New Delhi [India], May 25: Manipal Hospital took a significant step towards fostering civic responsibility by helping patients cast their votes in the Lok Sabha elections, ensuring they could exercise their right to vote. This effort underscores the hospital's dedication to patient care as w
Veteran actor Anupam Kher, who made his debut in Mahesh Bhatt's 1984 film 'Saaransh', is celebrating 40 years in cinema today. He has expressed his gratitude to Mahesh Bhatt and Rajshri Films for giving him his first opportunity and also thanked the audience for their continuous support a
"Those who are voting in the sixth phase are all equal according to the Indian Constitution. Everyone has to queue up before the polling booth and cast his vote. I have cast my vote today for Narendra Modi, for Viksit Bharat, for a strong India," Adhikari said.
Kumar commited to addressing concerns about the integrity of the electoral process and stated, "What's the play here, why are doubts created, and why are suspicions raised, we will reveal all of this one day and show everyone how people are misled. How doubts arise in people's minds that
After casting her vote Priyanka Vadra said that unemployment and inflation are the major issues and everybody wants that the election should be fought on these issues.
"It is a very big day for the democracy. I want to appeal to everyone, especially women to come out and cast their votes. In India, women's participation in politics is very important," said Maliwal, the former chief of the Delhi Commission of Women (DCW), after casting her vote in the natio
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar cast his vote on Saturday morning in the national capital and urged everyone to turn out in record numbers in the sixth phase of the elections.
Voting for the sixth phase of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections began early in the morning today across 58 parliamentary constituencies spread over six states and two Union Territories (UTs) amid tight security and arrangements.
"I appeal to people to come out and exercise their right to vote and vote for change. This festival of democracy is very important. Every vote of yours will play a role in bringing change. Don't be deterred by the heat," the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) leader Dushyant Chautala said.
"The Indian guys were like, 'What's Pat like?' and I said, 'He'll always be smiling, win, lose or draw - it doesn't matter'. Yes, we'd like to win every game. (But) we won't win every game. Don't get down in the dumps, he'll support you - just back yourself in, and he'll back you in 100 per