With Venkaiah Naidu elected as India's 13th vice-president, BJP holds country's top constitutional posts

Succeeding his predecessor Hamid Ansari, Former Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu, a BJP leader from Andhra Pradesh is sworn in as the 13th Vice President of India today. Venkaiah Naidu was elected after defeating the former Bengal Governor and Mahatma Gandhi's grandson Gopalkrishna Gandhi. The polls were held on 8th August and the election has seen a record number of votes polled this year. Venkaiah Naidu has succeeded to bag 67% of the total votes which led him to the victory.

On winning he made a statement that he is thankful to the Prime Minister and all the party members for the support and that he will seek to utilize the Vice Presidential institution to strengthen the hands of the President and uphold the dignity of the Upper house.

Mr. Naidu also challenged Hamid Ansari's comments over the unease that Muslim minorities are feeling over the past couple of years in his farewell speech. Venkaiah Naidu challenged these comments saying that compared to the entire world, Muslims are safer in India and that people are trying to use the minority issues for Political purposes.

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A Modi Wave which Turned the face of the Assembly Election Results

Bharatiya Janata Party is a much talked about political party currently in the world media. Kept in parallel lines with Donald Trump, Narendra Modi - the Prime Minister of India is the most popular political figure of BJP. It is the inevitable truth for the observer of complex Indian politics that India is destined to be ruled and governed by ornery rulers.

BJP is known for the betterment of Indian economy and overall development of the nation being the other reason of their growing popularity. India is believed to be having a high on the Prime Minister calling it “Modi Wave” in fancy terms.

Recently, India’s assembly elections result of five states were declared. Catch India’s Assembly Elections Live Updates here: http://www.yupptv.com/election-results-2017.html

In Uttar Pradesh, it is the leading largest party. A sign of unanimity, BJP wins the election in U.P. with 300 seats. In Uttarakhand , BJP defeated Congress with 55 seats. Competition in Punjab between Congress and AAP was expected. But all turned out to be rumors as Congress defeated AAP with Captain Amarinder Singh as the lead candidate.

Goa and Manipur were seen having an inclination towards Congress.Indian National Congress was the single largest party to win in these states.But it still it failed to be get Bahumat to form government as the other small parties or individuals supported BJP to form goverment.In Goa, Congress urged the supreme court to intervene but led down by supreme court as it denied the stay on Manohar Parrikar's Swearing Ceremony as Goa CM. Mr. Manohar Parrikar has resigned from Defense Ministry and have taken oath as Goa CM today. But the Supreme Court ordered for floor test on March 16. The Repeat of same situation in Manipur also as the current CM Okram Ibobi Singh refuses to resign whereas BJP has already selected their CM, Biren Singh who will swear -in as Manipur CM tomorrow.

Congress leaders such as P. Chidambaram was seen praising Modi for being the most dominant leader in the history of Indian politics. Rahul Gandhi congratulated Modi for his massive success in Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh.Even Smriti Irani, another BJP leader said it was Modi who voters of Uttar Pradesh voted for. It is the Modi Wave that the candidates of UP and Uttarakhand elections credit the very stunning victory of BJP.

The faith Mr. Modi’s voters have placed in him would frighten anyone not as supremely self-confident as he is. Surrender on this scale can be both empowering and dis-empowering. It can nudge Mr. Modi, via the Chief Minister he appoints, towards speedy delivery of promises. But equally, any failure can breach the trust to devastating effect.

UK Awaits India's Prime Minister Modi

The confirmation of British Visit by India's Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has been greeted by such a joyful and eager await by the high population of 1.6 million diaspora Indians in Britain. Hindi news channels have spread the news far and wide attracting massive audiences across the globe. 

This will surpass all receptions by the major countries he has visited in the past in that it will not only be a big reception in scale but it will be intermingled with other cultural festivals such as the Diwali and probably the largest fireworks display the United Kingdom has ever held. It will be held in the Wembley stadium which has a sitting capacity of 90,000 people. Live India News channels will cover the cultural festival.

British Prime Minister David Cameron is said to have a warm relationship with the Indian Prime Minister. Cameron has visited India 3 times in the last parliament and is honored to host Narendra in Britain as claimed by Priti Patel, the highest Indian official in the British Government. She said this in an interview by the Indian Times. 

"As a key person working with a wide range of community organizations and stake-holders to bring this event successfully here, I am not at all surprised by this perfect sell-out that is taking toll at Wembley Stadium given the enormous size of the Indian community here in Britain and the UK as well," Patel told the Hindi news channels.

This much Emphasis on Shri Narendra Modi's visit is due to the fact that he was in 2002 banned in the UK in connection the Gujarat killings. He was however acquitted by the Supreme Court of India in 2012 and later his ban was disregarded as he rode to power in 2014. Ever since he came to power Britain has been trying to get him to visit the UK without much success.

There is also a possibility that Narendra Modi will meet her majesty the Queen. Top sources In the Government claim that they are working hand in hand with the Indian foreign office to confirm the meeting.

The agenda of Prime Minister Modi's visit is to strengthen ties between India and the UK as well as deepen existing bonds in business, education, culture, security and so much more.

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is set to visit Britain on the 12th and stay for three days then leave for the G20 Summit which will be held in Antalya, turkey on the 16th and 17th of November 2015.