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12:29
Rahul Gandhi offers to quit in Congress Working Committee meet in the national capital.
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12:13
Sources say if Rahul resigns and if his resignation is accepted, Ashok Gehlot, Tarun Gogoi, Sushil Kumar Shinde or Mallikarjun Kharge could replace him as Congress president.
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12:02
Narendra Modi addresses PMO staff, thanks them for their support. "You have helped in a big way and your support helped in increasing people's trust in the government. Our joint effort led to election win."
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11:38
There are indications from the Congress Working Committee meeting - currently underway - that there could be big changes within the party. Reportedly, there is a discussion happening on whether Rahul should remain as president of the party.
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11:36
India has begun sending invites to leaders of other countries for Narendra Modi's oath ceremony. Sources say invitations have been sent to several ASEAN countries and leaders of SAARC nations - except Pakistan.
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11:14
Congress Working Committee meeting starts. Party leaders expected to deliberate on why Congress lost Lok Sabha election 2019.
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11:03
Congress Working Committee meeting to begin shortly. Punjab CM Amarinder Singh and several party leaders arrive.
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10:25
PM Narendra Modi says he will visit his mother in Gujarat tomorrow. He says he will be in Varanasi on Sunday.
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10:07
Sanjay Nirupam defends Rahul Gandhi, says asking for his resignation is unfair. "There are many NDA MPs who lost in this election. Why are people not asking for their resignations?"
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07:58
The Congress Working Committee meeting today could focus on an in-depth analysis of the party's defeat in the Lok Sabha election.
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06:52
Yoga guru Ramdev urges Congress leaders to try Kapalbhati.
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06:06
PM Modi met President Ram Nath Kovind yesterday and tenders his resignation. This clears the path ahead for the formation of the new government.
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06:04
Congratulatory messages for PM Narendra Modi and the BJP have been pouring in from across the world. A number of global leaders have messaged or called PM Modi to wish him on his electoral success.
