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Congress has opposed a bill to increase Lok Sabha seats by 50%, arguing it disadvantages southern, northeastern, and western states. The party claims the proposal, which would significantly boost representation for northern states, is deceptive and could be a ‘weapon of mass diversion’ from government failures.

Bihar: Businessman shot at, probe underway  ThePrint

Day In Pics: April 01, 2026  Outlook India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a strong attack on Congress in Assam, dubbing Rahul Gandhi a “Rajkumar” and predicting electoral defeats. He expressed confidence in the BJP-led NDA securing a “hattrick” in the state, highlighting development under Sarbananda Sonowal and Himanta Biswa Sarma. PM Modi also promised a Uniform Civil Code and positioned Assam as

Press Trust of India joins Meta’s third-party fact-checking programme in India  Press Trust of India

Ahead of Tamil Nadu polls, CM MK Stalin unveiled a raft of welfare promises and development plans in Tiruchirappalli. Key pledges include enhanced breakfast scheme, increased sugarcane and paddy prices, and financial aid for farmers and students. Stalin also promised Rs 2,000 monthly assistance for women and highlighted his government’s focus on law and order.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday dismissed claims related to the ‘Pink Saheli Card’, citing that some politcal people are trying to spread rumours that the card is not working.

Assam’s re-contesting MLAs have seen a significant surge in their declared wealth, with average assets jumping 80% from Rs 4.17 crore in 2021 to Rs 7.52 crore by 2026. This substantial increase highlights a notable shift in the financial standing of legislators across various parties as they seek re-election.