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Slum Dwellers Can Buy Homes For Rs 2.5 Lakh: Devendra Fadnavis
Slum dwellers can get homes in Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Pune by paying Rs 2.5 lakh, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Thursday, the move coming with civic polls due in several urban areas of the state.
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'Nanded Shows BJP Can Be Defeated:' Shiv Sena Celebrates Congress Win
The Congress' big win in the Nanded civic elections in Maharashtra is a signal that the BJP can be defeated, said ally Shiv Sena today, its own debacle consigned to a postscript. The Nanded civic body has been a Congress stronghold for two decades and the party has retained it, sweeping 73 of the 81 seats or wards.
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BMC Election 2017 Live: Devendra Fadnavis Credits PM Modi's 'Transparent Politics' For Big Win
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is emerging as the clear winner of the day as the BJP is narrowing Shiv Shena's lead in the Brihanmumbai Municial Corporation or BMC elections setting it up for a nail-biting finish. The BJP is now ahead in 81 of the 227 seats, marginally behind the Shiv Sena's 84 (till 5 pm), which has ruled the cash ri...
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'Let Bygones Be Bygones': In Editorial, Shiv Sena Appears to Reach Out to BJP
A day after it emerged as the single largest party but fell short of a majority in the civic elections held in Kalyan-Dombivali, adjacent to Mumbai, the Shiv Sena today hinted at a truce with BJP, saying whatever happens during polls is temporary.
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Why 24,000 cops in Mumbai can't vote today
It is ironical that those entrusted with the duty of ensuring that you are able to exercise your right to vote will not be able to avail of it themselves. More than 24,000 police personnel -- including Home Guards, SRPF jawans, Mumbai police officers and constables -- will not be able to vote today because they haven't applied for postal ballots. T...
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Peaceful start to Maharashtra civic corporation polls
Polling started on a peaceful note in Mumbai and nine other municipal corporations across Maharashtra on Thursday. Over 25,000 security personnel have been deployed in Mumbai, the biggest corporation going to polls, where around 1.30 crore people will exercise their franchise through the day today.
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Mumbai civic polls: Rich corporators get richer
Ahead of the Mumbai civic polls, a closer look at the personal wealth of several corporators in the country's richest municipal body reveals some staggering figures. The personal wealth of the corporators has skyrocketed in the past few years, with some getting richer by 400 per cent, while others showing a mind-boggling 4000 per cent increase.
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Want alliance with Pawar's party for Mumbai polls, says Congress
The Congress has said it is eager to tie up with Sharad Pawar's party for elections for the country's richest municipal corporation, Mumbai's BMC.
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Slum Dwellers Can Buy Homes For Rs 2.5 Lakh: Devendra Fadnavis
Slum dwellers can get homes in Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Pune by paying Rs 2.5 lakh, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Thursday, the move coming with civic polls due in several urban areas of the state.
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'Nanded Shows BJP Can Be Defeated:' Shiv Sena Celebrates Congress Win
The Congress' big win in the Nanded civic elections in Maharashtra is a signal that the BJP can be defeated, said ally Shiv Sena today, its own debacle consigned to a postscript. The Nanded civic body has been a Congress stronghold for two decades and the party has retained it, sweeping 73 of the 81 seats or wards.
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BMC Election 2017 Live: Devendra Fadnavis Credits PM Modi's 'Transparent Politics' For Big Win
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is emerging as the clear winner of the day as the BJP is narrowing Shiv Shena's lead in the Brihanmumbai Municial Corporation or BMC elections setting it up for a nail-biting finish. The BJP is now ahead in 81 of the 227 seats, marginally behind the Shiv Sena's 84 (till 5 pm), which has ruled the cash ri...
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'Let Bygones Be Bygones': In Editorial, Shiv Sena Appears to Reach Out to BJP
A day after it emerged as the single largest party but fell short of a majority in the civic elections held in Kalyan-Dombivali, adjacent to Mumbai, the Shiv Sena today hinted at a truce with BJP, saying whatever happens during polls is temporary.
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Why 24,000 cops in Mumbai can't vote today
It is ironical that those entrusted with the duty of ensuring that you are able to exercise your right to vote will not be able to avail of it themselves. More than 24,000 police personnel -- including Home Guards, SRPF jawans, Mumbai police officers and constables -- will not be able to vote today because they haven't applied for postal ballots. T...
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Peaceful start to Maharashtra civic corporation polls
Polling started on a peaceful note in Mumbai and nine other municipal corporations across Maharashtra on Thursday. Over 25,000 security personnel have been deployed in Mumbai, the biggest corporation going to polls, where around 1.30 crore people will exercise their franchise through the day today.
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Mumbai civic polls: Rich corporators get richer
Ahead of the Mumbai civic polls, a closer look at the personal wealth of several corporators in the country's richest municipal body reveals some staggering figures. The personal wealth of the corporators has skyrocketed in the past few years, with some getting richer by 400 per cent, while others showing a mind-boggling 4000 per cent increase.
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Want alliance with Pawar's party for Mumbai polls, says Congress
The Congress has said it is eager to tie up with Sharad Pawar's party for elections for the country's richest municipal corporation, Mumbai's BMC.
