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Women’s Reservation Act will realise visions of past, fulfil resolutions of future: PM Modi  Tribune India

The Supreme Court is reviewing a proposal to implement fingerprint and iris scans at polling stations to combat voter fraud and impersonation. Notices have been issued to the central government, Election Commission, and states. While acknowledging the need to examine this for future elections, the court clarified it won’t be introduced for current state polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence in the BJP’s growing support in West Bengal, citing feedback from party workers in Siliguri. He highlighted public connection with the BJP’s development agenda and criticized the TMC government for corruption, appeasement, and neglecting North Bengal.

Sonia Gandhi asserts the Centre’s focus on delimitation, not women’s reservation, is the “real issue” behind the special Parliament session, deeming it “extremely dangerous” and an “assault” on the Constitution. She argues population control performers shouldn’t be disadvantaged and criticizes the government’s rushed approach for political gain, calling it “hollow” and “anti-democratic.”

Kerala’s opposition chief VD Satheesan passionately called upon the Election Commission to promptly disclose the official polling figures for the elections held on April 9. He raised concerns over the delay in releasing detailed constituency data and postal ballot outcomes, stressing the need for accountability and public confidence.

Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk warns of deepening divisions due to stalled talks with the Centre, over two months since the last dialogue. He highlights growing disillusionment and the risk of social discord, urging timely action from the Prime Minister and Home Minister. Wangchuk’s release had raised hopes for constructive dialogue on demands for statehood and

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari will attend five election campaign programs in West Bengal today ahead of the Assembly elections 2026.