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King Charles III’s address to the United States Congress during his Washington state visit has sparked controversy after critics linked the monarch’s carefully crafted remarks to renewed scrutiny surrounding Prince Andrew and his past association with Jeffrey Epstein. According to RadarOnline, the King emphasized “reconciliation, renewal and remarkable partnership” between the United Kingdom and the United States while celebrating 250 years of shared history and alliance. However, the speech quickly fueled online debate, with critics questioning whether the diplomatic language carried deeper implications tied to ongoing royal controversies involving Prince Andrew and Prince Harry.

Hours after Mamata Banerjee called for round-the-clock monitoring of EVM strong rooms, tensions escalated in Kolkata as TMC leaders Kunal Ghosh and Shashi Panja staged a sit-in protest at Khudiram Anushilan Kendra, alleging irregularities inside the facility. The situation further intensified outside a strong room near Netaji Indoor Stadium, where sloganeering and protests were reported ahead of Banerjee’s arrival. Leaders of the All India Trinamool Congress accused officials of allowing access to ballot boxes without authorised representatives and shared CCTV footage on social media, calling it a “murder of democracy in broad daylight.” They also claimed lack of transparency and denial of entry. Meanwhile, BJP leader Tapas Roy rejected the allegations and defended the security arrangements at th

Today’s Chanakya exit polls indicate a dramatic political shift across key states ahead of the 2026 assembly results. In West Bengal, the BJP is projected to secure a sweeping victory with around 192 seats, while the TMC trails significantly. Tamil Nadu is expected to remain under the DMK-led alliance, though TVK emerges as a strong third force. Kerala appears headed for a tight contest between the UDF and LDF, with a narrow edge to the UDF. Meanwhile, Assam looks set to stay firmly with the BJP-led NDA, which is projected to win over 100 seats comfortably. Watch.

Exit poll projections for Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) have sparked major political debate ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, with focus on the electoral debut of Vijay. Most surveys, including P-Marq and Matrize, project TVK winning around 10–12 seats, while Peoples Pulse estimates 18–24 seats, suggesting limited but notable entry and possible vote splitting role. In contrast, Axis MyIndia projects a strong surge of 98–120 seats, placing Vijay in a potentially game-changing position in state politics. Analysts are comparing this scenario to Arvind Kejriwal’s breakthrough in Delhi and Prashant Kishor’s unsuccessful political entry in Bihar. The final outcome will determine whether TVK becomes a major political force or remains a disruptive third front influencing vote shares without directly forming government.

Erika Kirk is facing massive backlash after her controversial “they don’t deserve to exist” comment on The Charlie Kirk Show. Netizens have slammed her statement, with some calling it a “death threat,” while others focused on her all-black outfit, drawing shocking comparisons. From grief to outrage, this viral controversy has taken over social media. Watch the full breakdown of Erika Kirk’s remarks, outfit backlash, and the internet reaction. #erikakirk #charliekirk #thecharliekirkshow #turningpointusa #tpusa #tylerrobinson #lefist #republican #maga #trump #donaldtrump

Today’s Chanakya exit poll for Tamil Nadu shows the DMK-led alliance (DMK+) leading with 125 ± 11 seats in the 234-member Assembly, comfortably above the majority mark of 118. The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), led by actor-politician Vijay, is projected to debut strongly with 63 ± 11 seats, emerging as a key third force. The AIADMK-led alliance is expected to win 45 ± 11 seats, while others may get 1 ± 1 seat. Vote share shows DMK+ at 39%, TVK at 30%, and AIADMK+ at 27%. In Kerala, the exit poll suggests a close contest with UDF ahead at 69 seats and LDF at 64 seats, while BJP is projected around 7 seats. In Assam, the BJP-led alliance is expected to dominate with 93–111 seats, Congress at 14–32 seats, and others remaining minimal.

Today’s Chanakya exit poll for West Bengal projects a significant political change in the 2026 Assembly elections, with the BJP taking a strong lead. The survey estimates the BJP winning around 192 seats in the 294-member Assembly, backed by a 48% vote share, indicating a possible first-time government formation in the state. The All India Trinamool Congress (TMC), led by Mamata Banerjee, is projected to secure about 100 seats with a 38% vote share, suggesting a shift to the opposition after a long tenure in power. Other parties are expected to win only a few seats. The projection points to a highly competitive and changing political scenario in West Bengal.

Today’s Chanakya exit polls indicate a dramatic political shift across key states ahead of the 2026 assembly results. In West Bengal, the BJP is projected to secure a sweeping victory with around 192 seats, while the TMC trails significantly. Tamil Nadu is expected to remain under the DMK-led alliance, though the TVK emerges as a strong third force. Kerala appears headed for a tight contest between the UDF and LDF, with a narrow edge to the UDF. Meanwhile, Assam looks set to stay firmly with the BJP-led NDA, which is projected to win over 100 seats comfortably. Watch

Has the Iran war destroyed the American economy? The repercussions of the Middle East conflict have been strongly felt by the American public. The prolonged blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has triggered a massive energy crisis, and the Americans are feeling the heat. Protests are being held across the country due to rising gas prices and surging inflation. Earlier, the International Energy Agency had claimed that the world was battling a major energy crisis.

In a major twist to the West Bengal Assembly elections, Axis My India has decided not to release its exit poll projections, citing an unusually high voter silence trend. The pollster reported that nearly 70% of respondents refused to disclose their voting choices, creating a significant non-response bias and making the data statistically unreliable. While Axis has stepped back, other pollsters have released conflicting projections, with some predicting a BJP win and others backing the Trinamool Congress for a fourth term. With results due on May 4 and the majority mark at 148, uncertainty continues to dominate Bengal’s political landscape.