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Tug Of War Intensifies Within Left Bloc In Kerala Over Assembly Post
The CPI is refusing to back down from its demand for the post of Deputy Leader of Opposition, and the CPM too appears unwilling to concede
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Analysis: Is Kerala Reverting To Its Old Pattern Of Alternating Governments?
. The UDF is likely to win not just because of its positioning but because the Left has exhausted its current cycle
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Congress-Led UDF, CPM Have History Of "Corruption, Scams": PM Modi In Kerala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday attacked the Congress-led UDF and the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala for "corruption and scams" and expressed confidence that the state will play a role in BJP's victory in the Lok Sabha polls.
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UDF To Skip Swearing-In Ceremony Of New LDF Government: MM Hassan
Representatives of the Congress-led UDF will not attend the swearing-in ceremony of the new CPI(M)-led LDF government in Kerala considering the COVID-19 situation in the state, UDF convener M M Hassan said here on Tuesday.
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Kerala's Left Alliance Promises Pension For Homemakers In Poll Manifesto
The ruling Left front in Kerala today released its manifesto for the April 6 assembly polls, promising "pension" for homemakers, creation of 40 lakh jobs for the youth and 15,000 startups over next five years.
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Ahead Of 2019, 4 New Allies To Join Left Government In Kerala
Seeking to widen its political base ahead of 2019, the ruling CPI(M) led Left Democratic Front in Kerala inducted four more parties into its fold.
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Kerala's Ruling Left Democratic Front Set To Expand Alliance
Kerala's ruling CPI-M-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) will holds discussions on expanding the grouping, which has six constituents, by inducting seven "friendly allies", in its meeting this week, said informed sources
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Achuthanandan Is CPM's 'Fidel Castro', Pinarayi Is Kerala Chief Minister
As it announced that Pinarayi Vijayan will be Kerala's new chief minister, the CPI-M said 92-year-old VS Achuthanandan, who it did not pick, remains an important man. The party's Fidel Castro, said general secretary Sitaram Yechury.
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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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Left Or Congress For Kerala? The Numbers Explained By Prannoy Roy
The ruling Congress and the Opposition Left's alliances are only four seats apart in the current Kerala assembly, and a tiny 0.25 per cent swing in votes in Monday's election can reverse the position.
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Kerala Church Wants LDF To Clarify If It Will Reopen Closed Bars
The church in Kerala today wanted CPI(M), heading the LDF, to make it clear if it will reopen closed bars if voted to power in the May 16 Assembly polls and also wondered why it was "secretive" about its liquor policy.
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Kerala Polls: Achuthanandan Starts Campaign With Attack On UDF
Stealing a march over his political rivals, 93-year old CPI(M) veteran VS Achuthanandan today launched the LDF campaign for the May 16 Assembly polls in Kerala with a blistering attack on Congress-led ruling UDF and BJP-BDJS.
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Left Lawmakers Walk Out Over Leaked Kerala Budget
Lawmakers of the Left Democratic Front in Kerala today staged a walkout from the Assembly on the day state budget was presented, saying key points from the budget had been leaked before its announcement injuring its "sanctity".
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Western Ghats issue: LDF hartal in upland districts tomorrow
CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala has called a day-long hartal in upland Idukki and Wayanad districts tomorrow protesting the Centre's reluctance on exempting settlers from the ambit of Ecologically Sensitive Areas (ESA).
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LDF stages walkout over plantation estate issue
CPI (M)-led LDF opposition in Kerala on Tuesday staged a walkout from the state assembly, protesting the government's refusal to set up an assembly committee to probe alleged lapses by government to take back those plantation estates whose lease period have expired.
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Tug Of War Intensifies Within Left Bloc In Kerala Over Assembly Post
The CPI is refusing to back down from its demand for the post of Deputy Leader of Opposition, and the CPM too appears unwilling to concede
-
Analysis: Is Kerala Reverting To Its Old Pattern Of Alternating Governments?
. The UDF is likely to win not just because of its positioning but because the Left has exhausted its current cycle
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Congress-Led UDF, CPM Have History Of "Corruption, Scams": PM Modi In Kerala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday attacked the Congress-led UDF and the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala for "corruption and scams" and expressed confidence that the state will play a role in BJP's victory in the Lok Sabha polls.
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UDF To Skip Swearing-In Ceremony Of New LDF Government: MM Hassan
Representatives of the Congress-led UDF will not attend the swearing-in ceremony of the new CPI(M)-led LDF government in Kerala considering the COVID-19 situation in the state, UDF convener M M Hassan said here on Tuesday.
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Kerala's Left Alliance Promises Pension For Homemakers In Poll Manifesto
The ruling Left front in Kerala today released its manifesto for the April 6 assembly polls, promising "pension" for homemakers, creation of 40 lakh jobs for the youth and 15,000 startups over next five years.
-
Ahead Of 2019, 4 New Allies To Join Left Government In Kerala
Seeking to widen its political base ahead of 2019, the ruling CPI(M) led Left Democratic Front in Kerala inducted four more parties into its fold.
-
Kerala's Ruling Left Democratic Front Set To Expand Alliance
Kerala's ruling CPI-M-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) will holds discussions on expanding the grouping, which has six constituents, by inducting seven "friendly allies", in its meeting this week, said informed sources
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Achuthanandan Is CPM's 'Fidel Castro', Pinarayi Is Kerala Chief Minister
As it announced that Pinarayi Vijayan will be Kerala's new chief minister, the CPI-M said 92-year-old VS Achuthanandan, who it did not pick, remains an important man. The party's Fidel Castro, said general secretary Sitaram Yechury.
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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.
-
Left Or Congress For Kerala? The Numbers Explained By Prannoy Roy
The ruling Congress and the Opposition Left's alliances are only four seats apart in the current Kerala assembly, and a tiny 0.25 per cent swing in votes in Monday's election can reverse the position.
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Kerala Church Wants LDF To Clarify If It Will Reopen Closed Bars
The church in Kerala today wanted CPI(M), heading the LDF, to make it clear if it will reopen closed bars if voted to power in the May 16 Assembly polls and also wondered why it was "secretive" about its liquor policy.
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Kerala Polls: Achuthanandan Starts Campaign With Attack On UDF
Stealing a march over his political rivals, 93-year old CPI(M) veteran VS Achuthanandan today launched the LDF campaign for the May 16 Assembly polls in Kerala with a blistering attack on Congress-led ruling UDF and BJP-BDJS.
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Left Lawmakers Walk Out Over Leaked Kerala Budget
Lawmakers of the Left Democratic Front in Kerala today staged a walkout from the Assembly on the day state budget was presented, saying key points from the budget had been leaked before its announcement injuring its "sanctity".
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Western Ghats issue: LDF hartal in upland districts tomorrow
CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala has called a day-long hartal in upland Idukki and Wayanad districts tomorrow protesting the Centre's reluctance on exempting settlers from the ambit of Ecologically Sensitive Areas (ESA).
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LDF stages walkout over plantation estate issue
CPI (M)-led LDF opposition in Kerala on Tuesday staged a walkout from the state assembly, protesting the government's refusal to set up an assembly committee to probe alleged lapses by government to take back those plantation estates whose lease period have expired.
