NEW DELHI: 2024 has been a landmark in Indian politics, defined by the high-stakes Lok Sabha election and various state elections. This transformative year saw intense campaigns, the rise of new alliances, the resurgence of regional parties, and key policy debates shaping the nation’s future.
The New Indian‘s Senior Photojournalist Sumit Kumarand Tejasvi Pandeycapture a compelling glimpse into the power, personalities, and pivotal moments that shaped India’s political landscape in 2024.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an exclusive interview to The New Indian in Varanasi ahead of the 2024 elections, discussing his vision and plans for the future.
PM Modi along with other senior BJP leaders celebrated the Haryana Election 2024 at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi (Photo by Tejasvi Pandey)
Arvind Kejriwal released from Tihar Jail and addressed a rally in Delhi with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann (Photo by Tejasvi Pandey)
Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw inaugurated WAVES in New Delhi (Photo by Tejasvi Pandey)
Atishi Marlena, the newly appointed CM of Delhi, addressed the Media, marking a historic moment in the capital’s leadership (Photo by Tejasvi Pandey)
Olympic wrestler Bajrang Punia joined Congress, marking a significant political move ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections (Photo by Tejasvi Pandey)
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat joined Congress while marking a significant political shift ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections (Photo by Sumit Kumar)
Sunita Kejriwal leads her first campaign in Delhi after Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest, rallying support and addressing the crowd with determination (Photo by Sumit Kumar)
Dimple Yadav campaigns in Mainpuri for the 2024 elections, rallying support and invoking Mulayam Singh Yadav’s legacy (Photo by Sumit Kumar)
Sudha Murty, nominated as a Rajya Sabha MP, marking a significant moment in her illustrious career (Photo by Sumit Kumar)
AAP leader Sanjay Singh was released from Tihar Jail after 6 months, greeted by enthusiastic supporters and vowing to continue the fight (Photo by Sumit Kumar)
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