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"Bengal Has Seen Poriborton Today": PM Modi On BJP's Big Victory
There were also a couple of predictions - the "fall" of the Congress and the Samajwadi Party that had blocked the women's quota bill. The two parties, PM MOdi said, will have to face the "wrath of women".
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BJP '200 Paar' In Bengal, Vijay Delivers Tamil Nadu Blockbuster
If the results do not veer from the current trajectory, the outcome would be a churning in the Opposition INDIA block, while for the BJP, it would paint a saffron wave that stretches from the northeast all the way to Gujarat.
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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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13 Kerala Ministers Lose, Pinarayi Vijayan Retains Seat With Reduced Margin
Thiruvananthapuram, May 4 (IANS) In a stunning electoral setback for the ruling Left, a majority of the outgoing Cabinet led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has been voted out, signalling a decisive shift in Kerala’s political landscape.
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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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No Mamata Banerjee Or MK Stalin: How These Assembly Polls Reshape Opposition
Election Results 2026: The 2026 elections have placed the positions of several established opposition leaders under scrutiny. In West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee; in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin; and in Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, all face the prospect of losing office if the trends hold.
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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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"People Believed Us...": VD Satheesan Celebrates Congress' Big Kerala Win
Pressed on possible chief minister options, he said: "That will be decided by the Congress High Command. There is a procedure and I am not a competent person who can say anything about it or about who will be the next chief minister."
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India Sees Red: Left May Be Left With No Government In The Country
When the first elections were held in the country in 1951-52, it was the Communist Party of India that had the highest number of seats among Opposition parties in the Lok Sabha.
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Shashi Tharoor Asked "Who Will Be Kerala Chief Minister?" What He Told NDTV
Kerala Election Results: Shashi Tharoor added that it was not merely a question of forming the government, which the UDF had been expecting, but of achieving what he described as a historic majority.
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"Bengal Has Seen Poriborton Today": PM Modi On BJP's Big Victory
There were also a couple of predictions - the "fall" of the Congress and the Samajwadi Party that had blocked the women's quota bill. The two parties, PM MOdi said, will have to face the "wrath of women".
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BJP '200 Paar' In Bengal, Vijay Delivers Tamil Nadu Blockbuster
If the results do not veer from the current trajectory, the outcome would be a churning in the Opposition INDIA block, while for the BJP, it would paint a saffron wave that stretches from the northeast all the way to Gujarat.
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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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13 Kerala Ministers Lose, Pinarayi Vijayan Retains Seat With Reduced Margin
Thiruvananthapuram, May 4 (IANS) In a stunning electoral setback for the ruling Left, a majority of the outgoing Cabinet led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has been voted out, signalling a decisive shift in Kerala’s political landscape.
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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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No Mamata Banerjee Or MK Stalin: How These Assembly Polls Reshape Opposition
Election Results 2026: The 2026 elections have placed the positions of several established opposition leaders under scrutiny. In West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee; in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin; and in Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, all face the prospect of losing office if the trends hold.
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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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"People Believed Us...": VD Satheesan Celebrates Congress' Big Kerala Win
Pressed on possible chief minister options, he said: "That will be decided by the Congress High Command. There is a procedure and I am not a competent person who can say anything about it or about who will be the next chief minister."
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India Sees Red: Left May Be Left With No Government In The Country
When the first elections were held in the country in 1951-52, it was the Communist Party of India that had the highest number of seats among Opposition parties in the Lok Sabha.
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Shashi Tharoor Asked "Who Will Be Kerala Chief Minister?" What He Told NDTV
Kerala Election Results: Shashi Tharoor added that it was not merely a question of forming the government, which the UDF had been expecting, but of achieving what he described as a historic majority.
