Mood of the Nation is a bi-annual opinion poll/survey carried out by the India Today Group. The survey gauges the people's sentiments on the burning issues, whether they are political, economic or societal. The Mood of the Nation 2024 is the last such survey before the Lok Sabha elections and it answers the big question about which party is projected to win how many seats.
On this Special Report, Group Editorial Director Raj Chengappa analyses the latest 'Mood of the Nation' poll findings, suggesting a significant political turnaround for the ruling dispensation. Chengappa notes, 'I think Prime Minister Modi has regained his mojo if you would like to call that,' highlighting the Prime Minister's perceived resilience despite international challenges such as global tariffs and regional instability. The discussion contrasts the BJP's recovery from its 2024 setback with the India alliance's struggle to maintain momentum. The transcript details projections showing the NDA potentially reaching 352 seats, driven by a 'trust factor' and a 'Goldilocks period' in the economy characterized by high growth and low inflation. Panellists including Sanju Verma and Rajat Sethi debate whether these numbers reflect a consolidation of leadership or a lack of a cohesive opposition strategy, while Congress representative Rajesh Kalappa raises questions regarding national security and the accuracy of such polling narratives.
India's biannual Mood of the Nation Poll reveals significant political, economic, and social trends.
The India Today Mood of the Nation will tell us as to where Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's popularity after the Lok Sabha election stands. The Congress leader's popularity has risen from 21 per cent in February 2024 to 32 per cent in August 2024 when it comes to choosing the leader of the INDIA bloc.
The Mood of the Nation survey conducted by India Today team showed who the people want to see as the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi.
The People's Democratic Party (PDP), led by former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, is likely to win one seat if the Lok Sabha polls were held today in Jammu and Kashmir, the India Today Mood of the Nation survey showed.
The Mood of the Nation survey conducted by India Today finds that the BJP and the Congress are likely to gain seats at the cost of their allies in Maharashtra if the Lok Sabha elections were held today.
As per the poll, the NDA would win 11 of Jharkhand's 14 Lok Sabha seats, which is two more than what the alliance actually won in the recently held Lok Sabha polls.
As per India Today's Mood of the Nation poll in Haryana, 22 per cent people were 'very much' satisfied with the performance of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, while 19 per cent were satisfied.
The Congress would pip the BJP in Haryana, gaining a seat at the latter's expense if Lok Sabha elections were to be held today, according to India Today's Mood of the Nation survey.
In his keynote address at India Today Conclave 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that today, the mood of the nation is for the 'Viksit Bharat' and to make the country the world's third largest economy.
This edition of 'So Sorry' is a bone-tickling episode of how the Congress is trying to safeguard the INDIA bloc after disagreements with leaders such as Mamata Banerjee and Nitish Kumar over seat-sharing ahead of the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
The key findings of the latest India Today’s nationwide poll which party win the crucial 2024 General Election and why.
The big focus of this edition of Mood of the Nation is on the handling of economy and foreign affairs by the Modi government.
This edition of Mood of the Nation survey sheds light on fascinating insights about Brand Modi, the performance of the Modi government and people's perception about the performance of INDIA bloc.
According to the Mood of the Nation survey, 29 per cent of the respondents said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah is best suited to succeed Narendra Modi as Prime Minister.
The Trinamool Congress will likely win 22 out of the 42 seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal, according to the Mood of the Nation survey by the India Today Group.
The BJP-led NDA is expected to win 24 out of 28 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka, according to the Mood of the Nation survey by the India Today Group.
The INDIA bloc is all set to win all 39 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu in the 2024 elections, the Mood of the Nation survey by the India Today Group suggested.
The INDIA bloc is expected to win all the 20 Lok Sabha seats in Lok Sabha elections in Kerala, according to the Mood of the Nation survey by the India Today Group.
The BJP-led NDA will likely return to power for a third consecutive time by winning 335 seats, according to the Mood of the Nation survey by the India Today Group.
