IndiaElections2014

The polls are likely to be one of the most uncertain in the country’s history.

First leg of nine-phase election process kicks off.

He will be addressing over 100 places across India simultaneously using 3D holographic technology.

Rahul Gandhi to take stage in New Delhi and Haryana state on Sunday to implore voters to stick with Congress.

For Modi, 272 seats are no longer satisfying, he seeks dominance. Its the difference between him and Congress.

The BJP is due to release its delayed manifesto after voting starts on Monday.

The intelligentsia, media and political class have come to the conclusion that corruption is good for average Indians.

Some political observers have attributed the delay to internal differences within the party.

Both India’s major parties realise that the fight for the throne of Delhi will take place in lanes and bylanes of UP.

Modi, who says he "actually enjoys loneliness", has made a virtue of his de facto single status.

India will get tougher on territorial disputes with China and on rivalry with Pakistan if Modi becomes PM: his aides

There is no doubt that the Congress party is on its way out and will lose a dramatic number of seats in these polls.

Whichever party wins Indian election, it will take reins at a time of uncertainty and potential regional instability.

'3 AKs are very popular in Pakistan: AK-47, AK Antony & AK-49,' tweets BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi

The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) aims to focus on infrastructure and creating job opportunities.

46 percent of voters say they preferred politicians who hail from dynasties.

Cost to prop up government will be to surrender large parts of it to Tamilians, either to Jayalalitha or Karunanidhi.

It is Modi and Modi all the way, with Advani sitting the 2014 elections out, with no one inviting him for the campaign

Modi is also contesting the national election from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.

For many, Indira Days were when the Good Old Days, days historians painted in sepia tones, came to a screeching halt.

Congress is fighting a challenging election and we will win the election: Gandhi to Press Trust of India.

So universal is the failure of Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi this time that Modi is but the obvious alternative.

Centre for Media Studies estimates India's campaign spending at $4.9 billion, three times that of the 2009 elections.

It is not easy to swallow the idea that someone so full of petty bombast is the prime ministerial candidate.

Both, BJP and the Congress, are unable to support AAP as they do not know when Kejriwal will turn on them.

Biggest election in history will see 814 million adults eligible to vote - 100 million more than 2009 elections.

Voting will be held in nine phases, staggered until May 12.

Muslims, many other Indians of all communities, including Hindus wary of religious division, look on BJP with alarm.

Following a controversy over his age on Saturday, Singh announced that he had joined the Hindu nationalist opposition.

Perhaps, the only certainty is the near decimation of the Congress party in these parliamentary polls.

Human rights groups accuse Narendra Modi Modi of turning a blind eye to riots in Gujarat that killed 2000 people.

My own view is that the Gandhis have done more good for the Congress than bad.

The Congress scion needs to take positions on issues. India has moved beyond what his advisers are willing to concede.

Many doubt he can make the leap from populism and street politics to policies that would lift India's economic growth.

Manmohan need to visit Pakistan to remind Pakistanis that his being lame duck is an excuse with limited potential.