Political parties should have confidence in winning elections and believe that power belongs to them. So far, so good.
With just nine days left for the counting of votes in the Andhra Pradesh state assembly elections, tension is mounting within the major political parties – YSR Congress Party and the Telugu Desam Party – over the outcome of the polls.
Andhra Pradesh politics appears to revolve around opposing factions, much to the dismay of intellectuals and democracy enthusiasts.
Tollywood superstar Jr. NTR has become a target for the TDP and its pro-party media, causing unrest within the party ranks.
YSR Congress party president and present chief minister of Andhra Pradesh Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy will continue to rule the state for another 17 years.
Popular social activist, psephologist and political leader Yogendra Yadav has predicted that the National Democratic Alliance will come back to power at the Centre again, but with truncated figures.
Throughout the election campaign in Andhra Pradesh over the last two months, Pradesh Congress Committee president Y. S. Sharmila made sharp attacks on her brother, YSR Congress Party president and chief minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.
The results of the elections to the Andhra Pradesh state assembly and Lok Sabha will be declared on June 4, and all the political parties are waiting with
The just-concluded assembly and Lok Sabha elections in Andhra Pradesh have provided a good opportunity for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to make its presence
The outcome of the assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, with results to be declared on June 4, will decide the future of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and its president N. Chandrababu Naidu, who has put up a do-or-die fight.
Chandrababu Naidu is one of the senior-most politicians in the nation, a claim he himself has made.
The people who are considered to be intelligent and shrewd at times show their true abilities and thus prove that they are actually jokers.
An Indian student from Andhra Pradesh studying at The State University of New York (SUNY) lost his life in a motorcycle accident that occurred on Wednesday evening.
In a major relief to YSR Congress Party lawmaker from the Macherla constituency in Palnadu district, the Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday night asked the police not to arrest him until June 5 in the case related to the smashing of an electronic voting machine (EVM) and VVPAT machine inside a polling booth on May 13.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday dismissed two independent petitions filed by YSR Congress party leaders seeking repolling in some polling stations, alleging that the TDP had resorted to rigging in these booths.
