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"Mulayam Singh Built Toilets For Women But...": Daughter-In-Law Slams BJP
Taking a dig at the BJP, Aparna Yadav on Sunday claimed her father-in-law, Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav, built toilets for women but never got his photos clicked, unlike leaders of the current government.
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BJP's Jibe At Congress President Sonia Gandhi After Her Letter To PM Modi
Opposition leader Sonia Gandhi's letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi nudging him to take advantage of his government's majority in parliament to give more power to women has drawn jeers from the BJP. Instead of PM Modi, the party said, the Congress president should have directed her appeal at her two allies, Rashtriya Janata Dal's Lalu Yada...
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UP Election 2017: There Should Be No Discrimination, Says PM Narendra Modi In Fatehpur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Uttar Pradesh's Fatehpur today. Campaigning for elections in UP has entered the fourth phase. The state, which is India's largest in terms of population and fourth in terms of area, is voting in 7 stages. Attempting to have a greater connect with the people, PM Modi, in one of his previous public ra...
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UP Election 2017: Political Heavyweight Rita Bahuguna Joshi Seeks To Retain Lucknow Cantt
Rita Bahuguna Joshi joined the BJP months before the Uttar Pradesh election after spending decades in the Congress. She is one of the most prominent among the "outsiders" - leaders imported from other parties - that the BJP has fielded in this year's UP elections causing much heartburn in the party cadre. But Ms Joshi is a strong candidate in Luckn...
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Dimple Yadav At His Side, Mulayam Singh Seeks Vote For Chhoti Bahu Aparna Yadav
Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh, who has so far campaigned only for his brother Shivpal Yadav, joined forces today with daughter-in-law Dimple Yadav to seek votes for Aparna Yadav - the wife of his younger son Prateek Yadav of the 5-crore Lamborghini fame.
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Mulayam Singh Meets Congress Election Strategist Prashant Kishor For 3 Hours Amid UP Alliance Buzz
Amid speculation that a Bihar-like "Grand Alliance" to take on the BJP could be in the works for the crucial Uttar Pradesh elections, Samajwadi chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and his close aide Amar Singh today met election strategist Prashant Kishor in Delhi.
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Opinion: Uttar Pradesh Could Well Turn Into Mayawati vs Amit Shah
What is the big picture? In 2007 (or even in 2014), it was a case of either the BSP or the BJP taking on the SP, as the party of the lotus and the party of the elephant both targeted key voter groups. In 2017, social alliances are changing. It may well be a BSP versus BJP battle, with the SP pushed down the ladder.
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After Walking Out of Bihar 'Grand Alliance', Mulayam Singh Rubs it in
There is now a "third front" in Bihar, where the "Grand Alliance" led by chief minister Nitish Kumar takes on the BJP's coalition of four parties in assembly elections beginning mid-October.
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No need for BJP to be sorry about Ayodhya movement; must take pride in it, says LK Advani
BJP veteran LK Advani today said that the party should not be apologetic about its role in the Ayodhya movement and should in fact take pride in its stand on the issue. He made these comments at a function held in the capital to celebrate the BJP's 33rd foundation day.
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Sever ties with UPA government, BJP tells Mulayam Singh Yadav
Hitting out at Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav for favouring a Third Front, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday dared him to first sever ties with United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, of which his party has been a "part and parcel".
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"Mulayam Singh Built Toilets For Women But...": Daughter-In-Law Slams BJP
Taking a dig at the BJP, Aparna Yadav on Sunday claimed her father-in-law, Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav, built toilets for women but never got his photos clicked, unlike leaders of the current government.
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BJP's Jibe At Congress President Sonia Gandhi After Her Letter To PM Modi
Opposition leader Sonia Gandhi's letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi nudging him to take advantage of his government's majority in parliament to give more power to women has drawn jeers from the BJP. Instead of PM Modi, the party said, the Congress president should have directed her appeal at her two allies, Rashtriya Janata Dal's Lalu Yada...
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UP Election 2017: There Should Be No Discrimination, Says PM Narendra Modi In Fatehpur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Uttar Pradesh's Fatehpur today. Campaigning for elections in UP has entered the fourth phase. The state, which is India's largest in terms of population and fourth in terms of area, is voting in 7 stages. Attempting to have a greater connect with the people, PM Modi, in one of his previous public ra...
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UP Election 2017: Political Heavyweight Rita Bahuguna Joshi Seeks To Retain Lucknow Cantt
Rita Bahuguna Joshi joined the BJP months before the Uttar Pradesh election after spending decades in the Congress. She is one of the most prominent among the "outsiders" - leaders imported from other parties - that the BJP has fielded in this year's UP elections causing much heartburn in the party cadre. But Ms Joshi is a strong candidate in Luckn...
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Dimple Yadav At His Side, Mulayam Singh Seeks Vote For Chhoti Bahu Aparna Yadav
Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh, who has so far campaigned only for his brother Shivpal Yadav, joined forces today with daughter-in-law Dimple Yadav to seek votes for Aparna Yadav - the wife of his younger son Prateek Yadav of the 5-crore Lamborghini fame.
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Mulayam Singh Meets Congress Election Strategist Prashant Kishor For 3 Hours Amid UP Alliance Buzz
Amid speculation that a Bihar-like "Grand Alliance" to take on the BJP could be in the works for the crucial Uttar Pradesh elections, Samajwadi chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and his close aide Amar Singh today met election strategist Prashant Kishor in Delhi.
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Opinion: Uttar Pradesh Could Well Turn Into Mayawati vs Amit Shah
What is the big picture? In 2007 (or even in 2014), it was a case of either the BSP or the BJP taking on the SP, as the party of the lotus and the party of the elephant both targeted key voter groups. In 2017, social alliances are changing. It may well be a BSP versus BJP battle, with the SP pushed down the ladder.
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After Walking Out of Bihar 'Grand Alliance', Mulayam Singh Rubs it in
There is now a "third front" in Bihar, where the "Grand Alliance" led by chief minister Nitish Kumar takes on the BJP's coalition of four parties in assembly elections beginning mid-October.
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No need for BJP to be sorry about Ayodhya movement; must take pride in it, says LK Advani
BJP veteran LK Advani today said that the party should not be apologetic about its role in the Ayodhya movement and should in fact take pride in its stand on the issue. He made these comments at a function held in the capital to celebrate the BJP's 33rd foundation day.
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Sever ties with UPA government, BJP tells Mulayam Singh Yadav
Hitting out at Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav for favouring a Third Front, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday dared him to first sever ties with United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, of which his party has been a "part and parcel".
