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"I Can Lead As Chief Minister": Virbhadra Singh's Wife Pratibha To NDTV
Hours before the Congress's big meeting to decide on its Chief Minister for Himachal Pradesh, a state it won yesterday, a top leader staked her claim to the job with a sharp reminder for the leadership in Delhi.
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43.9% Vote Share Helps Congress Win Himachal, BJP Close Behind With 43%
The Congress secured 43.90 per cent vote share as it wrested Himachal Pradesh from the BJP, winning 40 seats in the 68-member Assembly in the hill state which maintained its tradition of voting incumbent government out of power since 1985.
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Opinion: Poll Results Offer These Big Lessons For Congress, BJP And AAP
As we enter the run up to general elections of 2024, the message is clear: while in national elections the Modi leadership cult may deliver for the BJP, it is now obvious that in states, local issues matter more and more.
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Congress Veteran Defeats Son-In-Law To Retain Himachal Seat
Veteran Congress leader Dhani Ram Shandil retained the Solan seat in Himachal Pradesh, defeating his nearest BJP rival and son-in-law Rajesh Kashyap in assembly poll results announced on Thursday.
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Himachal Pradesh Election Result 2022: Full List Of Leading Candidates
With Congress' win, Himachal Pradesh has stuck to its tradition of voting out the incumbent government. For nearly four decades, it has switched between the BJP and the Congress, denying both parties a consecutive term.
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Himachal Election Result Tomorrow. BJP vs Congress A Battle Of "Tradition"
All eyes are on Himachal Pradesh where the assembly election results will reveal Thursday whether the state bucks the anti-incumbency trend or re-elects the ruling party - something that has not happened after 1985.
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Gujarat Mandate For BJP's Politics Of 'Vishwas' & 'Vikas': Maharashtra Chief Minister
Speaking on the side-lines of a predicted victory for the BJP in the states of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly elections, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the mandate for the BJP was because of the party's politics of "vishwas" and "vikas".
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"I Can Lead As Chief Minister": Virbhadra Singh's Wife Pratibha To NDTV
Hours before the Congress's big meeting to decide on its Chief Minister for Himachal Pradesh, a state it won yesterday, a top leader staked her claim to the job with a sharp reminder for the leadership in Delhi.
-
43.9% Vote Share Helps Congress Win Himachal, BJP Close Behind With 43%
The Congress secured 43.90 per cent vote share as it wrested Himachal Pradesh from the BJP, winning 40 seats in the 68-member Assembly in the hill state which maintained its tradition of voting incumbent government out of power since 1985.
-
Opinion: Poll Results Offer These Big Lessons For Congress, BJP And AAP
As we enter the run up to general elections of 2024, the message is clear: while in national elections the Modi leadership cult may deliver for the BJP, it is now obvious that in states, local issues matter more and more.
-
Congress Veteran Defeats Son-In-Law To Retain Himachal Seat
Veteran Congress leader Dhani Ram Shandil retained the Solan seat in Himachal Pradesh, defeating his nearest BJP rival and son-in-law Rajesh Kashyap in assembly poll results announced on Thursday.
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Himachal Pradesh Election Result 2022: Full List Of Leading Candidates
With Congress' win, Himachal Pradesh has stuck to its tradition of voting out the incumbent government. For nearly four decades, it has switched between the BJP and the Congress, denying both parties a consecutive term.
-
Himachal Election Result Tomorrow. BJP vs Congress A Battle Of "Tradition"
All eyes are on Himachal Pradesh where the assembly election results will reveal Thursday whether the state bucks the anti-incumbency trend or re-elects the ruling party - something that has not happened after 1985.
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Gujarat Mandate For BJP's Politics Of 'Vishwas' & 'Vikas': Maharashtra Chief Minister
Speaking on the side-lines of a predicted victory for the BJP in the states of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly elections, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the mandate for the BJP was because of the party's politics of "vishwas" and "vikas".
