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President Droupadi Murmu will address the joint sitting of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Thursday, where she is expected to unveil the priorities of the newly elected government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Conservatives’ election woes in seats they are hoping to defend could be further compounded by tactical voting, according to polling expert Sir John Curtice.
In the wake of the Lok Sabha elections, which threw up startling results, the leading contenders, the ruling BJP as well as the Opposition INDIA alliance, have started conducting a post-mortem of their performances – their hits and misses. They would then return to the drawing boards to firm up action plans for the challenges ahead. The Urdu dailies have turned their focus on this massive political exercise, especially tracking its progress in key states.
In the wake of the Lok Sabha elections, which threw up startling results, the leading contenders, the ruling BJP as well as the Opposition INDIA alliance, have started conducting a post-mortem of their performances – their hits and misses. They would then return to the drawing boards to firm up action plans for the challenges ahead. The Urdu dailies have turned their focus on this massive political exercise, especially tracking its progress in key states.
There are warnings that a "chaotic and broken" postal system will stop voters overseas from taking part in the General Election. One Brit in Australia told PoliticsHome the “chances are” they will not get to have a say this time around due to delays.
Tory peers could end up "tutoring" new MPs if a heavy election defeat results in the party having limited experience in the House of Commons, a Conservative Lord has said.
Labour peer Baroness Chakrabarti talks to Sienna Rodgers about putting forward the case for human rights, why Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman have broken her heart, and her view on the "appalling" briefing against Diane Abbott
Labour faces questions over whether plans to reform the House of Lords in its first term of government will undermine the party's long-term ambition to abolish the Upper Chamber.