Daily Briefing | Probe on: Who’s behind the Delhi Red Fort car blast?
Bihar saw its highest-ever voter turnout – 68.76% – in the second and final phase of Assembly polls, breaking records set since 1951. The overall turnout across both phases stood at 66.92%, with women (71.6%) outvoting men (62.8%). As counting awaits on November 14, exit polls have predicted a comfortable win for the NDA, giving it well above the majority mark of 122 in the 243-member House, while the Opposition Mahagathbandhan trails at around 100 and Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj remains in the single digits. Poll officials credited the record participation to the SIR and “its various logistical improvements”. On that note, let’s get to the rest of the edition Story continues below this ad Behind the Red Fort blast US to cut tariffs on India Bihar’s cycle effect 🚨 Big Story The car blast outside the Red Fort metro station, which killed 13, is now believed to be the work of the same “transnational and interstate” module busted by the J-K police. The man suspected to have been behind the wheel of the i20, …
