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Opinion | One Person In Gandhi Family Is Smiling Over Satheesan's Kerala Win - Despite Rahul
Rahul lost in Kerala. Priyanka gained. Kharge is satisfied. Venugopal was checked. And Satheesan emerged as Chief Minister. That is the internal Congress story beneath the Kerala story.
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Can IUML Support For VD Satheesan Backfire? Congress Decision Likely Soon
The Congress is concerned that giving in to the IUML will only provide ammunition to the BJP . The Congress has been regularly accused of appeasement by the BJP.
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Opinion | KC Venugopal, And The Paradox Of Being The Man Rahul Can't Do Without
The tragedy for Satheesan, if he doesn't get the post, would be that he helped create the victory that made Venugopal possible. The danger for Venugopal is that everyone in Kerala knows it.
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Kerala Standoff: Rahul Gandhi Caught Between KC Venugopal And VD Satheesan
While KC Venugopal is reportedly the choice of the MLAs, VD Satheesan appears to be the choice of the public. Congress workers in Kerala have been taking to the streets to hold rallies in support of Satheesan
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KC Venugopal "Way Ahead" In Kerala Chief Minister Race, Swearing In Next Week
The UDF secured a big win in the 140 seat-House, picking up 63 on its own and 102 with allies like the Indian Union Muslim League (22) and Kerala Congress (seven).
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In Contest For Kerala Top Post, A New Frontrunner In Congress
Multiple names are emerging as frontrunners for the top post, with senior Congress leader and AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal being seen as one of the strongest contenders.
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Opinion | 'Who Else?' - The Hubris That Shattered The Left In Kerala
The LDF's slogan, "Matt aarunde?" ("Who else is there?"), complete with towering portraits of Pinarayi Vijayan, was intended to project stability and a lack of alternatives. Instead, it projected an arrogance that voters found stifling.
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Opinion | The Dam Breaks: Kerala Didn't Reject The Left, It Rejected What It Had Turned Into
This verdict is not merely an anti-incumbency wave, but also a moral correction issued by a politically literate electorate against the tone of power.
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Riyas, Balagopal, Cherian? CPM Faces Key Who-After-Pinarayi Vijayan Call
The Left Democratic Front has been reduced to 35 seats in the Kerala Assembly. Thirteen ministers lost the election. With the CPM already out of power in the rest of India, Kerala was its last major stronghold.
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VD Satheesan: The Man Who Saved Congress - And Yet Almost Got Ignored For It
For decades, many Kerala politicians believed that upsetting caste organisations could damage a political career. Satheesan appeared willing to challenge that idea.
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From Beaten Protester To People's Voice: Kerala Youth Congress Leader Wins
On Monday, A.D. Thomas walks into the Assembly as Alappuzha's new MLA, carrying with him a story that blends grit, memory and a measure of justice.
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Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan Resigns After Congress-Led UDF's Poll Victory
Kerala Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar on Monday accepted the resignation of incumbent Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan following the Congress-led UDF's victory in the assembly elections. According to Raj Bhavan, the Governor has requested Vijayan to continue in his post until a new government is sworn in and alternate arrangements are made....
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"Kerala Result Marks New Momentum For Congress": Shashi Tharoor To NDTV
Buoyed by the Congress-led United Democratic Front, or UDF's, stellar show in the Kerala polls, Shashi Tharoor told NDTV that the result marks the return of the party and the momentum gained in the southern state will help the party in other parts of the country. The UDF was leading in 89 seats at 6:30 pm, returning to power after a decade...
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KC Venugopal, VD Satheesan Among Key Probables For Kerala Chief Minister Post
The Congress High Command would likely wish to entrust the reins of power to a leader capable of running the government firmly and without controversy.
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How Congress Engineered Its Comeback In Kerala
In Kerala, the Pinarayi Vijayan administration was buckling under the weight of incumbency. All the Congress had to do was avoid any blunders.
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Opinion | One Person In Gandhi Family Is Smiling Over Satheesan's Kerala Win - Despite Rahul
Rahul lost in Kerala. Priyanka gained. Kharge is satisfied. Venugopal was checked. And Satheesan emerged as Chief Minister. That is the internal Congress story beneath the Kerala story.
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Can IUML Support For VD Satheesan Backfire? Congress Decision Likely Soon
The Congress is concerned that giving in to the IUML will only provide ammunition to the BJP . The Congress has been regularly accused of appeasement by the BJP.
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Opinion | KC Venugopal, And The Paradox Of Being The Man Rahul Can't Do Without
The tragedy for Satheesan, if he doesn't get the post, would be that he helped create the victory that made Venugopal possible. The danger for Venugopal is that everyone in Kerala knows it.
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Kerala Standoff: Rahul Gandhi Caught Between KC Venugopal And VD Satheesan
While KC Venugopal is reportedly the choice of the MLAs, VD Satheesan appears to be the choice of the public. Congress workers in Kerala have been taking to the streets to hold rallies in support of Satheesan
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KC Venugopal "Way Ahead" In Kerala Chief Minister Race, Swearing In Next Week
The UDF secured a big win in the 140 seat-House, picking up 63 on its own and 102 with allies like the Indian Union Muslim League (22) and Kerala Congress (seven).
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In Contest For Kerala Top Post, A New Frontrunner In Congress
Multiple names are emerging as frontrunners for the top post, with senior Congress leader and AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal being seen as one of the strongest contenders.
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Opinion | 'Who Else?' - The Hubris That Shattered The Left In Kerala
The LDF's slogan, "Matt aarunde?" ("Who else is there?"), complete with towering portraits of Pinarayi Vijayan, was intended to project stability and a lack of alternatives. Instead, it projected an arrogance that voters found stifling.
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Opinion | The Dam Breaks: Kerala Didn't Reject The Left, It Rejected What It Had Turned Into
This verdict is not merely an anti-incumbency wave, but also a moral correction issued by a politically literate electorate against the tone of power.
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Riyas, Balagopal, Cherian? CPM Faces Key Who-After-Pinarayi Vijayan Call
The Left Democratic Front has been reduced to 35 seats in the Kerala Assembly. Thirteen ministers lost the election. With the CPM already out of power in the rest of India, Kerala was its last major stronghold.
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VD Satheesan: The Man Who Saved Congress - And Yet Almost Got Ignored For It
For decades, many Kerala politicians believed that upsetting caste organisations could damage a political career. Satheesan appeared willing to challenge that idea.
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From Beaten Protester To People's Voice: Kerala Youth Congress Leader Wins
On Monday, A.D. Thomas walks into the Assembly as Alappuzha's new MLA, carrying with him a story that blends grit, memory and a measure of justice.
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Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan Resigns After Congress-Led UDF's Poll Victory
Kerala Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar on Monday accepted the resignation of incumbent Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan following the Congress-led UDF's victory in the assembly elections. According to Raj Bhavan, the Governor has requested Vijayan to continue in his post until a new government is sworn in and alternate arrangements are made....
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"Kerala Result Marks New Momentum For Congress": Shashi Tharoor To NDTV
Buoyed by the Congress-led United Democratic Front, or UDF's, stellar show in the Kerala polls, Shashi Tharoor told NDTV that the result marks the return of the party and the momentum gained in the southern state will help the party in other parts of the country. The UDF was leading in 89 seats at 6:30 pm, returning to power after a decade...
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KC Venugopal, VD Satheesan Among Key Probables For Kerala Chief Minister Post
The Congress High Command would likely wish to entrust the reins of power to a leader capable of running the government firmly and without controversy.
-
How Congress Engineered Its Comeback In Kerala
In Kerala, the Pinarayi Vijayan administration was buckling under the weight of incumbency. All the Congress had to do was avoid any blunders.
