Mayawati Next Prime Minister

Mayawati, who conveyed he desire to be the country's next Prime Minister to a leader from south India on Wednesday, has blamed manipulation of Electronic Voting Machines for her crushing defeat in the national elections.

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati, after announcing on Wednesday that she would not contest next month's national election, dropped a broad hint that the decision doesn't rule her out of the race for prime minister. A person can become a parliamentarian within six months of holding the office of prime minister or minister, she pointed out in...

Voting has started in 18 seats in the Maoist-hit areas of Chhattisgarh under heavy security cover, flagging off the last round of assembly polls before next year's general elections. The remaining 72 constituencies will vote on November 20. The Raman Singh government, which has been in power for three consecutive terms, is seeking a fourth mandate....

A day after the Congress hinted that Rahul Gandhi was open to pass over the Prime Minister's post in next year's general election if need be, there was a scramble among leaders of opposition parties to project their respective party leader as an acceptable face

The Congress would like Rahul Gandhi to be the next prime minister if the BJP doesn't get a majority in the 2019 general election but is open to the idea of supporting the elevation of other leaders from the opposition front including Dalit powerhouse Mayawati and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to the top post, top Congress sources told NDTV...

BSP workers today vowed to make party chief Mayawati the next prime minister of the country claiming that only she could represent Dalits in a strong manner and defeat the BJP, a party leader said.

BJP chief Amit Shah and Congress President Rahul Gandhi, both key players in next year's Lok Sabha polls, are heading this week for Uttar Pradesh, the state that sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the Lok Sabha. Mr Shah's visit is seen as another mark of special attention for the crucial state, where the BJP recently suffered a string of def...

Union minister and chief of NDA ally Republican Party of India (A) Ramdas Athawale today said the SP-BSP tie-up in Uttar Pradesh might cost the BJP and its partners 25 to 30 Lok Sabha seats in next year's general elections, but asserted that "no one can challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi".

Uttar Pradesh votes tomorrow in the first of its seven-phase elections. The battle for control of the 403-seat state is also being seen as a determiner of the next prime minister, in the run up to general election in 2019. It's a three-cornered contest between the Samajwadi Party- Congress alliance, the BJP and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party. But o...

After a blistering attack in Meerut on the Samajwadi Party government, the bonhomie between Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, and also Dalit leader Mayawati in passing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi takes his Uttar Pradesh campaign to Aligarh today where he will address his second rally.

In 1995, at the age of 39, Mayawati became the first Dalit chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. Nineteen years later, as her party, the Bahujan Samaj Party, or the BSP, gears up for the Lok Sabha polls beginning next month, she is hoping fervently that the election throws up a badly fractured mandate to enable her to realize her dream of becoming the c...

Making clear her prime ministerial aspirations, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati today asked party workers to ensure a big victory for her party in the next general elections and warned them against becoming a "saleable commodity".

On Thursday, the fate of the leaders who could be the next prime minister was pretty much sealed.

Mayawati, who conveyed he desire to be the country's next Prime Minister to a leader from south India on Wednesday, has blamed manipulation of Electronic Voting Machines for her crushing defeat in the national elections.

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati, after announcing on Wednesday that she would not contest next month's national election, dropped a broad hint that the decision doesn't rule her out of the race for prime minister. A person can become a parliamentarian within six months of holding the office of prime minister or minister, she pointed out in...

Voting has started in 18 seats in the Maoist-hit areas of Chhattisgarh under heavy security cover, flagging off the last round of assembly polls before next year's general elections. The remaining 72 constituencies will vote on November 20. The Raman Singh government, which has been in power for three consecutive terms, is seeking a fourth mandate....

A day after the Congress hinted that Rahul Gandhi was open to pass over the Prime Minister's post in next year's general election if need be, there was a scramble among leaders of opposition parties to project their respective party leader as an acceptable face

The Congress would like Rahul Gandhi to be the next prime minister if the BJP doesn't get a majority in the 2019 general election but is open to the idea of supporting the elevation of other leaders from the opposition front including Dalit powerhouse Mayawati and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to the top post, top Congress sources told NDTV...

BSP workers today vowed to make party chief Mayawati the next prime minister of the country claiming that only she could represent Dalits in a strong manner and defeat the BJP, a party leader said.

BJP chief Amit Shah and Congress President Rahul Gandhi, both key players in next year's Lok Sabha polls, are heading this week for Uttar Pradesh, the state that sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the Lok Sabha. Mr Shah's visit is seen as another mark of special attention for the crucial state, where the BJP recently suffered a string of def...

Union minister and chief of NDA ally Republican Party of India (A) Ramdas Athawale today said the SP-BSP tie-up in Uttar Pradesh might cost the BJP and its partners 25 to 30 Lok Sabha seats in next year's general elections, but asserted that "no one can challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi".

Uttar Pradesh votes tomorrow in the first of its seven-phase elections. The battle for control of the 403-seat state is also being seen as a determiner of the next prime minister, in the run up to general election in 2019. It's a three-cornered contest between the Samajwadi Party- Congress alliance, the BJP and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party. But o...

After a blistering attack in Meerut on the Samajwadi Party government, the bonhomie between Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, and also Dalit leader Mayawati in passing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi takes his Uttar Pradesh campaign to Aligarh today where he will address his second rally.

In 1995, at the age of 39, Mayawati became the first Dalit chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. Nineteen years later, as her party, the Bahujan Samaj Party, or the BSP, gears up for the Lok Sabha polls beginning next month, she is hoping fervently that the election throws up a badly fractured mandate to enable her to realize her dream of becoming the c...

Making clear her prime ministerial aspirations, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati today asked party workers to ensure a big victory for her party in the next general elections and warned them against becoming a "saleable commodity".

On Thursday, the fate of the leaders who could be the next prime minister was pretty much sealed.