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Rahul Gandhi Gujarat Visit Highlights: Congress Chief Offers Prayers At Somnath Temple, Will Review Election Result Next
Rahul Gandhi will meet Congress leaders in Gujarat, who have already begun analysing the election result, to review and get insight about the electoral outcome. Gujarat Congress organised a three-day conclave, which ends today, to study the poll results. During the 'chintan shivir' (introspection camp), Congress leaders and workers in Gujarat have ...
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At Top Congress Meet, Dr Manmohan Singh's Diagnosis Of Gujarat Results
Congress president Rahul Gandhi is travelling to Gujarat on Saturday to review and analyse his party's performance in the assembly elections. But at the Congress Working Committee yesterday, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has already told him precisely what he thinks went wrong.
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Days After Results, BJP Touches 100-Mark In Gujarat, With Some Help
The BJP has touched the 100-mark in Gujarat, where it won a sixth straight term on Monday but with a reduced margin, confined to double digits.
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Chief Ministers For Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Highlights: Vijay Rupani Retains Top Job
After the BJP emerged victorious in the assembly elections by defeating the Congress in both Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, the party is now mulling decision on chief ministers for these states. As the party's presumptive state chief for Himachal Pradesh, PK Dhumal lost his seat in the polls, speculations are rife as to who the next chief minister o...
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Gujarat Assembly Election Results: BJP, Congress Supporters Celebrate In US
BJP supporters celebrated the party's victory in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Assembly Polls and asserted that the people of the two states have voted for development and rejected caste-based politics and corruption.
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Vijay Rupani Frontrunner For Gujarat Chief Minister, But Not Default Choice
Vijay Rupani, outgoing Gujarat chief minister is seen as the favourite for the top post, but the BJP's performance in the assembly elections has thrown open the possibility of the party opting for someone else. As the state BJP waits for the arrival from Delhi of union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who will oversee the selection of the next chief ...
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Post Gujarat, Congress Calls For Restoring Dignity In Public Discourse
The Congress party today called for restoring dignity in political discourse in the country after it was vitiated during the campaigning for the keenly- contested Gujarat Assembly polls.
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"Congress Real Winner in Gujarat": BJP Ally Shiv Sena's New Jab
As the BJP retained Gujarat, its ally, the Shiv Sena, has said that it was the Rahul Gandhi-led Congress which had emerged as the "real winner" in the election.
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If You Get 49% Vote Share, Can't Say It Is Anti-Incumbency: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
That the BJP ended up with 49 per cent of the popular vote in Gujarat demonstrates that there was really no anti-incumbency against the party that had ruled the state for 22 years, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told NDTV, explaining the party's lower tally than the 2012 elections to a gap in rural Saurashtra due to "certain agrarian factors and loc...
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"Will Become Voice Of Voiceless:" Jignesh Mevani After Gujarat Results
Dalit activist Jignesh Mevani, one-third of a troika that challenged the ruling BJP in Gujarat, on Monday ruled out joining any political party after winning his debut election as an independent candidate with Congress support. Calling himself "younger than Prime Minister Narendra Modi", the 37-year-old lawyer-activist said the Gujarat polls would ...
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Gujarat Election Result: It's All About Saurashtra
The BJP has won Gujarat again but was compelled to explain its lower margin of victory as the party stopped just shy of a 100 seats in the 182-member assembly in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party chief Amit Shah's home state on Monday. The BJP needed 92 seats for a majority; it has won 99, 16 less than last time. The Congress went down fightin...
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I Covered The Gujarat Election. My Top 10 Takeaways
Modi magic, Amit Shah grit, and other takeaways from Gujarat
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A Detailed Guide To What Helped And Hurt Modi In Gujarat
Whatever the BJP spin machine may say, falling below 100 seats was an embarrassment they could have done without. And if one looks closely at the numbers, they were only a few 1000s of votes away from losing the election.
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'You May Not Like Us, Don't Derail Vikas': PM Modi On Poll Wins
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated Gujarat, which has returned the BJP to power for the sixth time. Gujarat, he said, had proved that the ordinary Indian hungers for development. Hitting out at the opposition Congress, he said, "You may not like the BJP but please do not do anything to derail the country's development".
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BJP Wins In Gujarat, Just, Loses In PM Narendra Modi's Hometown
The BJP has managed a sixth win in the Gujarat assembly, a rare achievement for a political party anywhere in India outside West Bengal, but the Congress has sprung a surprise in Unjha constituency that includes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hometown of Vadnagar.
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Rahul Gandhi Gujarat Visit Highlights: Congress Chief Offers Prayers At Somnath Temple, Will Review Election Result Next
Rahul Gandhi will meet Congress leaders in Gujarat, who have already begun analysing the election result, to review and get insight about the electoral outcome. Gujarat Congress organised a three-day conclave, which ends today, to study the poll results. During the 'chintan shivir' (introspection camp), Congress leaders and workers in Gujarat have ...
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At Top Congress Meet, Dr Manmohan Singh's Diagnosis Of Gujarat Results
Congress president Rahul Gandhi is travelling to Gujarat on Saturday to review and analyse his party's performance in the assembly elections. But at the Congress Working Committee yesterday, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has already told him precisely what he thinks went wrong.
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Days After Results, BJP Touches 100-Mark In Gujarat, With Some Help
The BJP has touched the 100-mark in Gujarat, where it won a sixth straight term on Monday but with a reduced margin, confined to double digits.
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Chief Ministers For Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Highlights: Vijay Rupani Retains Top Job
After the BJP emerged victorious in the assembly elections by defeating the Congress in both Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, the party is now mulling decision on chief ministers for these states. As the party's presumptive state chief for Himachal Pradesh, PK Dhumal lost his seat in the polls, speculations are rife as to who the next chief minister o...
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Gujarat Assembly Election Results: BJP, Congress Supporters Celebrate In US
BJP supporters celebrated the party's victory in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Assembly Polls and asserted that the people of the two states have voted for development and rejected caste-based politics and corruption.
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Vijay Rupani Frontrunner For Gujarat Chief Minister, But Not Default Choice
Vijay Rupani, outgoing Gujarat chief minister is seen as the favourite for the top post, but the BJP's performance in the assembly elections has thrown open the possibility of the party opting for someone else. As the state BJP waits for the arrival from Delhi of union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who will oversee the selection of the next chief ...
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Post Gujarat, Congress Calls For Restoring Dignity In Public Discourse
The Congress party today called for restoring dignity in political discourse in the country after it was vitiated during the campaigning for the keenly- contested Gujarat Assembly polls.
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"Congress Real Winner in Gujarat": BJP Ally Shiv Sena's New Jab
As the BJP retained Gujarat, its ally, the Shiv Sena, has said that it was the Rahul Gandhi-led Congress which had emerged as the "real winner" in the election.
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If You Get 49% Vote Share, Can't Say It Is Anti-Incumbency: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
That the BJP ended up with 49 per cent of the popular vote in Gujarat demonstrates that there was really no anti-incumbency against the party that had ruled the state for 22 years, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told NDTV, explaining the party's lower tally than the 2012 elections to a gap in rural Saurashtra due to "certain agrarian factors and loc...
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"Will Become Voice Of Voiceless:" Jignesh Mevani After Gujarat Results
Dalit activist Jignesh Mevani, one-third of a troika that challenged the ruling BJP in Gujarat, on Monday ruled out joining any political party after winning his debut election as an independent candidate with Congress support. Calling himself "younger than Prime Minister Narendra Modi", the 37-year-old lawyer-activist said the Gujarat polls would ...
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Gujarat Election Result: It's All About Saurashtra
The BJP has won Gujarat again but was compelled to explain its lower margin of victory as the party stopped just shy of a 100 seats in the 182-member assembly in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party chief Amit Shah's home state on Monday. The BJP needed 92 seats for a majority; it has won 99, 16 less than last time. The Congress went down fightin...
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I Covered The Gujarat Election. My Top 10 Takeaways
Modi magic, Amit Shah grit, and other takeaways from Gujarat
-
A Detailed Guide To What Helped And Hurt Modi In Gujarat
Whatever the BJP spin machine may say, falling below 100 seats was an embarrassment they could have done without. And if one looks closely at the numbers, they were only a few 1000s of votes away from losing the election.
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'You May Not Like Us, Don't Derail Vikas': PM Modi On Poll Wins
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated Gujarat, which has returned the BJP to power for the sixth time. Gujarat, he said, had proved that the ordinary Indian hungers for development. Hitting out at the opposition Congress, he said, "You may not like the BJP but please do not do anything to derail the country's development".
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BJP Wins In Gujarat, Just, Loses In PM Narendra Modi's Hometown
The BJP has managed a sixth win in the Gujarat assembly, a rare achievement for a political party anywhere in India outside West Bengal, but the Congress has sprung a surprise in Unjha constituency that includes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hometown of Vadnagar.
