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Bhagwant Mann's "Fake Turban" Jibe Sparks Fresh Political Row In Punjab
The controversy began after Bhagwant Mann took a dig at Saini over his repeated visits to Punjab in turbans
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Analysis: Punjab BJP Strategy On Congress Imports Squeezing Out Veterans
The sidelining of the original cadre is not limited to those who resigned or revolted. It is equally visible in the quiet demotion of men who once defined the Punjab BJP.
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CPM Calls For Course Correction After Defeat In Kerala Assembly Polls
With the CPM now out of power in Kerala after 10 years, the debate within and around the party is increasingly centred on whether the leadership has correctly identified what needs to be corrected in the first place.
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After Congress Comments On Punjab's Schools, AAP's Himachal Counter
The verbal exchange began after a school audit in Punjab was questioned by Congress leader Sachin Pilot.
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'Villagers Stopped BJP Leaders': Politics Spirals Over Punjab Man's Suicide
Today, the convoy of state BJP chief Kewal Singh Dhillon was attacked. The BJP claims that AAP workers were involved, AAP contends that it was the villagers who sent the politicians packing.
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Bihar Leaders Protest In Delhi, But Congress Has To Sort Out 4 Other States First
Bihar is currently not a priority for the Congress party as no election is due there in the near future. Several states are proving a source of headaches for the Congress' Central leadership, and resolving this situation is crucial.
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Inside Mayawati's Family Tussle: Changing Roles And An Upcoming Election
Two developments rocked the party on Sunday, indicating that bad news linked to the party can't be ruled out in the near future.
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Explained: The Warring Equation And Baghel Paradox In Punjab Congress
How did Baghel fall victim to Punjab Congress politics? Is it now the state president's turn after the in-charge?
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Sachin Pilot Has His Task Cut Out - Unite Factions Before Rahul Gandhi Visit
As the person in charge, Baghel was expected to bring these factions together to strengthen the party. He, however, failed in this task, and there were allegations that he effectively became a faction unto himself.
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Bhupesh Baghel's Punjab Rescue Mission For Congress Ends With His Own Exit
During Bhupesh Baghel's subsequent statewide organisational tour, the rebellion moved from closed-door meetings to the streets
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Mayawati's Tough Love: Nephew Akash Anand Benched Again. What It Means For BSP
Akash Anand, the 31-year-old foreign-educated nephew of BSP boss Mayawati, finds himself out of favour, for at least the third time in three years, with the latest turn coming in Lucknow on September 3.
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Analysis: Five Stages, One Election: What Baba Bakala Reveals About Punjab Polls
Baba Bakala has hosted rival rallies before. That part is tradition. What made this year different was that all five formations - the Congress, AAP, BJP, SAD and the Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), put up separate stages on the same day
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UP Shock Loading For Asaduddin Owaisi? Sources Say Big Exit Upcoming
Syed Asim Waqar is expected to join the Congress in Delhi on Wednesday, dealing a blow to Owaisi's AIMIM, where he has served for nearly a decade.
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Akali-BJP Experiment Gets Students' Stamp Ahead Of Punjab Polls
ABVP's Ankit Vidhan was elected president of the Panjab University Campus Students Council, with the Shiromani Akali Dal's student wing - Students Organisation of India or SOI - backing his candidature.
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Amid Alliance Suspense, Akali-BJP Student Wings Tie Up For University Polls
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad or ABVP, affiliated with the BJP, and the Shiromani Akali Dal-backed Students' Organisation of India (SOI) announced an alliance on Sunday.
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Bhagwant Mann's "Fake Turban" Jibe Sparks Fresh Political Row In Punjab
The controversy began after Bhagwant Mann took a dig at Saini over his repeated visits to Punjab in turbans
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Analysis: Punjab BJP Strategy On Congress Imports Squeezing Out Veterans
The sidelining of the original cadre is not limited to those who resigned or revolted. It is equally visible in the quiet demotion of men who once defined the Punjab BJP.
-
CPM Calls For Course Correction After Defeat In Kerala Assembly Polls
With the CPM now out of power in Kerala after 10 years, the debate within and around the party is increasingly centred on whether the leadership has correctly identified what needs to be corrected in the first place.
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After Congress Comments On Punjab's Schools, AAP's Himachal Counter
The verbal exchange began after a school audit in Punjab was questioned by Congress leader Sachin Pilot.
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'Villagers Stopped BJP Leaders': Politics Spirals Over Punjab Man's Suicide
Today, the convoy of state BJP chief Kewal Singh Dhillon was attacked. The BJP claims that AAP workers were involved, AAP contends that it was the villagers who sent the politicians packing.
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Bihar Leaders Protest In Delhi, But Congress Has To Sort Out 4 Other States First
Bihar is currently not a priority for the Congress party as no election is due there in the near future. Several states are proving a source of headaches for the Congress' Central leadership, and resolving this situation is crucial.
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Inside Mayawati's Family Tussle: Changing Roles And An Upcoming Election
Two developments rocked the party on Sunday, indicating that bad news linked to the party can't be ruled out in the near future.
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Explained: The Warring Equation And Baghel Paradox In Punjab Congress
How did Baghel fall victim to Punjab Congress politics? Is it now the state president's turn after the in-charge?
-
Sachin Pilot Has His Task Cut Out - Unite Factions Before Rahul Gandhi Visit
As the person in charge, Baghel was expected to bring these factions together to strengthen the party. He, however, failed in this task, and there were allegations that he effectively became a faction unto himself.
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Bhupesh Baghel's Punjab Rescue Mission For Congress Ends With His Own Exit
During Bhupesh Baghel's subsequent statewide organisational tour, the rebellion moved from closed-door meetings to the streets
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Mayawati's Tough Love: Nephew Akash Anand Benched Again. What It Means For BSP
Akash Anand, the 31-year-old foreign-educated nephew of BSP boss Mayawati, finds himself out of favour, for at least the third time in three years, with the latest turn coming in Lucknow on September 3.
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Analysis: Five Stages, One Election: What Baba Bakala Reveals About Punjab Polls
Baba Bakala has hosted rival rallies before. That part is tradition. What made this year different was that all five formations - the Congress, AAP, BJP, SAD and the Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), put up separate stages on the same day
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UP Shock Loading For Asaduddin Owaisi? Sources Say Big Exit Upcoming
Syed Asim Waqar is expected to join the Congress in Delhi on Wednesday, dealing a blow to Owaisi's AIMIM, where he has served for nearly a decade.
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Akali-BJP Experiment Gets Students' Stamp Ahead Of Punjab Polls
ABVP's Ankit Vidhan was elected president of the Panjab University Campus Students Council, with the Shiromani Akali Dal's student wing - Students Organisation of India or SOI - backing his candidature.
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Amid Alliance Suspense, Akali-BJP Student Wings Tie Up For University Polls
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad or ABVP, affiliated with the BJP, and the Shiromani Akali Dal-backed Students' Organisation of India (SOI) announced an alliance on Sunday.
