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Woman Pic In Rahul Gandhi's H-Bomb Clicked In 2017, Downloaded 4 Lakh Times
Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's much-awaited 'Hydrogen bomb' press conference, in which he made serious allegations of irregularities in the Haryana Assembly polls last year, has brought a mystery woman under the spotlight.
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From Cricket To Politics, 5 Facts About Tejashwi Yadav
Years before he entered politics, Tejashwi Yadav, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, was a budding cricketer who plied his trade for Jharkhand in domestic cricket and Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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Accused In Gauri Lankesh Murder Joins Eknath Shinde's Party Ahead Of Polls
Shrikant Pangarkar, an accused in the 2017 murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh, which outraged the nation, joined Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena in Jalna ahead of assembly polls.
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PM Modi's "Flop Film" Swipe At Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav At UP Rally
In a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday referred to their unsuccessful partnership in 2017 assembly polls in the state as "do ladkon ki flop film"
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BJP Sweeps Municipal Polls In Uttar Pradesh, Wins All 17 Mayoral Seats
"In 2017, BJP won 60 seats but this year we've won more than double the seats in urban local body polls," Yogi said.
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Gujarat Elections: NOTA Votes Down By Over 9% Since 2017
The share of NOTA (none of the above) votes in the Gujarat Assembly elections fell by more than nine per cent from 2017, with the highest of 7,331 such votes polled in Khedbrahma seat this time.
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In Key Gujarat Region, Congress's Seat Count Dropped From 28 To 3
A region wise analysis of the Gujarat assembly results shows that the ruling BJP swept Saurashtra, winning 40 of 48 seats, regaining its hold over a region where the Congress held sway in 2017 polls, bagging as many as 28 seats.
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Patidars Back BJP In Gujarat After Staying Away From Party In 2017
The Patidar community, a section of which had voted against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2017 Assembly polls, returned to the ruling outfit in the just concluded polls as it won almost all the seats.
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65.2% Voting In Phase-2 Of Gujarat Election Compared To 69.9% In 2017
A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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BJP Set For Record Second Consecutive Term In Himachal, Say Exit Polls
In 2017, the BJP had managed to form the government in the hill state on its own with 44 seats, with the Congress getting just 21 seats despite being close in terms of vote share.
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63% Voting In 1st Phase Of Gujarat Election, Drop From 66% In 2017
An average voter turnout of 63.31 per cent was recorded in the first phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 89 seats, the Election Commission said on Friday while announcing final figures.
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Ahead Of Gujarat Polls, Rs 300 Crore In Cash, Liquor Seized; 10 Times 2017
Cash, drugs, liquor and freebies worth over Rs 290 crore have so far been seized in poll-bound Gujarat, which is over 10 times the recoveries made during the entire 2017 assembly election period in the state.
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5 Points On Alpesh Thakor, BJP's Candidate From Gujarat's Gandhinagar South
Alpesh Thakor was the face of the anti-BJP campaign in the state during the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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"Cut, Copy, Paste Of 2017 Manifesto": Congress On BJP's Himachal Promises
The Congress hit out at the ruling BJP on Sunday over its Himachal Pradesh poll manifesto, terming it a "cut-copy-paste" of their five-year-old promises and in parts borrowed from the grand old party's 2022 election document.
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Case Against Gujarat Congress MLA For Hiding Property Detail In Poll Affidavit
An FIR was lodged against Gujarat Congress MLA Nathabhai Patel under the Representation of the People Act for allegedly submitting false information in his affidavit while filing his nomination for the 2017 Assembly election.
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Woman Pic In Rahul Gandhi's H-Bomb Clicked In 2017, Downloaded 4 Lakh Times
Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's much-awaited 'Hydrogen bomb' press conference, in which he made serious allegations of irregularities in the Haryana Assembly polls last year, has brought a mystery woman under the spotlight.
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From Cricket To Politics, 5 Facts About Tejashwi Yadav
Years before he entered politics, Tejashwi Yadav, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, was a budding cricketer who plied his trade for Jharkhand in domestic cricket and Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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Accused In Gauri Lankesh Murder Joins Eknath Shinde's Party Ahead Of Polls
Shrikant Pangarkar, an accused in the 2017 murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh, which outraged the nation, joined Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena in Jalna ahead of assembly polls.
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PM Modi's "Flop Film" Swipe At Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav At UP Rally
In a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday referred to their unsuccessful partnership in 2017 assembly polls in the state as "do ladkon ki flop film"
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BJP Sweeps Municipal Polls In Uttar Pradesh, Wins All 17 Mayoral Seats
"In 2017, BJP won 60 seats but this year we've won more than double the seats in urban local body polls," Yogi said.
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Gujarat Elections: NOTA Votes Down By Over 9% Since 2017
The share of NOTA (none of the above) votes in the Gujarat Assembly elections fell by more than nine per cent from 2017, with the highest of 7,331 such votes polled in Khedbrahma seat this time.
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In Key Gujarat Region, Congress's Seat Count Dropped From 28 To 3
A region wise analysis of the Gujarat assembly results shows that the ruling BJP swept Saurashtra, winning 40 of 48 seats, regaining its hold over a region where the Congress held sway in 2017 polls, bagging as many as 28 seats.
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Patidars Back BJP In Gujarat After Staying Away From Party In 2017
The Patidar community, a section of which had voted against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2017 Assembly polls, returned to the ruling outfit in the just concluded polls as it won almost all the seats.
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65.2% Voting In Phase-2 Of Gujarat Election Compared To 69.9% In 2017
A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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BJP Set For Record Second Consecutive Term In Himachal, Say Exit Polls
In 2017, the BJP had managed to form the government in the hill state on its own with 44 seats, with the Congress getting just 21 seats despite being close in terms of vote share.
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63% Voting In 1st Phase Of Gujarat Election, Drop From 66% In 2017
An average voter turnout of 63.31 per cent was recorded in the first phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 89 seats, the Election Commission said on Friday while announcing final figures.
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Ahead Of Gujarat Polls, Rs 300 Crore In Cash, Liquor Seized; 10 Times 2017
Cash, drugs, liquor and freebies worth over Rs 290 crore have so far been seized in poll-bound Gujarat, which is over 10 times the recoveries made during the entire 2017 assembly election period in the state.
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5 Points On Alpesh Thakor, BJP's Candidate From Gujarat's Gandhinagar South
Alpesh Thakor was the face of the anti-BJP campaign in the state during the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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"Cut, Copy, Paste Of 2017 Manifesto": Congress On BJP's Himachal Promises
The Congress hit out at the ruling BJP on Sunday over its Himachal Pradesh poll manifesto, terming it a "cut-copy-paste" of their five-year-old promises and in parts borrowed from the grand old party's 2022 election document.
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Case Against Gujarat Congress MLA For Hiding Property Detail In Poll Affidavit
An FIR was lodged against Gujarat Congress MLA Nathabhai Patel under the Representation of the People Act for allegedly submitting false information in his affidavit while filing his nomination for the 2017 Assembly election.
