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Key Constituencies to Watch in 2026 Assembly Elections Across Five Indian States

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Key Constituencies to Watch in 2026 Assembly Elections Across Five Indian States

Multi-state assembly elections on May 4 will be determined by key constituencies where margins are tight and local dynamics intense. In West Bengal, Bhowanipore and Nandigram are prestige battles for CM Mamata Banerjee against BJP's Suvendu Adhikari. Assam's Jalukbari tests CM Himanta Sarma's urban strength, while Nazira has a razor-thin 683-vote margin. Tamil Nadu's Kolathur tests CM MK Stalin's DMK base, with new entrant Vijay's party challenging in Tiruchirappalli East and Perambur. Kerala's Nemom is a three-way competitive seat, and Puducherry's Thattanchavady sees CM N. Rangasamy defending against a former CM. Turnout has been exceptional, with West Bengal over 92% and Tamil Nadu in mid-80s.

Annu Kapoor Defends Dhurandhar, Says Propaganda in Cinema Has Existed for Decades

Veteran actor Annu Kapoor has defended the film Dhurandhar against claims of distorted facts and timelines, stating propaganda in cinema is nothing new and has existed for decades. Speaking about the debate around political narratives in films, Kapoor said the majority decides in a democracy, citing examples like the banned film Kissa Kursi Ka. He also addressed the nepotism debate, arguing that while industry insiders support their children, success ultimately depends on the audience, and listed several Bollywood legends who were outsiders.

'Armed forces should be kept away from politics': Ex-army chief MM Naravane

Former Army Chief General M.M. Naravane emphasized keeping armed forces away from political narratives, while acknowledging individual democratic rights. His remarks followed a controversy where excerpts from his unpublished memoir were cited in Parliament, sparking debates on national security and civil-military relations.

Times of India