Mayawati, the former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and the supremo of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), has declared that the BSP will contest the 2024 Lok Sabha elections independently, without forming alliances with any other party. She justified this decision by citing the need for a multi-cornered struggle in the face of the central and Uttar Pradesh governments' policies, which she deems anti-people. Mayawati emphasized the importance of the BSP in the upcoming elections and criticized the current governments for the continued suffering of the people, including poverty, unemployment, and migration. She also reviewed the organizational strength in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand and issued new directives to improve and move forward, with a particular appeal to include youth in the cadre system for the parliamentary elections.

Karne Sirisha, a 26-year-old woman known for buffalo rearing, has emerged as the youngest candidate in the Telangana elections, gaining popularity as 'Barrelakka' or 'Buffalo Lady'. Despite her humble background and lack of political backing, Sirisha has become a strong contender from Kollapur, resonating with the youth through her door-to-door campaigning. Her election symbol, a whistle, symbolizes awakening those silent on critical issues. She has highlighted unemployment as a key issue, challenging the ruling BRS and experienced politicians like BRS MLA Biram Harshavardhan Reddy and former minister Jupally Krishna Rao of Congress. Sirisha's emotional appeal and determination to change the status quo have garnered significant support, especially among the youth.

The Developed India Resolution Journey aims to familiarize people with the government's key schemes by reaching over 250,000 panchayats. Bharatiya Janata Party's National President JP Nadda, while addressing a public meeting in Gautam Buddha Nagar, stated that the journey will encourage workers like us to ensure eligible individuals benefit from the schemes. The journey, which started on November 15, will conclude on January 25, and has made provisions such as INR 5 lakh per person for medical treatment available to 550 million people. During his speech, Nadda also highlighted the empowerment of 73 lakh 19 thousand women through self-help groups under the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana Livelihood Mission. Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a dialogue with people associated with the journey on November 30, urging them to disseminate information about the central government's welfare schemes.

On November 28, 2023, workers trapped for 17 days emerged from a tunnel, an event celebrated across India. Prior to this, the Congress party tweeted a picture that was criticized by BJP spokesperson Ajay Alok, who accused Congress of making a cruel joke about the workers' lives. Alok warned that the public would respond to Congress' actions. The rescue operation was successful after 400 hours, with efforts from national and international experts, and has been praised by foreign media.