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Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kolkata and spent time along the Hooghly River, offering prayers to the Ganga. He interacted with local boatmen and morning walkers, highlighting Bengal's cultural and spiritual significance. Modi reaffirmed his commitment to the development of West Bengal, emphasising prosperity and progress while sharing visuals of his boat ride with the Vidyasagar Setu in the backdrop.

Polling for Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu and phase 1 of the West Bengal assembly elections concluded on Thursday, witnessing unprecedented voter

The first phase of polling has already concluded, with the next round scheduled for April 29, while counting of votes is set for May 4.

After West Bengal saw 92.25 per cent turnout in phase one of Assembly polls, PM Narendra Modi said "a wave of change was visible in the state"

West Bengal election 2026 LIVE: The first phase of assembly elections in West Bengal concluded on Thursday with record-breaking voter participation of over 92%. The second and final phase of voting will take place on April 29 in the state.| India News

"The first phase of the voting ensures that in many districts, the TMC will not even open its account," PM Modi said in West Bengal.

West Bengal underwent the first phase of Assembly voting on Thursday, with the state registering a record voter turnout of 92.88 per cent

NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his recent \"jhalmuri\" break during a campai.

PM Modi's river visit followed a roadshow held a day earlier from Howrah to Kolkata, as he continues campaigning in the state.

PM Modi claims the first phase of polling in West Bengal signals a "wave of change" favouring BJP's victory over TMC.