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PM Modi’s income increases by Rs 22 lakh, know what’s his net worth

In the Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s term, the decision was taken that all the Union Ministers will have to voluntarily declare their assets and liabilities at the end of each financial year for greater transparency in public life.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s income has increased by Rs 22 lakh this year, compared to the previous year. According to the data available on PM’s website, the self-declaration said PM Modi’s net worth is now Rs 3.07 crore, and it saw a jump of Rs 22 lakh. Earlier, PM Modi’s income was Rs 2.85 crore. The Prime Minister had come to power in 2014 on a robust campaign underlining honesty and eradication of corruption.

How much cash in hand PM Modi has?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cash in hand of Rs 36900.

What is the bank balance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi?

The bank balance of PM Modi is Rs 1,52,480, as of March 31, 2021. Apart from this, there is also a fixed deposit of Rs 1.86 crore at the Gandhinagar NSC branch as of March 31, 2021.

What does Prime Minister Narendra Modi invest in?

According to the declaration, Prime Modi invests in National Savings Certificate that is Rs 8,93,251. He also invests in life insurance policies that are Rs 1,50,957 and he also invests in L&T infrastructure bonds, that he brought in 2012 for Rs 20,000. It was also mentioned in the declaration that PM Modi does not invest in the stock market or mutual fund.

How much gold has PM Modi invested in?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has four gold rings that are worth Rs 1.48 lakh, and his gross total value of moveable assets is around Rs 1.97 crore. Unlike most Indians who live EMI lives and in mortgaged homes, the Prime Minister has no loans and liability. Further, he has no personal vehicle in his name. The PMO owns a fleet of BMWs.

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In former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s term, NDA 1, the decision was taken that all Union Ministers will have to voluntarily declare their assets and liabilities at the end of each financial year for greater transparency in public life. If the people want to look into the declarations, they are available in the public domain and can be accessed through PM’s website.

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Turnout crosses 80% in Bengal and Tamil Nadu till 5 PM in key elections

Bengal phase 1 and Tamil Nadu elections witness strong voter turnout, crossing 80% with largely peaceful polling.

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Voter Turnout

Polling for the 2026 Assembly elections is underway in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, with voters turning out in large numbers across key constituencies.

In West Bengal, voting is being held across 152 constituencies, with around 3.6 crore voters expected to participate in this phase. Security arrangements were tightened, and long queues of voters were seen at polling stations from early morning.

Turnout rises steadily through the day

Voter participation increased consistently as polling progressed. By afternoon, turnout had crossed the halfway mark in both states, indicating steady engagement.

As per latest updates till 5 PM, West Bengal recorded 89.92% turnout, while Tamil Nadu reported 82.24% voter participation.

Large electorate participates in phase 1

In West Bengal, nearly 3.6 crore eligible voters took part in the first phase across several districts, including Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri.

Tamil Nadu is witnessing a three-way contest between the DMK-led alliance, the AIADMK-BJP alliance, and actor Vijay’s entry into the political space.

Sporadic incidents reported

Polling has been largely peaceful, though isolated incidents were reported, including an attack on BJP MLA Agnimitra Paul’s car and a boycott reported in parts of Tamil Nadu.

Despite these disruptions, voting continued without major interruptions, and authorities maintained overall control.

High-stakes political contest

The elections are being closely watched as major political parties compete for power. West Bengal is witnessing a closely fought contest, while in Tamil Nadu, key regional rivals are battling for control of the state Assembly.

The outcome is expected to play an important role in shaping the political landscape of both states.

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UP Board result 2026 declared: Class 10 pass rate at 90.42%, class 12 at 80.38%

UP Board 2026 results are out with strong pass rates. Here’s how to check your score and key highlights.

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Result

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has declared the UP Board Class 10 and Class 12 results for 2026 on April 23 at 4 pm.

This year, more than 52 lakh students registered for the exams, including over 27 lakh candidates in Class 10 and nearly 25 lakh in Class 12. The examinations were conducted between February 18 and March 12 across around 8,000 centres in the state.

Pass percentage and performance trends

The overall performance remains strong:

  • Class 10 pass percentage: 90.42%
  • Class 12 pass percentage: 80.38%

Girls have once again outperformed boys in both classes, continuing the trend seen in previous years.

How to check UP Board result 2026

Students can access their results through official platforms by following these steps:

  • Visit the official website: upmsp.edu.in or upresults.nic.in
  • Click on the result link for Class 10 or Class 12
  • Enter roll number and required details
  • View and download the provisional marksheet

Alternatively, results are also available via DigiLocker and other digital platforms.

What students should do after results

Students are advised to:

  • Download and print the provisional marksheet immediately
  • Collect the original marksheet from their respective schools later
  • Apply for re-evaluation or compartment exams if required

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Voting underway in West Bengal phase 1 and Tamil Nadu as turnout crosses 50% by afternoon

Voter turnout crosses 50% in West Bengal phase 1 and Tamil Nadu as polling continues across key constituencies.

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Voting is underway in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu as the 2026 assembly elections see active participation from voters across both states. In West Bengal, the first phase of polling is being held across 152 constituencies in 16 districts, marking the beginning of a multi-phase election process.

Tamil Nadu, on the other hand, is witnessing single-phase polling across all 234 assembly seats, making it a crucial electoral day for the state.

Polling began in the morning with voters arriving at booths early, and arrangements were in place to ensure smooth voting.

Turnout figures show steady participation

As voting progressed, turnout figures indicated moderate to strong participation in both states.

  • West Bengal recorded around 62.2% voter turnout by 1 pm
  • Tamil Nadu saw approximately 56.8% turnout by the same time

Earlier in the day, initial turnout trends showed gradual momentum as queues built up at polling stations.

High-stakes contest in both states

The elections are significant for major political parties in both regions.

In West Bengal, the contest remains largely between the ruling Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party, with several key constituencies drawing attention. Around 3.6 crore voters are eligible to vote in this phase, highlighting the scale of the exercise.

Tamil Nadu’s election features a traditional contest between the DMK and AIADMK alliances, with the outcome expected to shape the state’s political direction.

Security and arrangements in place

Authorities have deployed security personnel and made logistical arrangements to ensure peaceful polling. Reports indicate that voting is largely proceeding smoothly, with monitoring systems in place across sensitive areas.

The election process in West Bengal will continue with the second phase scheduled for April 29, while Tamil Nadu will conclude voting in a single day.

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