2004 Lok Sabha Poll
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Opinion | Road To 2024: Can Economic Performance Affect A Party's Winnability?
A government in India is likely to be voted out whenever GDP growth under it is lower compared to its predecessor's. This happened six times, in 1977, 1980, 1991, 1996, 2004 and 2014.
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5 Key Seats In Tamil Nadu To Watch Out For In Lok Sabha Polls 2024
In 2004, the DMK-led bloc swept the Lok Sabha polls in Tamil Nadu, winning all 39 seats and the lone Puducherry segment, giving the much needed stability to the Congress-led UPA-I regime.
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"Exactly 20 Years Ago...": Jairam Ramesh Recalls Congress' Similar Loss In 2003 And A Strong Comeback
With Congress facing defeats in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, party leader Jairam Ramesh recalled that 20 years ago the party similarly lost in these three states but came back strong and emerged as the single largest party in 2004 poll
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Why Votes For Presidential Poll Will Be Stored In Ballot Boxes, Not EVMs
Ever wondered why electronic voting machines, used in four Lok Sabha elections and 127 assembly polls since 2004, are not deployed in polls to elect the President and Vice President of India, members of Rajya Sabha, and members of state legislative c
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Amit Shah's First Bill In Parliament Today On Jammu And Kashmir Quotas
Jammu and Kashmir Reservation Amendment Bill will be the first legislative business of the BJP president in parliament after his election to the lower house and cabinet appointment following the party's decisive win in national polls last month.
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Doubling Farmers' Income, Ram Temple: 10 Big Points From BJP's Manifesto
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called his party's manifesto or Sankalp patra, a document promising good governance, security and prosperity of the country. BJP chief Amit Shah in his introductory message claimed that India is a "maha-shakti" now. During the period between 2004 and 2014, when UPA was in power, India had "slipped in the eyes of the wor...
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From Indira Gandhi To Rahul: Role Of Gujarat Village In Congress Campaign
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday launchedhis 2019 election campaign from the same tribal Lal Dungri village in Gujarat's Valsad district where his grandmother Indira Gandhi in 1980, his father Rajiv Gandhi in 1984 and his mother Sonia Gandhi in 2004 started and romped home to power.
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Veteran Actor Moushumi Chatterjee Joins BJP, May Contest Lok Sabha Polls
Veteran actor Moushumi Chatterjee joined the ruling BJP today, months before the national election due by May. In 2004, she had contested the national election as a Congress candidate in Bengal.
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Vajpayee Didn't Want To Advance 2004 Polls, Feared Defeat, Says Aide
Then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee sensed defeat by the end of the campaign in the 2004 Lok Sabha polls which the party had forced him to advance, says his long-time aide Shiv Kumar Pareek, recognisable to everyone by his handlebar moustache.
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Navjot Singh Sidhu Says Joining Congress 'My Ghar Wapasi'
Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu declared himself a "born Congressman" after formally joining the party following weeks of negotiations ahead of the Punjab election next month. He is set to contest the February 4 Punjab assembly polls from Amritsar East, a part of the Amritsar Lok Sabha constituency that he represented from 2004 to 20...
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Opinion | Road To 2024: Can Economic Performance Affect A Party's Winnability?
A government in India is likely to be voted out whenever GDP growth under it is lower compared to its predecessor's. This happened six times, in 1977, 1980, 1991, 1996, 2004 and 2014.
-
5 Key Seats In Tamil Nadu To Watch Out For In Lok Sabha Polls 2024
In 2004, the DMK-led bloc swept the Lok Sabha polls in Tamil Nadu, winning all 39 seats and the lone Puducherry segment, giving the much needed stability to the Congress-led UPA-I regime.
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"Exactly 20 Years Ago...": Jairam Ramesh Recalls Congress' Similar Loss In 2003 And A Strong Comeback
With Congress facing defeats in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, party leader Jairam Ramesh recalled that 20 years ago the party similarly lost in these three states but came back strong and emerged as the single largest party in 2004 poll
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Why Votes For Presidential Poll Will Be Stored In Ballot Boxes, Not EVMs
Ever wondered why electronic voting machines, used in four Lok Sabha elections and 127 assembly polls since 2004, are not deployed in polls to elect the President and Vice President of India, members of Rajya Sabha, and members of state legislative c
-
Amit Shah's First Bill In Parliament Today On Jammu And Kashmir Quotas
Jammu and Kashmir Reservation Amendment Bill will be the first legislative business of the BJP president in parliament after his election to the lower house and cabinet appointment following the party's decisive win in national polls last month.
-
Doubling Farmers' Income, Ram Temple: 10 Big Points From BJP's Manifesto
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called his party's manifesto or Sankalp patra, a document promising good governance, security and prosperity of the country. BJP chief Amit Shah in his introductory message claimed that India is a "maha-shakti" now. During the period between 2004 and 2014, when UPA was in power, India had "slipped in the eyes of the wor...
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From Indira Gandhi To Rahul: Role Of Gujarat Village In Congress Campaign
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday launchedhis 2019 election campaign from the same tribal Lal Dungri village in Gujarat's Valsad district where his grandmother Indira Gandhi in 1980, his father Rajiv Gandhi in 1984 and his mother Sonia Gandhi in 2004 started and romped home to power.
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Veteran Actor Moushumi Chatterjee Joins BJP, May Contest Lok Sabha Polls
Veteran actor Moushumi Chatterjee joined the ruling BJP today, months before the national election due by May. In 2004, she had contested the national election as a Congress candidate in Bengal.
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Vajpayee Didn't Want To Advance 2004 Polls, Feared Defeat, Says Aide
Then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee sensed defeat by the end of the campaign in the 2004 Lok Sabha polls which the party had forced him to advance, says his long-time aide Shiv Kumar Pareek, recognisable to everyone by his handlebar moustache.
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Navjot Singh Sidhu Says Joining Congress 'My Ghar Wapasi'
Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu declared himself a "born Congressman" after formally joining the party following weeks of negotiations ahead of the Punjab election next month. He is set to contest the February 4 Punjab assembly polls from Amritsar East, a part of the Amritsar Lok Sabha constituency that he represented from 2004 to 20...
