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BJP not seen gaining from Cong loss; regional parties will rule the roost.  

If elections to the Lok Sabha were to be held this month, the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance is likely to lose 122 seats. This is reflected in the India Today-CVoter Mood of the Nation opinion poll.

But, no way does the national dialogue ends there. There are reactions already flowing in from our digital audience. And in this space, the verdict is loud and clear: BJP is not seen gaining from Congress Party's perceived loss as both have disappointed the voter, according to our digital followers.

Election could put regional parties in driving seat - poll, Poll, Lok Sabha poll, election news, Latest election updates, Lok sabha, Latest and political news, political news.

Election could put regional parties in driving seat - poll.

India's two main parties - the governing Congress and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) - are losing ground among voters, an opinion poll showed, with regional groups set to take nearly half of parliament seats in next year's election.

A national government largely made up of regional parties, with their own diverse agendas, is likely to be fragile and unwieldy, putting at risk Asia's third-largest economy, whose growth rate has already tumbled to a decade low after a period of policy paralysis.

The Congress, which is battling allegations of corruption, would drop to 121 seats from the 206 it now holds in the 545-member Lok Sabha, if voting in the election were to reflect the poll, conducted by Team Cvoter, a public opinion research company, for India Today.

Anti-Pak resolution in Parliament: Events throughout the day,parliament,indian parliament, India, Pakistan, LoC Killing, Latest news, latest and political news,political news, latest news today.

Anti-Pak resolution in Parliament: Events throughout the day,parliament.

New Delhi:

4:05 pm: The Rajya Sabha adopted resolution against Pakistan condemning Pakistan Army for indulging in the attacks and asked the government of Pakistan to abide by the ceasefire commitment of 2003 along the international border and the LoC in letter and spirit.

3:05 pm: The Lok Sabha has passed a resolution condemning attacks by Pakistan Army at the LoC. Meanwhile, the House has been adjourned till Monday.

2:15 pm: There has been an uproar in Lok Sabha after Food Security Bill was taken up for a discussion. The House has been adjourned till 3 pm.

Anti-Pak resolution in Parliament: Events throughout the day

LoC violence: India passes resolution against Pakistan in Lok Sabha, LoC violence, India, Pakistan, LoC Killing, Latest news, latest and political news,political news, latest news today.

LoC violence: India passes resolution against Pakistan in Lok Sabha.

New Delhi:  The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed a resolution condemning attacks by Pakistan Army at the Line of Control (LoC) and reiterating that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India.

 

The resolution comes a day after Pakistan's National Assembly passed a resolution accusing Indian troops of "unprovoked aggression" on the LoC and extending support to the "struggle" of the Kashmiri people on Tuesday.

 

Government to table Land Acquisition Bill, Food Bill in Lok Sabha, Food Bill, Lok Sabha, Lok Sabha News, latest and political news ,political news

Government to table Land Acquisition Bill.

The government is expected to table the Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Bill, 2011 and National Food Security Bill in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. But even even before the two landmark bills are tabled in Parliament, there has been some controversy too.

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh opposing the Food Security Bill. Modi has claimed that state governments are not being given a say in determining 'the eligibility criteria' and has asked him to call a meeting of chief ministers on the bill.

However, Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh has taken a dig at Modi for overstepping Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj.