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Politics in 2024: Lotus blooms in North; South witnesses a 'son' rise


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Published in Politics and Government on Tuesday, December 17th 2024 at 5:20 GMT by Business Standard   Print publication without navigation

  • The year 2024 not just reshaped the Indian politics, but also forced the political thinkers to come up with new explanations to describe the electoral behaviour

The article from Business Standard discusses the political landscape in India as of December 2024, focusing on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its performance in different regions of the country. The BJP, symbolized by the lotus, has seen significant success in the northern states, reinforcing its stronghold. However, in the southern states, the political scenario is different with regional parties and alliances gaining ground. The article highlights the emergence of a new political figure, referred to as a "son rise," likely alluding to the political ascent of a notable leader's offspring, possibly indicating a dynastic succession or a new influential figure in southern politics. This shift in the south contrasts with the BJP's dominance in the north, suggesting a complex and evolving political dynamic across India.

Read the Full Business Standard Article at:
[ https://www.business-standard.com/politics/politics-in-2024-lotus-blooms-in-north-south-witnesses-a-son-rise-124121700711_1.html ]

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