18th Lok Sabha elections
ISPR requests not to get misled by rumours over security of St. Martin’s
Inter Services Public Relation Directorate (ISPR) has urged all not to be misguided by rumours spreading through social media over the security of St. Martin’s island centering Myanmar's ongoing internal conflict near the island.
PM returns home attending Modi's swearing-in ceremony
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has returned home from New Delhi on Monday (June 10) night after attending the oath-taking ceremony of Narendra Modi as the prime minister of India for a third consecutive term.
Prime Minister in New Delhi
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has reached New Delhi to attend Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony as Prime Minister of India.
PM congratulates Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has congratulated Narendra Modi on the victory of the BJP-led NDA alliance in the Indian Lok Sabha elections.
Foreign minister congratulates NDA alliance
Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud has congratulated the NDA alliance of India for winning the Lok Sabha elections.
Elections in India - Polysemous Implications; Multitudinal Effect!
2024 is the busiest election year for the world. We have seen elections taking place in a number of geopolitically important states across the continents. But one of the most significant ones, and definitely the most significant one for us after our own elections is the one happening in India. Although the elections are at the concluding phase, its impacts have a polysemous effect on multitudinal contexts.
Tune of on the wane in Modi's camp
India's Lok Sabha elections started on April 19. Counting of votes started today after 47 days of election activities. Already, in the unofficial results, the ENDA coalition has secured 289 seats, the INDIA coalition has secured 235 seats, and the other 19 seats. The final result will be known by evening. Then it will be known whether BJP or Congress, NDA or India Alliance will win the Lok Sabha elections and take charge of the new government. At least 272 seats are required to get an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha.
3-day ban on Bangladeshis traveling to India
Bangladeshis have been banned from traveling to India on tourist visas for three days. The ban has been issued due to Lok Sabha elections in India's West Bengal. The ban came into effect on Friday (May 17) from 6:00pm onwards.
Fourth phase of Lok Sabha elections begins
The fourth phase of voting for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections began today in 96 Lok Sabha constituencies across 10 states and Union Territories. Voting started at 7.00am on Monday and will continue till 7.00pm, reports Al Jazeera and NDTV.
Language of politics is becoming hideous in the Lok Sabha elections
In this upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the majority of our politicians are speaking in a language that is not only indecent or unpleasent, but also extremely awful and disrespectful. Many years ago, I purchased a book from Delhi's Khan Market titled "Dictionary of Slang". The dictionary of abuses. Our leaders' harsh words are not found in that dictionary. Because as much as the yardstick of profanity measures, our policymakers surpass it by a significant margin. "Gutter language" can be found in the dictionary, the ingenious minds innovating new ideas and implementing them are using expressions not found in conventional dictionaries. These respected individuals, who are adept politicians, may use language that could perhaps be found in a slang dictionary if they were to utter profanity. However, they are all skilled politicians. Consequently, I can't recall hearing of a cocktail of profanity mixed with bigotry and sectarianism in any previous election.
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