Why Modi should be wary of the humble cow

Thursday, May 09, 2019 11:51:10 AM View in Browser > Everything on Elections 2019 in your inbox, every day What's happening today PM Modi's rallies in West Bengal and UP Rahul Gandhi to campaign in Delhi Hapur lynching case in SC India-China trade talks in Delhi Can you guess the name of this Naval pride? 1) It was the longest serving warship in the world 2) It is often referred to as the Mother in the Western Navy 3) It is now a museum and also a hot election topic Answer: Scroll below The humble cow is chomping on Modi's chances The cattle menace has deepened the anti-incumbent mood in UP, even for those who once admired Modi. That might just clinch the election outcome. In this tribal belt, it's Ram vs Mamata Even though Forward Bloc and Congress have represented the seat, Purulia is witnessing a fight between the Trinamool and BJP this time, pushing AIFB and Congress to the fringes. Modi or Mahagathbandhan? The market is factoring in an NDA-led government with a reduced majority. Eyes are fixed on how many seats the BJP managed to grab on its own. How Delhiite is Priyanka Gandhi? Born on 12 January 1972, Priyanka married Robert Vadra, a businessman from Delhi, on 18 February 1997. Gandhi did her schooling from Modern School and Convent of Jesus and Mary in Delhi and later pursued her graduation in Psychology from Jesus and Mary College. Answer: INS Viraat. PM Modi has accused former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of using INS Viraat as his personal taxi on a vacation. Drink to this This Lok Sabha election has 15 dry days, including the day of vote counting on May 23. That's not good news for those bending their elbows. According to The Lancet, between 2010 and 2017, India saw a 38% increase in drinking, from 4.3 to 5.9 litres (A large peg is 60 ml). FYI: Alcohol is linked to over 200 diseases and accounts for more than three million deaths. Politics Opposition could stake claim just after results Congress candidates weaken SP-BSP Sadhus fight a Sadhvi in Bhopal Left and Right join hands against Didi Maoist-infested Bengal belt may see another revolution FOLLOW US ON ET: About us|Advertise with us|Feedback|Sitemap|Code of Ethics © 2019 Times Internet Limited. To ensure delivery directly to your inbox, please add etnotifications@indiatimes.com to your address book today. If you are having trouble viewing this newsletter, please click here To unsubscribe or edit your subscriptions please click here