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UDF, LDF Clash Over PM SHRI, Accuse Each Other Of Yielding Ground To Centre
The UDF defended its position in the Kerala Assembly by reading out the actions taken by the previous LDF government.
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Kerala High Court Criticises LDF, UDF For "Irresponsible" Hartals In Wayanad
The Kerala High Court on Friday strongly criticised the ruling LDF and the opposition UDF in the state for their recent dawn-to-dusk hartals in landslide-hit Wayanad, saying it was "irresponsible".
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Kerala Votes Today As Left-Congress Revolving Door Meets BJP's Push
In a state with a four-decades-old tradition of alternating between the two main coalitions every five years, will these elections buck the trend - that's the all-important question that more than 2.74 crore people in Kerala will get to decide today.
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Left, UDF Are Two Sides Of Same Coin, Both Lost "Credibility": JP Nadda
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda who arrived in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday for a two-day visit to Kerala ahead of the state Assembly elections said that Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) are two sides of the same coin.
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Election 2019: Violence Erupts In Kerala On Last Day Of Campaigning
Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) workers clashed in Kollam, on Sunday, on the last day of campaigning in Kerala which goes to polls tomorrow.
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Opposition Stormed Kerala Assembly Over Gangrape Issue
Kerala government today came under scathing attack from UDF opposition in the Assembly over an alleged gang rape complaint by a woman against a CPI(M) functionary and three others two years ago, even as the ruling LDF assured a fair probe and stern action against the accused.
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With NRIs Losing Jobs In Gulf, Recession Worries In Kerala
A labour crisis in the Gulf is pushing Kerala towards recession, a worried Left government in the state has said as it completes hundred days in power.
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Five Parties Fail To Open Account In Kerala Elections
As the Left Democratic Front (LDF) returned to power in Kerala after a five-year hiatus, five parties that cast their lot with either the LDF or the Congress-led United Democratic Front failed to open their assembly account.
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People Have Rejected 'Corrupt' UDF Government In Kerala: Prakash Karat
CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat today said the "big" win for Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala was due to the people of the state having rejected the "corrupt" United Democratic Front government.
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Bribery Allegations Won't Count On Home Turf, Says Kerala Excise Minister
Kerala excise minister K Babu is comfortable with election heat. The five-time time lawmaker is a force to contend with in Tripunithura - his constituency in Ernakulam district.
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BJP To Begin Campaign For Assembly Elections In Kerala On A High
Encouraged by recent electoral successes in Kerala and hoping to gain from partnering with the recently-floated Bharat Dharma Jana Sena, the BJP is launching its election campaign in the state on an upbeat note.
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Kerala Assembly's Final Session Ends On Stormy Note
The final session of the 13th Kerala Assembly today ended on a stormy note with CPI(M)-led LDF opposition members boycotting proceedings, demanding resignation of "tainted" and "corrupt ministers" in the Congress-led UDF government over solar and bar scams.
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Kerala Bribery Case: Left Democratic Front Denies Nexus With Bar Owners
The allegations of bribery made by hoteliers against Kerala's UDF government, has now turned its spotlight on Kerala's Opposition - CPI(M).
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Violence And Corruption Hallmarks Of UDF, LDF Tenures In Kerala: Amit Shah
Slamming the Congress and CPI(M)led fronts, which had ruled Kerala alternatively, BJP president Amit Shah today alleged that both had followed vote bank politics with "violence and corruption" being the hallmark of their tenure.
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Kerala Assembly Set For Stormy Session Over Solar, Bribery Scams
The solar and bar bribery scams are set to dominate the budget session of Kerala Assembly that gets underway on February 5 with opposition LDF expected to turn up the heat on the ruling Congress-led UDF over fresh charges levelled against ministers and others.
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UDF, LDF Clash Over PM SHRI, Accuse Each Other Of Yielding Ground To Centre
The UDF defended its position in the Kerala Assembly by reading out the actions taken by the previous LDF government.
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Kerala High Court Criticises LDF, UDF For "Irresponsible" Hartals In Wayanad
The Kerala High Court on Friday strongly criticised the ruling LDF and the opposition UDF in the state for their recent dawn-to-dusk hartals in landslide-hit Wayanad, saying it was "irresponsible".
-
Kerala Votes Today As Left-Congress Revolving Door Meets BJP's Push
In a state with a four-decades-old tradition of alternating between the two main coalitions every five years, will these elections buck the trend - that's the all-important question that more than 2.74 crore people in Kerala will get to decide today.
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Left, UDF Are Two Sides Of Same Coin, Both Lost "Credibility": JP Nadda
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda who arrived in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday for a two-day visit to Kerala ahead of the state Assembly elections said that Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) are two sides of the same coin.
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Election 2019: Violence Erupts In Kerala On Last Day Of Campaigning
Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) workers clashed in Kollam, on Sunday, on the last day of campaigning in Kerala which goes to polls tomorrow.
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Opposition Stormed Kerala Assembly Over Gangrape Issue
Kerala government today came under scathing attack from UDF opposition in the Assembly over an alleged gang rape complaint by a woman against a CPI(M) functionary and three others two years ago, even as the ruling LDF assured a fair probe and stern action against the accused.
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With NRIs Losing Jobs In Gulf, Recession Worries In Kerala
A labour crisis in the Gulf is pushing Kerala towards recession, a worried Left government in the state has said as it completes hundred days in power.
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Five Parties Fail To Open Account In Kerala Elections
As the Left Democratic Front (LDF) returned to power in Kerala after a five-year hiatus, five parties that cast their lot with either the LDF or the Congress-led United Democratic Front failed to open their assembly account.
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People Have Rejected 'Corrupt' UDF Government In Kerala: Prakash Karat
CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat today said the "big" win for Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala was due to the people of the state having rejected the "corrupt" United Democratic Front government.
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Bribery Allegations Won't Count On Home Turf, Says Kerala Excise Minister
Kerala excise minister K Babu is comfortable with election heat. The five-time time lawmaker is a force to contend with in Tripunithura - his constituency in Ernakulam district.
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BJP To Begin Campaign For Assembly Elections In Kerala On A High
Encouraged by recent electoral successes in Kerala and hoping to gain from partnering with the recently-floated Bharat Dharma Jana Sena, the BJP is launching its election campaign in the state on an upbeat note.
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Kerala Assembly's Final Session Ends On Stormy Note
The final session of the 13th Kerala Assembly today ended on a stormy note with CPI(M)-led LDF opposition members boycotting proceedings, demanding resignation of "tainted" and "corrupt ministers" in the Congress-led UDF government over solar and bar scams.
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Kerala Bribery Case: Left Democratic Front Denies Nexus With Bar Owners
The allegations of bribery made by hoteliers against Kerala's UDF government, has now turned its spotlight on Kerala's Opposition - CPI(M).
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Violence And Corruption Hallmarks Of UDF, LDF Tenures In Kerala: Amit Shah
Slamming the Congress and CPI(M)led fronts, which had ruled Kerala alternatively, BJP president Amit Shah today alleged that both had followed vote bank politics with "violence and corruption" being the hallmark of their tenure.
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Kerala Assembly Set For Stormy Session Over Solar, Bribery Scams
The solar and bar bribery scams are set to dominate the budget session of Kerala Assembly that gets underway on February 5 with opposition LDF expected to turn up the heat on the ruling Congress-led UDF over fresh charges levelled against ministers and others.
