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Anurag Thakur's Exclusion From Final Boxing Federation of India Electoral College List Triggers Row
Former BCCI president Anurag Thakur, a BJP MP, was expected to contest for the BFI president's post.
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BFI Excludes Anurag Thakur's Name From Electoral College For Elections
The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) on Wednesday rejected Anurag Thakur's nomination for inclusion in the electoral college finalised for the March 28 elections.
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New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
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Former India Players Want Ex-Captain Bhaichung Bhutia To Contest For AIFF President's Post
With half of the electoral college for the upcoming elections of All India Football Federation (AIFF) made up of former players, some of the ex-India international players feel that the legendary Bhaichung Bhutia should contest the polls for the post of president
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Opinion: Indian Negotiators Must Strike Before The US Vote
America's elections provide a narrow window of opportunity for its trading partners. Across the world, negotiators will have seen a man from Maine given a prime spot at the Republican National Convention: Lobsterman Jason Joyce spokeabout how President Donald Trump had "brokered a deal to end European Union tariffs of 8% on Maine live lobsters and ...
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After 52 Years Of Electoral Politics, Now No More Elections: Sharad Pawar
"Now no election" was Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar's one-line reply on being asked whether he would consider contesting next year's Lok Sabha polls from Pune. Mr Pawar and former Tripura governor Srinivas Patil were being interviewed by Sudhir Gadgil at a function here Sunday to mark the launch of "Pune Ekekali", a coffee-tab...
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President Election Result 2017: Ram Nath Kovind Will Take Oath As 14th President Of India On July 25
Ram Nath Kovind has won the presidential election after securing over two-thirds of the total electoral college votes. Mr Kovind will be sworn-in as the 14th President of India on July 25. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Ram Nath Kovind for winning the presidential election. PM Modi tweeted: "Congratulations to Shri Ram Nath Kovind Ji on...
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Great Responsibility, Says Ram Nath Kovind, New President Of India: 10 Points
Ram Nath Kovind, lawyer, former MP and governor, was elected India's next President on Thursday. The government-backed candidate, a Dalit leader, won nearly 66 per cent of the votes cast by an electoral college of MPs and state lawmakers on Monday. He will be sworn in on July 25. "I realise it is a great responsibility," the 71-year-old said at his...
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Presidential Contest Between Meira Kumar And Ram Nath Kovind In Numbers: Top 10
As the contest between NDA's candidate Ram Nath Kovind and Congress and other opposition parties' candidate Meira Kumar nears its finishing line, these numbers hold critical importance. The support for former Bihar governor Mr Kovind includes traditional allies of Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP along with some regional parties. Former Lok Sabha spea...
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Delhi May Soon Get A Special Godown For Storing All EVMs
Electronic voting machines or EVMs used for polling purpose in the city may soon find a permanent place of storage. Chief Electoral Office of Delhi has set the ball rolling for building a special godown to keep these machines en bloc.
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How BJP's UP Win Will Impact Presidential Election. Numbers Explained
The BJP's electoral tsunami in Uttar Pradesh will not just dramatically change the party's numbers in the assembly but will have an immediate impact on the next Presidential elections in July when President Pranab Mukherjee completes his term.
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Hillary Clinton Campaign Confident Of Crossing 270 Electoral College Mark
Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign today exuded confidence of crossing the 270 electoral college vote mark amid reports that the race to the White House has entered a dead heat with just 50 hours to go before the presidential election.
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Clean Sports India tells IOC, IOA elections could be challenged in court
Calling on the International Olympic Committee to stop Abhay Singh Chautala and Lalit Bhanot from being part of the IOA's Electoral College, Clean Sports India (CSI) has told the IOC that given the "anomalies", the polls could end up being challenged in courts here.
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Pranab or Sangma for President? The Math
India's Electoral College that will vote for a new president July 19 is made up of 4,896 members - 776 members of parliament and 4,120 members of the state assemblies. Between them they have 10,97,012 votes and the winning candidate needs at least 50 per cent of these.
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The mathematics of India's presidential poll
India's Electoral College that will vote for a new president July 19 is made up of 4,896 members - 776 members of parliament and 4,120 members of the state assemblies. Between them they have 10,97,012 votes and the winning candidate needs at least 50 per cent of these. Here's a look at how the numbers stack up.
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Anurag Thakur's Exclusion From Final Boxing Federation of India Electoral College List Triggers Row
Former BCCI president Anurag Thakur, a BJP MP, was expected to contest for the BFI president's post.
-
BFI Excludes Anurag Thakur's Name From Electoral College For Elections
The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) on Wednesday rejected Anurag Thakur's nomination for inclusion in the electoral college finalised for the March 28 elections.
-
New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
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Former India Players Want Ex-Captain Bhaichung Bhutia To Contest For AIFF President's Post
With half of the electoral college for the upcoming elections of All India Football Federation (AIFF) made up of former players, some of the ex-India international players feel that the legendary Bhaichung Bhutia should contest the polls for the post of president
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Opinion: Indian Negotiators Must Strike Before The US Vote
America's elections provide a narrow window of opportunity for its trading partners. Across the world, negotiators will have seen a man from Maine given a prime spot at the Republican National Convention: Lobsterman Jason Joyce spokeabout how President Donald Trump had "brokered a deal to end European Union tariffs of 8% on Maine live lobsters and ...
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After 52 Years Of Electoral Politics, Now No More Elections: Sharad Pawar
"Now no election" was Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar's one-line reply on being asked whether he would consider contesting next year's Lok Sabha polls from Pune. Mr Pawar and former Tripura governor Srinivas Patil were being interviewed by Sudhir Gadgil at a function here Sunday to mark the launch of "Pune Ekekali", a coffee-tab...
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President Election Result 2017: Ram Nath Kovind Will Take Oath As 14th President Of India On July 25
Ram Nath Kovind has won the presidential election after securing over two-thirds of the total electoral college votes. Mr Kovind will be sworn-in as the 14th President of India on July 25. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Ram Nath Kovind for winning the presidential election. PM Modi tweeted: "Congratulations to Shri Ram Nath Kovind Ji on...
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Great Responsibility, Says Ram Nath Kovind, New President Of India: 10 Points
Ram Nath Kovind, lawyer, former MP and governor, was elected India's next President on Thursday. The government-backed candidate, a Dalit leader, won nearly 66 per cent of the votes cast by an electoral college of MPs and state lawmakers on Monday. He will be sworn in on July 25. "I realise it is a great responsibility," the 71-year-old said at his...
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Presidential Contest Between Meira Kumar And Ram Nath Kovind In Numbers: Top 10
As the contest between NDA's candidate Ram Nath Kovind and Congress and other opposition parties' candidate Meira Kumar nears its finishing line, these numbers hold critical importance. The support for former Bihar governor Mr Kovind includes traditional allies of Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP along with some regional parties. Former Lok Sabha spea...
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Delhi May Soon Get A Special Godown For Storing All EVMs
Electronic voting machines or EVMs used for polling purpose in the city may soon find a permanent place of storage. Chief Electoral Office of Delhi has set the ball rolling for building a special godown to keep these machines en bloc.
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How BJP's UP Win Will Impact Presidential Election. Numbers Explained
The BJP's electoral tsunami in Uttar Pradesh will not just dramatically change the party's numbers in the assembly but will have an immediate impact on the next Presidential elections in July when President Pranab Mukherjee completes his term.
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Hillary Clinton Campaign Confident Of Crossing 270 Electoral College Mark
Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign today exuded confidence of crossing the 270 electoral college vote mark amid reports that the race to the White House has entered a dead heat with just 50 hours to go before the presidential election.
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Clean Sports India tells IOC, IOA elections could be challenged in court
Calling on the International Olympic Committee to stop Abhay Singh Chautala and Lalit Bhanot from being part of the IOA's Electoral College, Clean Sports India (CSI) has told the IOC that given the "anomalies", the polls could end up being challenged in courts here.
-
Pranab or Sangma for President? The Math
India's Electoral College that will vote for a new president July 19 is made up of 4,896 members - 776 members of parliament and 4,120 members of the state assemblies. Between them they have 10,97,012 votes and the winning candidate needs at least 50 per cent of these.
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The mathematics of India's presidential poll
India's Electoral College that will vote for a new president July 19 is made up of 4,896 members - 776 members of parliament and 4,120 members of the state assemblies. Between them they have 10,97,012 votes and the winning candidate needs at least 50 per cent of these. Here's a look at how the numbers stack up.
