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Devendra Fadnavis Responds To Rahul Gandhi's "Match-Fixing" Article With An Article
Devendra Fadnavis' response comes a day after Rahul Gandhi, in an op-ed, questioned the way the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly elections were conducted.
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Rahul Gandhi Claims "Match-Fixing" In Maharashtra Polls, BJP Responds
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a critique of the November 2024 Maharashtra assembly elections, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of orchestrating a "match-fixing" operation to engineer a victory.
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"No Message, Will Give News Directly": Uddhav Thackeray On MNS Alliance Buzz
Will they, won't they form an alliance? Uddhav Thackeray's party and his estranged cousin Raj Thackeray's MNS face this Hamletian dilemma in the face of poor electoral runs.
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Bangladesh Now Drops Bangabandhu From Key Law, Redefines 'Freedom Fighters'
After removing the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from currency notes, the interim government in Bangladesh has made yet another move to erase the legacy of the 1971 liberation struggle which was led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
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Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
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Classical Language Day, No Cap On Jewel Loans: Resolutions Passed At DMK Meet
The meeting also heaped praise on DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for his successive electoral victories.
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UK Net Migration Falls To Half In 2024, Compared To Previous Year
The decline in net migration has been welcomed by the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, who stated that "the 300,000 drop in net migration since the election is important and welcome after the figures quadrupled to nearly a million last parliament."
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He Defied His President's Drug War. Now He Is Helping Choose The Next Pope
Filipino Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David, known for speaking out against former President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war, is now one of the electors choosing the next Pope.
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Cardinals Enter Sistine Chapel For Secret Conclave To Elect New Pope
Catholic cardinals who will choose the next pope filed into the Sistine Chapel on Wednesday, before locking themselves away from the world to elect the man they hope can unite a diverse but divided global Church.
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Poll Panel Links Electoral Rolls To Birth, Death Records For Accuracy
The Election Commission will take data of death registrations from the Registrar General of India (RGI) to update electoral rolls. It has also modified the voter information slip to ensure the serial and part number of voters are prominently visible.
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"It's Over": Canada PM Mark Carney Closes Door On Donald Trump's Takeover Plan
In his victory speech after winning a stupendous electoral battle, where his Liberal Party came from behind to win the parliamentary election in Canada for a third consecutive time, Mark Carney, set to continue as PM, flayed Donald Trump.
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What Voting Looked Like In Canada Before Its Poll Body Took Over
The Canadian electoral system was in place well before the creation of Elections Canada. After Confederation in 1867, federal elections were organised by government officials, with no independent body in charge.
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JNU Students' Union Poll On Friday, Election Committee Announces Schedule
The committee had suspended all electoral activities on April 18, citing a breakdown in security after back-to-back incidents of violence at its office on April 17 and 18.
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'Lungi' vs 'Godse's Revolver': BJP, Congress' New Jabs Before Assam Polls
The BJP and Congress' Assam units traded juvenile barbs - each declaring the other change its electoral symbol - before next month's panchayat election.
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What Was Canada's Robocalls Controversy That Shook Voter Trust In 2011
With Canadians preparing to cast their ballots, memories of the 2011 Robocalls Scandal still linger - a voter suppression controversy that shook public trust and remains one of the most divisive chapters in the country's electoral history.
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Devendra Fadnavis Responds To Rahul Gandhi's "Match-Fixing" Article With An Article
Devendra Fadnavis' response comes a day after Rahul Gandhi, in an op-ed, questioned the way the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly elections were conducted.
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Rahul Gandhi Claims "Match-Fixing" In Maharashtra Polls, BJP Responds
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a critique of the November 2024 Maharashtra assembly elections, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of orchestrating a "match-fixing" operation to engineer a victory.
-
"No Message, Will Give News Directly": Uddhav Thackeray On MNS Alliance Buzz
Will they, won't they form an alliance? Uddhav Thackeray's party and his estranged cousin Raj Thackeray's MNS face this Hamletian dilemma in the face of poor electoral runs.
-
Bangladesh Now Drops Bangabandhu From Key Law, Redefines 'Freedom Fighters'
After removing the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from currency notes, the interim government in Bangladesh has made yet another move to erase the legacy of the 1971 liberation struggle which was led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
-
Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
-
Classical Language Day, No Cap On Jewel Loans: Resolutions Passed At DMK Meet
The meeting also heaped praise on DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for his successive electoral victories.
-
UK Net Migration Falls To Half In 2024, Compared To Previous Year
The decline in net migration has been welcomed by the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, who stated that "the 300,000 drop in net migration since the election is important and welcome after the figures quadrupled to nearly a million last parliament."
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He Defied His President's Drug War. Now He Is Helping Choose The Next Pope
Filipino Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David, known for speaking out against former President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war, is now one of the electors choosing the next Pope.
-
Cardinals Enter Sistine Chapel For Secret Conclave To Elect New Pope
Catholic cardinals who will choose the next pope filed into the Sistine Chapel on Wednesday, before locking themselves away from the world to elect the man they hope can unite a diverse but divided global Church.
-
Poll Panel Links Electoral Rolls To Birth, Death Records For Accuracy
The Election Commission will take data of death registrations from the Registrar General of India (RGI) to update electoral rolls. It has also modified the voter information slip to ensure the serial and part number of voters are prominently visible.
-
"It's Over": Canada PM Mark Carney Closes Door On Donald Trump's Takeover Plan
In his victory speech after winning a stupendous electoral battle, where his Liberal Party came from behind to win the parliamentary election in Canada for a third consecutive time, Mark Carney, set to continue as PM, flayed Donald Trump.
-
What Voting Looked Like In Canada Before Its Poll Body Took Over
The Canadian electoral system was in place well before the creation of Elections Canada. After Confederation in 1867, federal elections were organised by government officials, with no independent body in charge.
-
JNU Students' Union Poll On Friday, Election Committee Announces Schedule
The committee had suspended all electoral activities on April 18, citing a breakdown in security after back-to-back incidents of violence at its office on April 17 and 18.
-
'Lungi' vs 'Godse's Revolver': BJP, Congress' New Jabs Before Assam Polls
The BJP and Congress' Assam units traded juvenile barbs - each declaring the other change its electoral symbol - before next month's panchayat election.
-
What Was Canada's Robocalls Controversy That Shook Voter Trust In 2011
With Canadians preparing to cast their ballots, memories of the 2011 Robocalls Scandal still linger - a voter suppression controversy that shook public trust and remains one of the most divisive chapters in the country's electoral history.
