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Analysis | Falta No Outlier: Bengal's Long, Troubled Romance With Political Violence
In Bengal, for the most part even today, 'politics' is not seen as an amphitheatre of anyone genteel.
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Vote Counting For Karnataka's Bagalkot, Davanagere South Bypolls Tomorrow
Counting of votes for bypolls to two assembly constituencies in Karnataka -- Bagalkot and Davanagere South -- will be held on May 4, amid tight security, election officials said Sunday.
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Opinion | Two Rival Imaginations Of Identity: Bangla Versus Hindutva
It is more than an election. It is a dispute over the grammar of belonging - who gets to be "us," and what "us" is allowed to mean when power is at stake. In West Bengal, the coming count does not merely decide seats in an assembly; it tests two rival imaginations of identity, both confident, both mobilizing, both speaking in the language of moral ...
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MK Stalin: The Boy From Chennai's Marina Beach
From a naming ceremony on Chennai's Marina Beach in 1953 to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister - this is the story of Muthuvel Karunanidhi Stalin, the DMK, and the 2026 election.
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37 Bellwether Seats That Accurately Show Bengal's Poll Results Since 1977
West Bengal has a 294-member Assembly, and a party needs at least 148 seats to form the government.
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Kerala's Political Future To Be Decided Tomorrow, Close Contest Likely: 10 Points
Kerala's political fate will be decided tomorrow with the counting of votes in the assembly election. Exit polls predicted a UDF win, ending Pinarayi Vijayan's ruling LDF's long journey since 2016. Health warning: exit polls often get it wrong.
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The 25% Question In Tamil Nadu: Why Polls Vary On Vijay's Chances
The first past the post model is often the nightmare of a psephologist in India
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EVMs Taped To Block Votes, Scent Smeared To Find Voters: Bengal Repoll Report
The EC report said allegations of widespread booth-capturing came, with reports of forceful takeover of polling stations where genuine voters were prevented from voting or coerced through threats and intimidation tactics
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Why One Of 294 Seats In West Bengal Will Not Get Its Leader Tomorrow
Amid reported incidents of violence and EVM tampering, complaints demanded repolls in 77 booths, 32 of which were in Falta.
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Pinarayi Vijayan: The Leader Who Remade Kerala's Left
After he became Kerala's 12th chief minister in May 2016, Pinarayi Vijayan faced some of the hardest challenges of his political journey.
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Analysis | Falta No Outlier: Bengal's Long, Troubled Romance With Political Violence
In Bengal, for the most part even today, 'politics' is not seen as an amphitheatre of anyone genteel.
-
Vote Counting For Karnataka's Bagalkot, Davanagere South Bypolls Tomorrow
Counting of votes for bypolls to two assembly constituencies in Karnataka -- Bagalkot and Davanagere South -- will be held on May 4, amid tight security, election officials said Sunday.
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Opinion | Two Rival Imaginations Of Identity: Bangla Versus Hindutva
It is more than an election. It is a dispute over the grammar of belonging - who gets to be "us," and what "us" is allowed to mean when power is at stake. In West Bengal, the coming count does not merely decide seats in an assembly; it tests two rival imaginations of identity, both confident, both mobilizing, both speaking in the language of moral ...
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MK Stalin: The Boy From Chennai's Marina Beach
From a naming ceremony on Chennai's Marina Beach in 1953 to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister - this is the story of Muthuvel Karunanidhi Stalin, the DMK, and the 2026 election.
-
37 Bellwether Seats That Accurately Show Bengal's Poll Results Since 1977
West Bengal has a 294-member Assembly, and a party needs at least 148 seats to form the government.
-
Kerala's Political Future To Be Decided Tomorrow, Close Contest Likely: 10 Points
Kerala's political fate will be decided tomorrow with the counting of votes in the assembly election. Exit polls predicted a UDF win, ending Pinarayi Vijayan's ruling LDF's long journey since 2016. Health warning: exit polls often get it wrong.
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The 25% Question In Tamil Nadu: Why Polls Vary On Vijay's Chances
The first past the post model is often the nightmare of a psephologist in India
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EVMs Taped To Block Votes, Scent Smeared To Find Voters: Bengal Repoll Report
The EC report said allegations of widespread booth-capturing came, with reports of forceful takeover of polling stations where genuine voters were prevented from voting or coerced through threats and intimidation tactics
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Why One Of 294 Seats In West Bengal Will Not Get Its Leader Tomorrow
Amid reported incidents of violence and EVM tampering, complaints demanded repolls in 77 booths, 32 of which were in Falta.
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Pinarayi Vijayan: The Leader Who Remade Kerala's Left
After he became Kerala's 12th chief minister in May 2016, Pinarayi Vijayan faced some of the hardest challenges of his political journey.
