Kerala In Election 2014
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'Kerala Polls Not To Change Government But To Improve Future': Amit Shah
Amit Shah said that NDA vote share in Kerala increased since 2014 Lok Sabha polls and its time for a government of the BJP-led front in the state.
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"Jai Shri Ram" Row Was Mamata Banerjee's Big Mistake: BJP's Himanta Sarma
The BJP will focus its energy on conquering Tamil Nadu and Kerala in the next five years after its almost complete takeover of the northeast in the national election, the party's strategist in the region Himanta Biswa Sarma told NDTV. He also faulted West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for "trying to stop people from praising Lord Ram" in th...
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Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi's Second Seat, Sees More Turnout Than In 2014
Kerala's Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency, from where Congress President Rahul Gandhi is contesting for the first time, saw a turnout of over 79 per cent on Tuesday.
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No Modi Wave At All Now, 2014 Contest Was Tougher, Says Shashi Tharoor
Congress leader and party candidate from this parliamentary constituency in Kerala Shashi Tharoor, who is aiming for a hat-trick win in the Lok Sabha elections, on Saturday said that the 2014 fight was tougher.
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PM Modi At BJP's "Main Bhi Chowkidar " Event: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now speaking at BJP's big "Main Bhi Chowkidar event in New Delhi. AT the event, the PM said," During 2014 elections, I was new to India. I had some familiarity as a Chief Minister. My detractors had publicised me. People were asking who is he. In between this, the BJP gave me mandate and I got to travel across the ...
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"Amethi Drove Him Away": Smriti Irani On Rahul Gandhi-For-South Demand
Amid calls for Rahul Gandhi to contest from a seat in southern India apart from his Amethi constituency, Union Minister Smriti Irani, who challenged the Congress president in his Uttar Pradesh seat in the 2014 election, said that the calls were being "staged" as people in Mr Gandhi's constituency have rejected him.
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Ready To Vote Congress To Keep BJP Out, Says Left Leader In Kerala
A senior CPM leader in Kerala has said the party will even vote for bitter rival Congress to keep the BJP out in next year's general elections. Kodiyeri Balakrishnan is the state secretary of the CPM and in a state that swings between the Left and the Congress every five years, the statement is seen as a signal of the Left's deviation from the trad...
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Indian Union Muslim League Retains Malappuram Lok Sabha Seat In Kerala, BJP's Vote Share Falls
The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), the largest ally of the Congress in Kerala, has retained the Malappuram parliament seat, winning a by-election by a big margin of 1.7 lakh votes. The BJP, which has been trying to increase its footprint in the state will be disappointed with a small fall in its vote share. The party is still a distant third be...
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If BJP Does Well In Kerala, Here's The Likely Impact
As traditional rivals Congress and the Left - allies in West Bengal - engage in a bitter battle for Kerala, they cannot write off the BJP factor. The party could influence which of them wins.
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BJP in Kerala Celebrates Narendra Modi's Swearing-in as Prime Minister
Though Kerala has no representation in the Narendra Modi ministry that assumed office on Monday, the BJP turned it into a festive occasion across the state distributing tea and sweets in party offices.
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'Kerala Polls Not To Change Government But To Improve Future': Amit Shah
Amit Shah said that NDA vote share in Kerala increased since 2014 Lok Sabha polls and its time for a government of the BJP-led front in the state.
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"Jai Shri Ram" Row Was Mamata Banerjee's Big Mistake: BJP's Himanta Sarma
The BJP will focus its energy on conquering Tamil Nadu and Kerala in the next five years after its almost complete takeover of the northeast in the national election, the party's strategist in the region Himanta Biswa Sarma told NDTV. He also faulted West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for "trying to stop people from praising Lord Ram" in th...
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Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi's Second Seat, Sees More Turnout Than In 2014
Kerala's Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency, from where Congress President Rahul Gandhi is contesting for the first time, saw a turnout of over 79 per cent on Tuesday.
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No Modi Wave At All Now, 2014 Contest Was Tougher, Says Shashi Tharoor
Congress leader and party candidate from this parliamentary constituency in Kerala Shashi Tharoor, who is aiming for a hat-trick win in the Lok Sabha elections, on Saturday said that the 2014 fight was tougher.
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PM Modi At BJP's "Main Bhi Chowkidar " Event: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now speaking at BJP's big "Main Bhi Chowkidar event in New Delhi. AT the event, the PM said," During 2014 elections, I was new to India. I had some familiarity as a Chief Minister. My detractors had publicised me. People were asking who is he. In between this, the BJP gave me mandate and I got to travel across the ...
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"Amethi Drove Him Away": Smriti Irani On Rahul Gandhi-For-South Demand
Amid calls for Rahul Gandhi to contest from a seat in southern India apart from his Amethi constituency, Union Minister Smriti Irani, who challenged the Congress president in his Uttar Pradesh seat in the 2014 election, said that the calls were being "staged" as people in Mr Gandhi's constituency have rejected him.
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Ready To Vote Congress To Keep BJP Out, Says Left Leader In Kerala
A senior CPM leader in Kerala has said the party will even vote for bitter rival Congress to keep the BJP out in next year's general elections. Kodiyeri Balakrishnan is the state secretary of the CPM and in a state that swings between the Left and the Congress every five years, the statement is seen as a signal of the Left's deviation from the trad...
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Indian Union Muslim League Retains Malappuram Lok Sabha Seat In Kerala, BJP's Vote Share Falls
The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), the largest ally of the Congress in Kerala, has retained the Malappuram parliament seat, winning a by-election by a big margin of 1.7 lakh votes. The BJP, which has been trying to increase its footprint in the state will be disappointed with a small fall in its vote share. The party is still a distant third be...
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If BJP Does Well In Kerala, Here's The Likely Impact
As traditional rivals Congress and the Left - allies in West Bengal - engage in a bitter battle for Kerala, they cannot write off the BJP factor. The party could influence which of them wins.
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BJP in Kerala Celebrates Narendra Modi's Swearing-in as Prime Minister
Though Kerala has no representation in the Narendra Modi ministry that assumed office on Monday, the BJP turned it into a festive occasion across the state distributing tea and sweets in party offices.
