The 'One nation, one election' bill, aiming to synchronise elections for the Lok sabha, state legislative assemblies, and local bodies, was tabled in

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government introduced draft legislation in India’s parliament to hold simultaneous elections across the country, the latest step to alter the electoral landscape in the world’s biggest democracy.

One Nation One Election bill referred to joint parliamentary committee consisting of 39 MPs

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah criticizes the Union Cabinet's approval of the 'One Nation, One Election' bill, labeling it undemocratic. He argues the bill undermines state rights and calls for its rejection.

One Nation One Election' divides BJD in Odisha. Naveen Patnaik silent while Ranendra Pratap Swain opposes; MP Manas Mangaraj supports.

The first meeting of the 39-member parliamentary panel on 'one nation, one election' is set to be held on January 8, setting the tone for nationwide deliberations on the key poll reform measure of the BJP-led NDA government.

The 'One Nation, One Election' bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha amidst praise from BJP members and criticism from Congress MPs. While BJP leaders highlighted its potential for stability, Congress MPs raised concerns about its constitutional implications,

A Joint Parliamentary Committee's first meeting on 'one nation, one election' is set for Jan 8, with an agenda to assess the implications of simultane