Kerala Civic Polls
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21-Year-Old College Student Elected Mayor Of Kerala Capital
Arya Rajendran, the 21-year-old student who successfully contested the recent civic polls in Kerala, has been elected as next Mayor of state capital Thiruvananthapuram.
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AK Antony Blames Party Colleagues' Arrogance For Kerala Civic Polls Loss
In remarks critical of his party heading the ruling UDF in Kerala, senior Congress leader AK Antony today said the front suffered setbacks in the recent civic elections due to "over confidence and arrogance" of certain leaders.
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Corporate Group to Govern a Panchayat in Kerala for First Time
A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.
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Probe to Continue Against Kerala Minister KM Mani in Graft Case
Kerala Minister KM Mani will be probed in corruption case, said High Court today, rejecting a petition to stop investigations against the minister.
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Kerala Civic Polls an Eye Opener for Oommen Chandy
The Left front's win in Kerala civic polls is an eye opener for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as the ruling United Democratic Front could only take the second spot. He had earlier said the poll results would be a referendum of his governance.
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First-Time Transgender Voters in Kerala Hope for More Social Acceptance
33-year-old Jenson in Kerala, a first time voter has been proudly flashing his 'inked finger'. He says he refused to vote all these years because being a transgender, he never felt like voting as a male or female. But the state included transgenders as a separate category in this year's civic elections.
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No Wave in Left Front's Favour in Kerala Civic Polls: Oommen Chandy
As the opposition Left Democratic Front maintained an impressive lead in local body elections in Kerala, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said it "in no way reflects a wave in favour of the Left".
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Left Wins Kerala Civic Polls, Downplays BJP Surge
In the crucial local body elections in Kerala, the Communist Party of India-Marxist-led Left Democratic Front or LDF has emerged the winner.
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Civic Polls in Kerala: Counting Tomorrow
Counting of votes for the civic polls held on November 2 and 5 in Kerala will be taken up tomorrow amid tight security in different centres across the state and the results are expected by the evening.
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Repolling in 114 Booths in Malappuram, Thrissur Districts of Kerala
Repolling began in 114 booths in Malappuram and Thrissur districts this morning after Electronic Voting Machines developed snags in the second phase of local body polls in seven districts of Kerala.
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Voting Begins in Final Round of Civic Polls in Kerala, Counting on Saturday
Over 14 million electorate are eligible to vote today in the second and final phase of Kerala's civic polls which is witnessing a keen contest between the UDF and the LDF.
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Kerala Civic Polls: Campaigning for Phase II Draws to Close
Campaigning ended today on a peaceful note in seven districts that will go to polls on November 5 in the second and final phase of the keenly fought local body elections in Kerala, which comes ahead of the assembly polls due next year.
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Over 75 Per Cent Voter Turnout in First Phase of Civic Polls in Kerala
An estimated 75 per cent of 1.11 crore voters exercised their franchise in the first phase of the keenly fought local body polls in Kerala, which comes ahead of the assembly polls due next year.
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Kerala Civic Polls: Over 45 Per Cent Polling Till Noon
Over 45 per cent of polling was recorded in the first five hours of local body elections in seven districts in Kerala, even as rains tried to play spoilsport at Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram.
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Kerala Civic Polls: BJP Gaining Foothold a Concern, Says Congress' AK Antony
As Kerala votes today in the first phase of the local body polls, seen as the semi-final before assembly elections next year, the growing visibility of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has turned the elections - so far, a fight between the Left and Congress-led coalitions - into a triangular contest.
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21-Year-Old College Student Elected Mayor Of Kerala Capital
Arya Rajendran, the 21-year-old student who successfully contested the recent civic polls in Kerala, has been elected as next Mayor of state capital Thiruvananthapuram.
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AK Antony Blames Party Colleagues' Arrogance For Kerala Civic Polls Loss
In remarks critical of his party heading the ruling UDF in Kerala, senior Congress leader AK Antony today said the front suffered setbacks in the recent civic elections due to "over confidence and arrogance" of certain leaders.
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Corporate Group to Govern a Panchayat in Kerala for First Time
A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.
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Probe to Continue Against Kerala Minister KM Mani in Graft Case
Kerala Minister KM Mani will be probed in corruption case, said High Court today, rejecting a petition to stop investigations against the minister.
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Kerala Civic Polls an Eye Opener for Oommen Chandy
The Left front's win in Kerala civic polls is an eye opener for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as the ruling United Democratic Front could only take the second spot. He had earlier said the poll results would be a referendum of his governance.
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First-Time Transgender Voters in Kerala Hope for More Social Acceptance
33-year-old Jenson in Kerala, a first time voter has been proudly flashing his 'inked finger'. He says he refused to vote all these years because being a transgender, he never felt like voting as a male or female. But the state included transgenders as a separate category in this year's civic elections.
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No Wave in Left Front's Favour in Kerala Civic Polls: Oommen Chandy
As the opposition Left Democratic Front maintained an impressive lead in local body elections in Kerala, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said it "in no way reflects a wave in favour of the Left".
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Left Wins Kerala Civic Polls, Downplays BJP Surge
In the crucial local body elections in Kerala, the Communist Party of India-Marxist-led Left Democratic Front or LDF has emerged the winner.
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Civic Polls in Kerala: Counting Tomorrow
Counting of votes for the civic polls held on November 2 and 5 in Kerala will be taken up tomorrow amid tight security in different centres across the state and the results are expected by the evening.
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Repolling in 114 Booths in Malappuram, Thrissur Districts of Kerala
Repolling began in 114 booths in Malappuram and Thrissur districts this morning after Electronic Voting Machines developed snags in the second phase of local body polls in seven districts of Kerala.
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Voting Begins in Final Round of Civic Polls in Kerala, Counting on Saturday
Over 14 million electorate are eligible to vote today in the second and final phase of Kerala's civic polls which is witnessing a keen contest between the UDF and the LDF.
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Kerala Civic Polls: Campaigning for Phase II Draws to Close
Campaigning ended today on a peaceful note in seven districts that will go to polls on November 5 in the second and final phase of the keenly fought local body elections in Kerala, which comes ahead of the assembly polls due next year.
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Over 75 Per Cent Voter Turnout in First Phase of Civic Polls in Kerala
An estimated 75 per cent of 1.11 crore voters exercised their franchise in the first phase of the keenly fought local body polls in Kerala, which comes ahead of the assembly polls due next year.
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Kerala Civic Polls: Over 45 Per Cent Polling Till Noon
Over 45 per cent of polling was recorded in the first five hours of local body elections in seven districts in Kerala, even as rains tried to play spoilsport at Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram.
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Kerala Civic Polls: BJP Gaining Foothold a Concern, Says Congress' AK Antony
As Kerala votes today in the first phase of the local body polls, seen as the semi-final before assembly elections next year, the growing visibility of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has turned the elections - so far, a fight between the Left and Congress-led coalitions - into a triangular contest.
