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'Battle Of The Bros' On X As Congress, JDS Clash Over Bengaluru Potholes
A Congress versus Janata Dal Secular 'bro battle' broke on X Thursday after the latter tried to roast Karnataka's ruling party, fuelled by Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh's post today - a 'spicy' jab in a tiff over investment in Bengaluru.
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"You are Stinking Potholes" : The Theory Floated By Kerala Governor
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan broke into a reel of invective at a gathering on Saturday in Kunnoor, provoking criticism and allegations of behavior that disgraces his office. The Governor has proffered his defense, which includes standing by his remarks. Here are some quotes from his speech during which he was booed by attendees for supportin...
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Congress Makes It Youth vs Experience In Fight For Shivraj Chouhan's Turf
There are no swanky buildings here. The roads are mostly of average quality, with potholes here and there. But this town in Madhya Pradesh is still a focal point of the assembly elections in the large, heartland state. Budhni, represented by BJP's Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, 60, faces a young opponent sent by the Congress to breach his fo...
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"Potholes Alone Can't Be Blamed For Deaths," Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra PWD minister Chandrakant Patil has claimed that pothole-ridden roads can not be entirely blamed for accidents.
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Potholes In Mumbai Get Congress's Attention Along With Some Repairing
Congress workers today counted and filled potholes in suburban Bandra as part of its campaign, titled "Aao Potholes Giney" (lets count potholes), and accused Mumbai's civic body of not being prepared for the monsoons.
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Mumbai Congress Launches Campaign To Count Potholes In City
Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today launched a campaign to count the potholes in the city in an attempt to ridicule the civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
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Potholes, Not Politics, To Be Major Deciding Factor In Karnataka Poll Verdict 2018
Over 3.5 crore people voted in the Karnataka elections amid an adrenaline-filled campaign that had the BJP and the Congress vying for votes. However instead of politics, power and publicity, potholes will be a major deciding factor for some voters. Civic issues have been for long taken a backseat in the IT hub of the country. And in spite of big na...
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In Bengaluru, Many Voters Say Civic Issues, Potholes, Dictated Their Vote
Nearly 3.5 crore people in Karnataka voted on Saturday at the end of a rancorous campaign that saw the PM Narendra Modi and Congress' Rahul Gandhi throw themselves into the campaign and hurl barbs at each other for weeks. But as people in Karnataka capital Bengaluru stepped out to vote, many suggested civic issues would take priority when they vote...
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'Will Army Fill Potholes Too?' Mumbai Bridge-Building Plan Criticised
The Army will help build a new bridge at Mumbai's Elphinstone Road train station, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced today as union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Piyush Goyal visited the site where 23 were killed in a rush hour stampede a month ago.
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Shivraj Chouhan's Office Fights Ridicule With 'US Roads vs MP Roads' Pics
Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, was mostly derided on social media after he declared in Washington that he felt the roads back home were much better than those in the US.
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'Battle Of The Bros' On X As Congress, JDS Clash Over Bengaluru Potholes
A Congress versus Janata Dal Secular 'bro battle' broke on X Thursday after the latter tried to roast Karnataka's ruling party, fuelled by Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh's post today - a 'spicy' jab in a tiff over investment in Bengaluru.
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"You are Stinking Potholes" : The Theory Floated By Kerala Governor
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan broke into a reel of invective at a gathering on Saturday in Kunnoor, provoking criticism and allegations of behavior that disgraces his office. The Governor has proffered his defense, which includes standing by his remarks. Here are some quotes from his speech during which he was booed by attendees for supportin...
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Congress Makes It Youth vs Experience In Fight For Shivraj Chouhan's Turf
There are no swanky buildings here. The roads are mostly of average quality, with potholes here and there. But this town in Madhya Pradesh is still a focal point of the assembly elections in the large, heartland state. Budhni, represented by BJP's Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, 60, faces a young opponent sent by the Congress to breach his fo...
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"Potholes Alone Can't Be Blamed For Deaths," Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra PWD minister Chandrakant Patil has claimed that pothole-ridden roads can not be entirely blamed for accidents.
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Potholes In Mumbai Get Congress's Attention Along With Some Repairing
Congress workers today counted and filled potholes in suburban Bandra as part of its campaign, titled "Aao Potholes Giney" (lets count potholes), and accused Mumbai's civic body of not being prepared for the monsoons.
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Mumbai Congress Launches Campaign To Count Potholes In City
Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today launched a campaign to count the potholes in the city in an attempt to ridicule the civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
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Potholes, Not Politics, To Be Major Deciding Factor In Karnataka Poll Verdict 2018
Over 3.5 crore people voted in the Karnataka elections amid an adrenaline-filled campaign that had the BJP and the Congress vying for votes. However instead of politics, power and publicity, potholes will be a major deciding factor for some voters. Civic issues have been for long taken a backseat in the IT hub of the country. And in spite of big na...
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In Bengaluru, Many Voters Say Civic Issues, Potholes, Dictated Their Vote
Nearly 3.5 crore people in Karnataka voted on Saturday at the end of a rancorous campaign that saw the PM Narendra Modi and Congress' Rahul Gandhi throw themselves into the campaign and hurl barbs at each other for weeks. But as people in Karnataka capital Bengaluru stepped out to vote, many suggested civic issues would take priority when they vote...
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'Will Army Fill Potholes Too?' Mumbai Bridge-Building Plan Criticised
The Army will help build a new bridge at Mumbai's Elphinstone Road train station, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced today as union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Piyush Goyal visited the site where 23 were killed in a rush hour stampede a month ago.
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Shivraj Chouhan's Office Fights Ridicule With 'US Roads vs MP Roads' Pics
Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, was mostly derided on social media after he declared in Washington that he felt the roads back home were much better than those in the US.
