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2nd Term For DMK In Tamil Nadu, TVK To Do Better Than AIADMK: Today's Chanakya Exit Poll
Today's Chanakya has said the DMK-led alliance will win 125 seats (with a margin of 11) in the 234-member Assembly.
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Exit Poll Highlights: BJP To Breach Bengal With 192 Seats, Trinamool To Get 100: Today's Chanakya Exit Poll
Exit Poll Results 2026: The actual results will be declared after votes are counted on May 4.
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Axis My India Exit Poll Says LDF Is Losing Kerala, But Most Want Pinarayi Vijayan As Chief Minister
Axis My India exit poll listed the names of five leaders who respondents want to see as Kerala chief minister
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Vijay To Be Tamil Nadu's Hero, NDA Sweep In Assam: Axis My India Exit Poll
The NDA is expected to get between 88 and 100 seats -- improving on its 2021 performance with a vote share of 48 per cent. Of these seats, 70 to 80 can be scooped up by the BJP alone.
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NDA To Get Second Straight Term In Puducherry With 16-20 Of 30 Seats: Axis My India Exit Poll
Exit Poll Results Live: NDA To Get Second Straight Term In Puducherry With 16-20 Of 30 Seats: NDTV Exit Poll
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Exit Polls Today: When And Where To Watch As NDTV Decodes Voter Trends
NDTV brings you the latest updates on exit polls after voting concludes in four states and one Union territory today.
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Fish To Jhalmuri, Identity To SIR: NDTV Reporters Decode Key Factors In Bengal Polls
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: NDTV's power-packed team explored the politics of jhalmuri, fish, infiltration, and women's security
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Trinamool Worker Shot At By Unknown People, Hospitalised With 3 Bullets
The 30-year-old Trinamool Congress worker was hit by three bullets, following which residents rushed him to hospital
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"Clear Message From Voters": Rajnath Singh To NDTV On Bengal Turnout
The state saw a turnout of 93.19% in the first phase, which was its highest since Independence.
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Met With "Fear, Silence": Axis My India Chief To NDTV On Exit Polls In Bengal
In most of the country, the share of voters unwilling to reveal their preferences is around 10 per cent, Pradeep Gupta said. In Bengal, it is 60 per cent, he said
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2nd Term For DMK In Tamil Nadu, TVK To Do Better Than AIADMK: Today's Chanakya Exit Poll
Today's Chanakya has said the DMK-led alliance will win 125 seats (with a margin of 11) in the 234-member Assembly.
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Exit Poll Highlights: BJP To Breach Bengal With 192 Seats, Trinamool To Get 100: Today's Chanakya Exit Poll
Exit Poll Results 2026: The actual results will be declared after votes are counted on May 4.
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Axis My India Exit Poll Says LDF Is Losing Kerala, But Most Want Pinarayi Vijayan As Chief Minister
Axis My India exit poll listed the names of five leaders who respondents want to see as Kerala chief minister
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Vijay To Be Tamil Nadu's Hero, NDA Sweep In Assam: Axis My India Exit Poll
The NDA is expected to get between 88 and 100 seats -- improving on its 2021 performance with a vote share of 48 per cent. Of these seats, 70 to 80 can be scooped up by the BJP alone.
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NDA To Get Second Straight Term In Puducherry With 16-20 Of 30 Seats: Axis My India Exit Poll
Exit Poll Results Live: NDA To Get Second Straight Term In Puducherry With 16-20 Of 30 Seats: NDTV Exit Poll
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Exit Polls Today: When And Where To Watch As NDTV Decodes Voter Trends
NDTV brings you the latest updates on exit polls after voting concludes in four states and one Union territory today.
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Fish To Jhalmuri, Identity To SIR: NDTV Reporters Decode Key Factors In Bengal Polls
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: NDTV's power-packed team explored the politics of jhalmuri, fish, infiltration, and women's security
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Trinamool Worker Shot At By Unknown People, Hospitalised With 3 Bullets
The 30-year-old Trinamool Congress worker was hit by three bullets, following which residents rushed him to hospital
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"Clear Message From Voters": Rajnath Singh To NDTV On Bengal Turnout
The state saw a turnout of 93.19% in the first phase, which was its highest since Independence.
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Met With "Fear, Silence": Axis My India Chief To NDTV On Exit Polls In Bengal
In most of the country, the share of voters unwilling to reveal their preferences is around 10 per cent, Pradeep Gupta said. In Bengal, it is 60 per cent, he said
