Bengal Elections 2026
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Amit Shah And The 5 Architects Of BJP's Historic Bengal Win
West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Strategic roles played by five central leaders alongside Amit Shah took BJP to Bengal win
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Sanjiv Goenka Hopes BJP Brings Back Industry Confidence In Bengal
Sanjiv Goenka stressed the need of getting good talent and investment to Kolkata and West Bengal.
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"Bhaya Se Bharosa Transition Happening Now": Minister On BJP's Bengal Result
Long considered 'Mission Impossible' for the BJP, the Bengal results are a big boost to the ruling party at the Centre and an eye-opener for the Trinamool.
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'Bengal Will Get Its Brand Back': Harsh Goenka On BJP's Historic Victory
He hoped that if the BJP forms the government in the state, the focus would be on economic and industrial development.
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BJP Past Halfway Mark, Mamata Banerjee Waits For "Sunset"
"Wait for sunset. We will win. We will fight like tiger cubs," was Mamata Banerjee's message to Trinamool Congress cadres as the Election Commission announced that the BJP has crossed the halfway mark in Bengal.
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'Fought Well Against Left, Then Became Worse': BJP Leader On Mamata Banerjee
Ravi Shankar Prasad attributed the Trinamool Congress's loss in the West Bengal Assembly elections to its chief Mamata Banerjee's "arrogance".
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No Mamata Banerjee Or MK Stalin: How These Assembly Polls Reshape Opposition
Election Results 2026: The 2026 elections have placed the positions of several established opposition leaders under scrutiny. In West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee; in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin; and in Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, all face the prospect of losing office if the trends hold.
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Bengal's Women Voted Against Atrocities: Dharmendra Pradhan To NDTV
"Women of Bengal voted against the countless stories of atrocities-whether in Sandeshkhali or RG Kar. They reacted to the arrogance with which the Trinamool leadership handled those incidents," Dharmendra Pradhan said
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Why BJP Fought So Hard For Bengal: A Clue In Kolkata's Arterial Road
Syama Prasad Mookerjee is the reason the BJP says it fought so hard for Bengal. The party considers him a founding father.
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"They'll First Show Their Results": Mamata Banerjee Alleges BJP Has A Plan
The BJP is leading in 190 seats, followed by the Trinamool Congress in 99 seats. The Bengal assembly has 294 seats
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Amit Shah And The 5 Architects Of BJP's Historic Bengal Win
West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Strategic roles played by five central leaders alongside Amit Shah took BJP to Bengal win
-
Sanjiv Goenka Hopes BJP Brings Back Industry Confidence In Bengal
Sanjiv Goenka stressed the need of getting good talent and investment to Kolkata and West Bengal.
-
"Bhaya Se Bharosa Transition Happening Now": Minister On BJP's Bengal Result
Long considered 'Mission Impossible' for the BJP, the Bengal results are a big boost to the ruling party at the Centre and an eye-opener for the Trinamool.
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'Bengal Will Get Its Brand Back': Harsh Goenka On BJP's Historic Victory
He hoped that if the BJP forms the government in the state, the focus would be on economic and industrial development.
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BJP Past Halfway Mark, Mamata Banerjee Waits For "Sunset"
"Wait for sunset. We will win. We will fight like tiger cubs," was Mamata Banerjee's message to Trinamool Congress cadres as the Election Commission announced that the BJP has crossed the halfway mark in Bengal.
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'Fought Well Against Left, Then Became Worse': BJP Leader On Mamata Banerjee
Ravi Shankar Prasad attributed the Trinamool Congress's loss in the West Bengal Assembly elections to its chief Mamata Banerjee's "arrogance".
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No Mamata Banerjee Or MK Stalin: How These Assembly Polls Reshape Opposition
Election Results 2026: The 2026 elections have placed the positions of several established opposition leaders under scrutiny. In West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee; in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin; and in Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, all face the prospect of losing office if the trends hold.
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Bengal's Women Voted Against Atrocities: Dharmendra Pradhan To NDTV
"Women of Bengal voted against the countless stories of atrocities-whether in Sandeshkhali or RG Kar. They reacted to the arrogance with which the Trinamool leadership handled those incidents," Dharmendra Pradhan said
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Why BJP Fought So Hard For Bengal: A Clue In Kolkata's Arterial Road
Syama Prasad Mookerjee is the reason the BJP says it fought so hard for Bengal. The party considers him a founding father.
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"They'll First Show Their Results": Mamata Banerjee Alleges BJP Has A Plan
The BJP is leading in 190 seats, followed by the Trinamool Congress in 99 seats. The Bengal assembly has 294 seats
