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Little seems to be in the way of Awami League leader Sheikh Hasina successful seeking to win a fifth term overall and a fourth consecutive term as the prime minister.

A clearer picture of the impact on the party's electoral fortunes would emerge in the assembly polls next year, including in Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

This was in response to the government seeking ₹500 crore for defence capital expenditure for strategic roads in the country’s Northeast

A large number of youth supporters were also seen, who claimed to be protesting against "unemployment" by showing solidarity with the Yatra

Political instability has been a recurrent feature of Nepal's Parliament since the end of the decade-long Maoist insurgency, and no prime minister has served a full term after the civil war ended in 2006.

Politically, the saffron party does not need Muslim votes because it is in a hegemonic position in many parts of the country. So is the outreach actually a marketing exercise?