to his left. 

19.1: Sandeep Sharma to Tilak Varma, OUT! CAUGHT! Tilak Varma lost a bit of strike in the last couple of overs and that loss of momentum has resulted in his downfall as well. Sandeep Sharma comes from over the wicket and takes pace off, bowling it a tad short and outside off stump. Varma has to reach for it and looks to pull but hits it flat down to long on where Rovman Powell takes a sharp catch. End of a fine knock from Varma.

• End of over 19
• MI Batting T David 3(3) T Varma 65(44)

18.6: Avesh Khan to Tim David, Good effort in the deep from Shimron Hetmyer and only 6 runs come off the 19th over. Pitched up outside the off stump, Tim David gets across a bit and thumps it to the right of long off where Hetmyer gets across quickly and flicks the ball to the other fielder and keeps it down to two.

18.5: Avesh Khan to Tilak Varma, This is top bowling from Avesh Khan in his final over. Full and wide, angling across as well, Tilak Varma squeezes it out in front of point and picks up a single.

18.4: Avesh Khan to Tim David, Full again and outside off stump, not allowing the batter to get under it, Tim David shuffles and hits it down to long on for a single.

18.4: Avesh Khan to Tim David, WIDE! Loses his radar again and pushes the attempted yorker beyond the tramline outside off.

18.3: Avesh Khan to Tim David, Another dot ball! Mumbai losing all momentum here as Avesh Khan nails the wide yorker this time around. Tim David can only manage to hit it towards the cover fielder.

18.3: Avesh Khan to Tim David, WIDE! Full and wide, a bit too wide outside the tramline and no shot is offered by Tim David.

18.2: Avesh Khan to Hardik Pandya, OUT! LBW! Another huge appeal and the finger goes up for LBW! Hardik Pandya reviews it though. Avesh Khan steams in and looks for the straight yorker but serves a full toss instead. This one tails in a bit and dips late as Pandya looks to shuffle and whip it away. Pandya misses and gets hit right in front of the stumps. Clearly, no bat involved and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Mumbai lose another review as Pandya departs after another slim outing.

18.1: Avesh Khan to Hardik Pandya, Goes full and wide and gets it full enough, Hardik Pandya tries to move to the off side and go after it but misses. Pandya does review it for a wide though. The third umpire checks and concludes that Pandya was already outside the off stump and the initial tramline needed to move as well and hence, no wide.

• MI Batting H Pandya 10(8) T Varma 64(43)

17.6: Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, Short of a length, pulled off the back foot and aerially down to long on for a single.

17.5: Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, That's sloppy from the fielder! Shorter one around off, punched towards cover and the fielder has a shy at the bowler's end with the batter well in the crease. No one to back up there and they get an extra run.

17.4: Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, FOUR! Hard and straight! Flighted ball, full and on leg stump, Hardik Pandya punches it with a straight bat and beats Shimron Hetmyer who was running to his left from long on. Yuzvendra Chahal feels he should have stopped it.

17.3: Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, Flatter one around off, getting some drift as well, Hardik Pandya rocks back and cuts it to backward point.

17.2: Yuzvendra Chahal to Tilak Varma, Full and outside off stump, Tilak Varma can't quite get under it and powers it down to long off for one more.

17.1: Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, Nice and full on off stump, knocked down to long off for a single by Pandya.

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Voters in the violence-hit northeastern state of Manipur turned out in large numbers to vote in the shadow of ethnic clashes that killed at least 220 people within a year.

The state has been roiled by fighting between the majority Meitei and the Kuki-Zo communities since May. There were scattered incidents of violence on Friday despite heavy security.

Although election campaign meetings were held behind closed doors because of fears of violence in the state of 3.6 million people, there was 68 percent voter turnout by 5pm (11:30 GMT), when polling stations closed.

“We expect the turnout to go up a little. Overall, people turned up and came out to vote,” Pradeep Jha, Manipur’s chief election officer, said earlier in the day.

Here’s what happened today

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• Voting in the first phase of India’s general election took place in 102 constituencies across 21 states as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks a third term.
• The seven-phase election involves nearly a billion eligible voters in the largest democratic exercise in the world. Votes will be counted on June 4.
• India’s Election Commission said there was nearly a 60 percent turnout in the first phase of the election as of 5pm (11:30 GMT).
• Voting in some areas of the northeastern state of Manipur, which has been hit by ethnic riots, was disrupted after allegations of irregularities, Indian media reported.
• A paramilitary security officer in Bijapur district of the central state of Chhattisgarh was injured in an “accidental” explosion, reports quoting the police said.
• The next phase of the vote will be held on April 26 with 89 parliamentary seats up for grabs across 13 states.

Why Modi is eyeing a third term

If Modi wins, he will be only the second Indian leader to retain power for a third term after Jawaharlal Nehru, the country’s first prime minister.

The BJP controls much of Hindi-speaking northern and central India but is now trying to gain a foothold in the east and south. Its toughest challenge is in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, where voting was held for its 39 seats on Friday.

Modi’s two terms have seen civil liberties in India come under attack as he implements what critics say are discriminatory policies. Peaceful protests have been crushed with force. A once free and diverse media are threatened, violence is on the rise against the Muslim minority and government agencies have arrested opposition politicians in alleged corruption cases.

“Any party that comes back for a third term and with a brute majority is a scary prospect for democracy,” said Arati Jerath, a political commentator.

Modi government ‘controlled Muslims’ in district hit by 2013 riots

Muzaffarnagar district in northern Uttar Pradesh state saw deadly riots a decade ago, but religious divisions still influenced voters in an election in which Hindu nationalism is a key theme.

Clashes broke out here in 2013 after two Hindus stabbed a Muslim youth to death, accusing him of sexually harassing their sister. They were later beaten to death by a Muslim mob, which caused riots that killed about 65 people, mostly Muslims, and displaced thousands.

Violence has not returned to the sugarcane belt, but political divisions remain.

Modi’s government has “controlled Muslims”, said Ramesh Chand, a Hindu biscuit baker in Kairana city near Muzaffarnagar.

In Jaula village, sugarcane farmer Mohammed Irfan, 50, said Modi’s “high-handedness against Muslims” as well as unemployment and inflation were major reasons for him voting for the opposition Samajwadi Party.

#WATCH | Uttar Pradesh: Voting for the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections concludes in Muzaffarnagar. pic.twitter.com/T7zxd7pOU0 — ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2024

Poll panel says 60 percent voter turnout till 5pm

India’s election commission says there was nearly 60 percent turnout in the parliamentary election as of 5pm (11:30 GMT), the Press Trust of India news agency reports.

Ballots are about to close in the first of the seven phases of the weeks-long general election.

In the multiphase 2019 polls, the national voting average was 67 percent.

West Bengal records 77.57% voter turnout till 5pm, the highest amongst the State/UTs voting in the first phase of Lok Sabha polls today. pic.twitter.com/uOFl9vuUJ0 — ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2024

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Photos: Voters head to polls in West Bengal

Gap between BJP, opposition not ‘necessarily unsurmountable’

Surveys show a big gap between Modi’s BJP and the opposition in this election, but it was not “necessarily unsurmountable”, says political analyst Sandeep Shastri of research firm Lokniti Network.

“Many voters say that we take our decision on who to vote for during campaigning and many say we do it closer to the day of voting,” he said.

“So there is also scope for campaigning to impact the nature of the verdict.”

But some BJP insiders and analysts say the party is worried about complacency or overconfidence among voters and party members, and needs to draw more people to vote.

BJP politician to Al Jazeera: ‘Opposition in disarray’

BJP spokesman Mohan Krishna says his party will sweep the election, winning 400 of 543 seats.

“The opposition is in disarray,” he told Al Jazeera. “The welfare schemes … a corruptionless government,” led by Modi has given “immense satisfaction as well as confidence to the people”.

Krishna said allegations of backsliding of democracy under Modi were “absolutely rubbish”.

“Democracy and the constitution are held high by the BJP and we have proved that … in the last 10 years,” he said.

Voters boycott election in Bihar village: Report

Residents in the village of Nehuta in Bihar state’s Aurangabad district are boycotting the vote over development issues, the Press Trust of India news agency reports.

Bihar, located in the east, is one of the poorest and least developed states in the country. But with 40 parliamentary seats, it’s also a politically crucial state, currently governed by a BJP-led coalition.

VIDEO | Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Residents of Nehuta village in Aurangabad, Bihar, boycott polling over development issues. #LSPolls2024WithPTI #LokSabhaElections2024 (Full video available on PTI Videos – https://t.co/n147TvqRQz ) pic.twitter.com/jfjGzq69H4 — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) April 19, 2024

Who rules the states that vote in the first phase?

• Tamil Nadu is governed by an alliance led by the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, one of the main opposition parties
• Modi’s BJP rules in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Assam, Manipur, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh
• The BJP is also in power through alliances in Maharashtra, Bihar, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim and Puducherry
• Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep are federally governed with no democratically elected government
• Indian-administered Kashmir is also ruled from New Delhi, with no state elections since the Modi government scrapped its special status in 2019
• West Bengal is governed by the All India Trinamool Congress Party, a part of the opposition’s INDIA alliance
• A coalition of six regional parties, the Zoram People’s Movement, governs Mizoram

Key constituencies voting in the first phase

Here’s a brief list of some of the most important among 102 constituencies voting on Friday:

Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh: The epicentre of anti-Muslim riots in 2013 that some observers believe helped the BJP win big in India’s most populous state in 2014 (72 out of 80 seats). The constituency, and its neighbouring seats, have a significant Muslim population, but the BJP’s ability to consolidate Hindu votes helped it win in 2014 and 2019.

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu:  Prime Minister Modi’s BJP has traditionally struggled to break through the  southern state of Tamil Nadu , where it won zero out of the 39 seats in 2019. This time, the party is betting on a rising star, the party’s state leader K Annamalai, to deliver an unlikely win from Coimbatore.

Nagpur, Maharashtra: Federal transport minister Nitin Gadkari – a senior BJP leader who some political analysts view as a potential challenger to Modi – is contesting from Nagpur, a city famous for its oranges. Nagpur is also the headquarters of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the Hindu majoritarian umbrella group that is the ideological mentor of the BJP.

Manipur: Both of the northeastern state’s two seats are voting in the first phase on April 19, and in part in the second phase on April 26. The elections are being held in the backdrop of ethnic strife that has effectively fractured Manipur between its plains – where the majority Meitei community predominantly lives – and the hills – where the Kuki community lives. More than 200 people have been killed in clashes since last May between the two communities, with many blaming the state’s BJP government for a biased role and for its failure to stop the violence. Will it pay a political price?

Voting in Chhattisgarh state ‘always a challenge’

Holding elections in Chhattisgarh state’s Bastar is an immense logistical and security challenge, with dense forests providing ample cover for Maoist rebels, say officials.

“Setting up polling stations and conducting voting in a peaceful manner has always been a challenge because of left-wing extremism,” the state’s chief electoral officer Reena Kangale told AFP news agency.

“Much of the area is also mined, so access is a problem without loss of life and limb.”

In recent days, hundreds of security personnel have been searching for improvised explosives on new roads deep inside dense forests to protect polling officials.

Ajay Dikshit, 57, a government school principal seconded to election duty, said his family had pressed him to turn down the assignment.

“I am government employee and I can’t refuse an order,” he said before voting day, while awaiting a helicopter ride to his post. “I just hope that everything works out well.”

The Indian village where all polling officers are women

The officers at a polling station in Chedema village in the tiny mountain state of Nagaland are all women.

The Northern Angami constituency is Nagaland’s first to be solely managed by women polling officers. It was the idea of Kumar Ramnikant, the administrative head of Kohima district, in hopes of breaking job stereotypes.

“If our country needs proper develop then there should be equal contribution from both halves,” Ramnikant said. “Empowerment should not only be at the top level, it should be at the bottom level also. It should be at all layers for real empowerment.”

“Women are more systematic. They take every sentence seriously whereas men have an easy attitude,” said Zhoto Khamo, an officer who has supervised many elections.

Manipur’s BJP CM inflamed conflict: Assam Rifles report on ethnic violence

Reporting from Kangpokpi/Imphal

For nearly a year now, the majority Meitei and the mainly Christian Kuki-Zo communities in India’s northeastern state of Manipur have been locked in what is arguably the country’s longest running ethnic conflict in the 21st century.

The conflict has killed at least 219 people, injured 1,100 others and displaced 60,000. It has also revived an array of armed groups, sweeping up men and boys as recruits from both communities.

An assessment of the violence by Assam Rifles – the federal government’s paramilitary force – puts part of the blame on the state government, headed by Chief Minister N Biren Singh, a member of Modi’s Hindu nationalist BJP and his “political authoritarianism and ambition”.

The report is significant because Modi in his election campaign speeches asserted that the federal government’s timely intervention had led to a “marked improvement in the situation” in Manipur.

Read more here .

Polling stopped in some Manipur seats after ‘ruckus’: Report

Voting in some areas of Manipur’s capital Imphal has been halted, Indian news agency ANI reports.

“Polling stopped at 5 Thongju, 31 Khongman Zone in Imphal after some women alleged irregularities and created a ruckus,” ANI said in a post on X.

For nearly a year, the northeastern state bordering Myanmar has been gripped in what is arguably the country’s longest-running ethnic conflict between the majority Meitei and the Kuki-Zo communities.

The conflict has killed more than 200 people and displaced tens of thousands as Modi’s government faced criticism for failing to control the violence in the state governed by his BJP party.

#WATCH | Manipur: Polling stopped at 5 Thongju, 31 Khongman Zone in Imphal after some women alleged irregularities and created a ruckus. The polling officer closed the polling booth: Imphal East DC #LokSabhaElections2024 pic.twitter.com/OvkLOp7wBp — ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2024

When will the results be announced?

Publication of exit-poll data while an election is in progress is illegal under Indian law, so any indication of which way the vote is trending will only come after the last phase of voting concludes on June 1.

Formal ballot counting begins three days later on June 4, though the use of electronic voting machines means tallying will be quick. Results should be announced on the same day.

The party with a simple majority of 273 or more seats in the lower house is invited to form a government with its choice of prime minister. If no single party reaches that mark, India’s president will ask the leading party to try to put together a coalition.

Previously, that has led to days – and sometimes weeks – of intense horse-trading and negotiations between parties to cobble together a working majority.

Four Indian states also holding assembly elections

While Indians are voting in a crucial parliamentary election, voters in four states are also participating in legislative polls over the next few weeks.

Andhra Pradesh in the south, neighbouring Odisha, and Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh in the northeast will pick new state assemblies alongside the Lok Sabha election.

Of these, all the 60 assembly constituencies in Arunachal Pradesh and 32 in Sikkim are voting on Friday, while the other two states will also hold a second phase of state polls.

Many Hindus voting for Modi and ‘civilisational glory’

Elderly Hindu monk Ram Bhakt, 96, is braving searing heat as he hobbles through the narrow lanes of Haridwar, one of India’s holiest cities in the Himalayas, to vote for Modi and his faith.

“I am voting for India’s civilisational glory,” said the wizened nonagenarian, clad in a simple saffron robe and resting his weight on a wooden walking stick, his wrinkled forehead smeared with vermilion and ash.

“Under Modi, our country has become what we sages had always hoped for,” he told the AFP news agency.

Shiv Shankar Giri, a young man serving in a Hindu monastic order in Haridwar, said he had cast his vote for “the one who had brought Ram”, the Hindu god.

Earlier this year, Modi inaugurated a grand Ram temple, built near the site in Ayodhya, another holy town in Uttar Pradesh state, where a 16th-century mosque was demolished by a Hindu mob in 1992.

“We are all voting for the person who has made Hinduism strong,” said the 28-year-old. “We are voting for Modi.”

Modi ‘doesn’t believe in democracy’: Academic

As Modi seeks a third straight term, India’s opposition parties and critics have repeatedly warned that the Hindu nationalist prime minister has turned increasingly illiberal.

“Modi has a very authoritarian mindset,” Christophe Jaffrelot, a political scientist, told the Associated Press.

“He doesn’t believe in democracy. He doesn’t believe in parliamentarianism,” said Jaffrelot, who has previously written about Modi and the Hindu right.

Modi insists India’s commitment to democracy is unchanged.

“India is not only fulfilling the aspirations of its 1.4 billion people, but is also providing hope to the world that democracy delivers and empowers,” he told a Summit for Democracy meeting in New Delhi last month.

40 percent voter turnout till 1pm local time: Reports

The average turnout recorded across 102 seats voting on Friday was nearly 40 percent at 1pm local time (07:30 GMT), media reports said.

Almost zero voting was recorded across six districts in the northeastern state of Nagaland after a prominent local organisation declared a “public emergency” and asked the locals to boycott the vote, India’s NDTV website reported.

The Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation is demanding a separate administration with more financial autonomy, the report said.

Clashes between rival political groups were also reported from some constituencies in the eastern West Bengal state.

#LokSabhaElections2024 | Voter turnout till 1 pm for phase 1 of polling: Lakshadweep records the lowest – 29.91% Tripura records the highest – 53.04% pic.twitter.com/Pd03IigQ0K — ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2024

How dubious YouTube ‘news’ channels are boosting Modi in election

Reporting from Mumbai

India, with more than 460 million users, is YouTube’s largest market, with four out of five internet users in India consuming its content.

As more and more Indians get their news from YouTube, what is on offer is not always news. Some of the most popular YouTube channels in India are offering a smattering of disinformation and Islamophobia, often cheerleading PM Modi and his BJP while targeting its critics and opposition leaders.

What makes these channels unique is that they claim to be “news” channels, ostensibly presenting fact-based reportage. But the reality is different.

Read the full story here .

‘We exist’: A Himayalan hamlet, forgotten by Indian democracy

Reporting from Totopara, India

As India votes, Jiten Toto from Totopara in West Bengal state says he has little hope that anything will change in a tiny corner of the country whose unique residents feel they have long been forgotten by the world’s largest democracy.

One of the smallest tribes in the world, the total Toto population is estimated at about 1,670 people with nearly 75 percent of them eligible to vote.

Many Totos say their small numbers and remote geography mean that politicians have repeatedly ignored their concerns.

“Not much has been done for our development. We still face poor roads and pathetic health services,” says Jiten. “No political leader after the poll has ever come here to take stock of our situation.”

You can read more of this story here .

What do Lakshadweep voters, caught in India-Maldives spat, want?

In December, a diplomatic crisis erupted between India and the Maldives when Modi visited the Indian Ocean island of Lakshadweep and released a video, inviting tourists.

The Maldives, South Asia’s smallest nation and a tourist paradise, perceived the visit as an Indian attempt to woo tourists away from its resorts. Some Maldives ministers used coarse language against Modi on social media, causing a dispute.

But back in Lakshadweep, voters do not want their islands caught up in a tussle between two countries. They have more fundamental questions for their government – and for Modi.

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