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"Will Return For Oath-Taking Ceremony": PM Modi Predicts BJP's Win In Bengal Polls
PM Modi expresses confidence BJP will form West Bengal government after assembly polls.
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Mamata Banerjee "Fought 82 Cases, Lost All": Amit Shah On Court Threat
Amit Shah expressed strong confidence that the BJP will form the government in the state with a "full and decisive majority."
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'Ma' Crying, 'Maati' With Infiltrators, 'Maanush' Scared: PM Modi's Bengal Speech
2026 West Bengal Elections: 'Ma' Crying, 'Maati' With Infiltrators, 'Maanush' Scared: PM Modi's Bengal Speech
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Himanta Sarma's Bengal Campaign Takes Him Closer To Role In Central BJP
Over the past few years, Himanta Biswa Sarma has played a crucial role in consolidating the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) across the northeastern region
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She Keeps Losing: Amit Shah After Mamata Banerjee Threatens Case Against Him
Amit Shah took potshots at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over her statement that she would file a "legal case" against him over "violent remarks".
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When 45 Governments Fell Like Houses Of Cards: India's Era Of Political Chaos
The period between 1967 and 1971 also marked the end of the Congress' post-Independence domination.
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"Clear Message From Voters": Rajnath Singh To NDTV On Bengal Turnout
The state saw a turnout of 93.19% in the first phase, which was its highest since Independence.
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"Mamata Banerjee Leaving, BJP Is Coming": Amit Shah On Bengal Polls
The first phase of polling, held on Thursday across 152 Assembly constituencies spread over 16 districts, saw turnout reach approximately 92.98 per cent, one of the highest figures in the state's recent electoral history.
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Economist Ashok Lahiri From West Bengal To Be NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman
Scientist Gobardhan Das, also from West Bengal, is set to be named Niti Aayog member, according to a report.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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"Will Return For Oath-Taking Ceremony": PM Modi Predicts BJP's Win In Bengal Polls
PM Modi expresses confidence BJP will form West Bengal government after assembly polls.
-
Mamata Banerjee "Fought 82 Cases, Lost All": Amit Shah On Court Threat
Amit Shah expressed strong confidence that the BJP will form the government in the state with a "full and decisive majority."
-
'Ma' Crying, 'Maati' With Infiltrators, 'Maanush' Scared: PM Modi's Bengal Speech
2026 West Bengal Elections: 'Ma' Crying, 'Maati' With Infiltrators, 'Maanush' Scared: PM Modi's Bengal Speech
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Himanta Sarma's Bengal Campaign Takes Him Closer To Role In Central BJP
Over the past few years, Himanta Biswa Sarma has played a crucial role in consolidating the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) across the northeastern region
-
She Keeps Losing: Amit Shah After Mamata Banerjee Threatens Case Against Him
Amit Shah took potshots at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over her statement that she would file a "legal case" against him over "violent remarks".
-
When 45 Governments Fell Like Houses Of Cards: India's Era Of Political Chaos
The period between 1967 and 1971 also marked the end of the Congress' post-Independence domination.
-
"Clear Message From Voters": Rajnath Singh To NDTV On Bengal Turnout
The state saw a turnout of 93.19% in the first phase, which was its highest since Independence.
-
"Mamata Banerjee Leaving, BJP Is Coming": Amit Shah On Bengal Polls
The first phase of polling, held on Thursday across 152 Assembly constituencies spread over 16 districts, saw turnout reach approximately 92.98 per cent, one of the highest figures in the state's recent electoral history.
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Economist Ashok Lahiri From West Bengal To Be NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman
Scientist Gobardhan Das, also from West Bengal, is set to be named Niti Aayog member, according to a report.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
