
Tanishaa Mukerji’s ‘Leave India’ Post Sparks National Firestorm
Tanishaa Mukerji’s post wasn’t about a movie. It wasn’t even about a party. It was about who gets to call themselves Indian — and who doesn’t.
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Politics in India is shaping up with key developments across states, as alliances solidify ahead of council polls and leadership shifts stir regional dynamics. Coverage includes seat allocations, resignations, and political insights from figures in the public eye.

Tanishaa Mukerji’s post wasn’t about a movie. It wasn’t even about a party. It was about who gets to call themselves Indian — and who doesn’t.

The BJP has named three candidates for Maharashtra’s Legislative Council elections, sealing a 3:1:1 seat-sharing deal with its Mahayuti allies. The nominations come ahead of polling on October 23, with counting set for October 27.

The BJP’s razor-thin majority in Thiruvananthapuram hangs on a single unfiled resignation letter. And the party’s leadership knows it.

During the Seyon shoot in Chennai, Seeman disclosed that Sivakarthikeyan told him to stop talking, act and let the public look for him, a comment that quickly trended on social media as the politician re‑enters the film world after a string of electoral setbacks.