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AMMK Alleges "Horse Trading" After MLA Goes Missing Amid Tamil Nadu Drama
Vijay's party TVK secured letters of support from the Congress, CPI and CPI(M), with the two Left parties extending outside support.
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Opinion | 'Who Else?' - The Hubris That Shattered The Left In Kerala
The LDF's slogan, "Matt aarunde?" ("Who else is there?"), complete with towering portraits of Pinarayi Vijayan, was intended to project stability and a lack of alternatives. Instead, it projected an arrogance that voters found stifling.
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Governor Asks Vijay To Prove Majority For Oath, TVK May Move Court: Sources
Vijay met the governor Wednesday but the attempt to form the next government was rebuffed after doubts that the TVK-led coalition has the numbers.
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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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Mamata Banerjee's Visit To Strongroom, Trinamool's Protest: Late-Night EVM Drama In Bengal
With just two days left for counting in the high-stakes Assembly elections, the Trinamool alleged that the ballot boxes were opened without the presence of authorised party representatives.
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Howrah Sweetmaker Turns Bengal Election Fever Into Culinary Art
Elaborate Sandesh moulds featuring the grass and flowers of the TMC, the lotus of the BJP, the open hand symbol of Congress and the hammer and sickle of the Left.
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'Enticement, Intimidation By Trinamool': Adhir Chowdhury On Women's Turnout
"The Trinamool has both enticed and intimidated female voters, warning them that if they did not vote for the party, the 'Lakshmir Bhandar' scheme would be discontinued," said Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
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"Only In West Bengal Do Dead People Vote": Swapan Dasgupta To NDTV
"After 15 years, there is mounting public dis-satisfaction and we have emerged as the only real alternative (to the Trinamool Congress), not the Left or the Congress. Only the BJP," Swapan Dasgupta said
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Opinion | Why Kerala Is A Do-Or-Die Battle For Congress And CPI(M)
For the Left, it is a battle for existence. For the Congress, it can't afford to lose the state for a third time.
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'False Narrative By Congress, Left': Kiren Rijiju On Foreign Funding Row
The FCRA Amendment Bill showdown is set to become a key flashpoint between the Congress, the Left government, and the BJP as each jostles to win the April Assembly election.
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AI Enters Kerala's Poll Battlefield, Reshaping Campaigns Across Party Lines
As campaigning gathers pace, war rooms of major political parties, including the Left, the Congress and the NDA, are busy creating content to influence voters in an increasingly digitally-driven society.
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Ground Report: Memories Of 2021 Tragedy Haunt Elections In This Bengal Seat
Sitalkuchi would have been another dot on the map of West Bengal, but for the tragic events of April 10, 2021.
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Opinion | In Data: How Minority Seats Could Decide Who Wins Kerala This Time
The outcomes in the 47 seats dominated by Muslims and Christians could ultimately decide the course of the 2026 elections in Kerala. Whoever wins these seats might end up winning the state.
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Who Will Have The Last Laugh In Nemom, The 'Gujarat Of Kerala'
Nemom's story is really the story of a Congress bastion that got reshaped, a Left base that rose after delimitation, and a BJP that learnt to grow by feeding off Congress decline
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'Protect Territory To Protect Identity': Sarbananda Sonowal At NDTV Assam Power Play
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal gave a long list of work that the BJP government in Assam has done in the last 11 years, and compared them with what the Congress did.
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AMMK Alleges "Horse Trading" After MLA Goes Missing Amid Tamil Nadu Drama
Vijay's party TVK secured letters of support from the Congress, CPI and CPI(M), with the two Left parties extending outside support.
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Opinion | 'Who Else?' - The Hubris That Shattered The Left In Kerala
The LDF's slogan, "Matt aarunde?" ("Who else is there?"), complete with towering portraits of Pinarayi Vijayan, was intended to project stability and a lack of alternatives. Instead, it projected an arrogance that voters found stifling.
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Governor Asks Vijay To Prove Majority For Oath, TVK May Move Court: Sources
Vijay met the governor Wednesday but the attempt to form the next government was rebuffed after doubts that the TVK-led coalition has the numbers.
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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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Mamata Banerjee's Visit To Strongroom, Trinamool's Protest: Late-Night EVM Drama In Bengal
With just two days left for counting in the high-stakes Assembly elections, the Trinamool alleged that the ballot boxes were opened without the presence of authorised party representatives.
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Howrah Sweetmaker Turns Bengal Election Fever Into Culinary Art
Elaborate Sandesh moulds featuring the grass and flowers of the TMC, the lotus of the BJP, the open hand symbol of Congress and the hammer and sickle of the Left.
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'Enticement, Intimidation By Trinamool': Adhir Chowdhury On Women's Turnout
"The Trinamool has both enticed and intimidated female voters, warning them that if they did not vote for the party, the 'Lakshmir Bhandar' scheme would be discontinued," said Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
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"Only In West Bengal Do Dead People Vote": Swapan Dasgupta To NDTV
"After 15 years, there is mounting public dis-satisfaction and we have emerged as the only real alternative (to the Trinamool Congress), not the Left or the Congress. Only the BJP," Swapan Dasgupta said
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Opinion | Why Kerala Is A Do-Or-Die Battle For Congress And CPI(M)
For the Left, it is a battle for existence. For the Congress, it can't afford to lose the state for a third time.
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'False Narrative By Congress, Left': Kiren Rijiju On Foreign Funding Row
The FCRA Amendment Bill showdown is set to become a key flashpoint between the Congress, the Left government, and the BJP as each jostles to win the April Assembly election.
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AI Enters Kerala's Poll Battlefield, Reshaping Campaigns Across Party Lines
As campaigning gathers pace, war rooms of major political parties, including the Left, the Congress and the NDA, are busy creating content to influence voters in an increasingly digitally-driven society.
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Ground Report: Memories Of 2021 Tragedy Haunt Elections In This Bengal Seat
Sitalkuchi would have been another dot on the map of West Bengal, but for the tragic events of April 10, 2021.
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Opinion | In Data: How Minority Seats Could Decide Who Wins Kerala This Time
The outcomes in the 47 seats dominated by Muslims and Christians could ultimately decide the course of the 2026 elections in Kerala. Whoever wins these seats might end up winning the state.
-
Who Will Have The Last Laugh In Nemom, The 'Gujarat Of Kerala'
Nemom's story is really the story of a Congress bastion that got reshaped, a Left base that rose after delimitation, and a BJP that learnt to grow by feeding off Congress decline
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'Protect Territory To Protect Identity': Sarbananda Sonowal At NDTV Assam Power Play
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal gave a long list of work that the BJP government in Assam has done in the last 11 years, and compared them with what the Congress did.
