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"Two Sides Of Same Coin": PM Narendra Modi's Swipe At Congress, Left In Kerala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said Christians in Kerala have become fed up with the "lies" of the Congress-led UDF and the CPI(M)-led LDF while asserting that the trust of the community in the BJP has grown stronger.
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Rivals 5 Years Ago, Congress And Left Campaign Together In Tripura Now
Sudip Roy Burman, 56, is a veteran politician in Tripura. He has never lost from the key Agartala constituency since 1998. He is also the only congress MLA among the three northeast states going to the polls this month.
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CPM Leaders Argue For 'Adjustment' With Congress 'To Resist Saffron Surge' In Bengal Conference
The CPI(M) state conference witnessed heated debates on Monday as several leaders of the party's Bengal unit openly argued in favour of an "adjustment" with the Congress "to resist saffron surge", a source in the party said.
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'Bharat Bandh' Today Against Notes Ban: 10 Things You Need To Know
After a week of acrimony in parliament, the opposition has planned countrywide protest on Monday against what they call the government's "mishandling" of the currency ban. Only the Left Front, which has a presence in Kerala, Bengal and Tripura, has called for a strike or 'Bharat Bandh' in the three states.
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Assam, West Bengal See High Voting In Phase 1: 10 Developments
Assam recorded a turnout of nearly 80 per cent in the first phase of assembly elections today, while a little over 80 per cent voted in West Bengal's 18 constituencies where polling was held.
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Watermelon or Pumpkin? A Taste Test For Bengal Assembly Polls
As the political heat grows with the advancing summer in Bengal, the assembly polls have acquired a fruity-veggie flavor. But instead of the ever popular green coconut, watermelon is in -- especially after a Trinamool MP bit into a slice of the fruit on TV to mock the CPM and Congress alliance - a first in Bengal.
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Outcome Of Congress-Left Alliance Likely By Next Week In Bengal
With Congress and CPI(M) yet to formally announce a tie-up for the West Bengal Assembly poll, the final outcome of the discussions for an alliance is likely to be clear by next week.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan to Convene All-Party Meeting Tomorrow
Amid continuous disruptions by opposition members, Speaker Sumitra Mahajan has convened an all-party meeting tomorrow to discuss better functioning of the Lok Sabha, proceedings of which have been virtually washed out in the Monsoon Session so far.
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No Ties With Janata Parivar, Left Stands United in Bihar
Ruling out the possibility of an alliance with the Janata Parivar, the Left parties on Sunday announced their decision of contesting the crucial Bihar Assembly election as a "united" bloc.
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Open to National Platform Which Includes Left: Mamata Banerjee to NDTV
Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, told NDTV today that she is willing to join a coalition that includes her arch rival, the Left, if the Congress takes the initiative to form the group.
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AK Antony tells Left to back Congress after polls
Discounting the chances of the BJP forming the government at the Centre, senior Congress leader and Defence Minister AK Antony today asked the Left led by CPI-M to prove their commitment to secularism and national unity by supporting the Congress after the elections.
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Nitish Kumar takes Left for state poll alliance, keeps Congress guessing on 2014
Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal-United or JD-U has decided to tie-up with Left parties for the upcoming state polls, indicating that the Bihar Chief Minister is keeping his options open despite warming up to the Congress.
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Left lives in past, damaged development of Bengal, Kerala: PM
Taking on the Left on its turf, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today accused it of doing great damage to West Bengal and Kerala during its rule and garbing in political opportunism in ideology."Our Left friends are on the wrong side of the history. They fail to recognise the very fundamental ways the world we live in has changed, and is changing," S...
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BJP on the backfoot ahead of Monsoon Session
The Opposition was all set to take on the government on the price rise in the Monsoon Session of Parliament starting Monday, but the Amit Shah controversy could leave the BJP isolated in the House.(Read: Gujarat minister Amit Shah resigns, Modi says Shah is not guilty)On Saturday, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, in a timely move by the party,...
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Will sit in Opposition, but won't back Cong: Left
After facing one of the worst defeats at the hustings, the Left parties have said they were ready to sit in the Opposition.
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"Two Sides Of Same Coin": PM Narendra Modi's Swipe At Congress, Left In Kerala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said Christians in Kerala have become fed up with the "lies" of the Congress-led UDF and the CPI(M)-led LDF while asserting that the trust of the community in the BJP has grown stronger.
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Rivals 5 Years Ago, Congress And Left Campaign Together In Tripura Now
Sudip Roy Burman, 56, is a veteran politician in Tripura. He has never lost from the key Agartala constituency since 1998. He is also the only congress MLA among the three northeast states going to the polls this month.
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CPM Leaders Argue For 'Adjustment' With Congress 'To Resist Saffron Surge' In Bengal Conference
The CPI(M) state conference witnessed heated debates on Monday as several leaders of the party's Bengal unit openly argued in favour of an "adjustment" with the Congress "to resist saffron surge", a source in the party said.
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'Bharat Bandh' Today Against Notes Ban: 10 Things You Need To Know
After a week of acrimony in parliament, the opposition has planned countrywide protest on Monday against what they call the government's "mishandling" of the currency ban. Only the Left Front, which has a presence in Kerala, Bengal and Tripura, has called for a strike or 'Bharat Bandh' in the three states.
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Assam, West Bengal See High Voting In Phase 1: 10 Developments
Assam recorded a turnout of nearly 80 per cent in the first phase of assembly elections today, while a little over 80 per cent voted in West Bengal's 18 constituencies where polling was held.
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Watermelon or Pumpkin? A Taste Test For Bengal Assembly Polls
As the political heat grows with the advancing summer in Bengal, the assembly polls have acquired a fruity-veggie flavor. But instead of the ever popular green coconut, watermelon is in -- especially after a Trinamool MP bit into a slice of the fruit on TV to mock the CPM and Congress alliance - a first in Bengal.
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Outcome Of Congress-Left Alliance Likely By Next Week In Bengal
With Congress and CPI(M) yet to formally announce a tie-up for the West Bengal Assembly poll, the final outcome of the discussions for an alliance is likely to be clear by next week.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan to Convene All-Party Meeting Tomorrow
Amid continuous disruptions by opposition members, Speaker Sumitra Mahajan has convened an all-party meeting tomorrow to discuss better functioning of the Lok Sabha, proceedings of which have been virtually washed out in the Monsoon Session so far.
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No Ties With Janata Parivar, Left Stands United in Bihar
Ruling out the possibility of an alliance with the Janata Parivar, the Left parties on Sunday announced their decision of contesting the crucial Bihar Assembly election as a "united" bloc.
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Open to National Platform Which Includes Left: Mamata Banerjee to NDTV
Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, told NDTV today that she is willing to join a coalition that includes her arch rival, the Left, if the Congress takes the initiative to form the group.
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AK Antony tells Left to back Congress after polls
Discounting the chances of the BJP forming the government at the Centre, senior Congress leader and Defence Minister AK Antony today asked the Left led by CPI-M to prove their commitment to secularism and national unity by supporting the Congress after the elections.
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Nitish Kumar takes Left for state poll alliance, keeps Congress guessing on 2014
Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal-United or JD-U has decided to tie-up with Left parties for the upcoming state polls, indicating that the Bihar Chief Minister is keeping his options open despite warming up to the Congress.
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Left lives in past, damaged development of Bengal, Kerala: PM
Taking on the Left on its turf, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today accused it of doing great damage to West Bengal and Kerala during its rule and garbing in political opportunism in ideology."Our Left friends are on the wrong side of the history. They fail to recognise the very fundamental ways the world we live in has changed, and is changing," S...
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BJP on the backfoot ahead of Monsoon Session
The Opposition was all set to take on the government on the price rise in the Monsoon Session of Parliament starting Monday, but the Amit Shah controversy could leave the BJP isolated in the House.(Read: Gujarat minister Amit Shah resigns, Modi says Shah is not guilty)On Saturday, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, in a timely move by the party,...
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Will sit in Opposition, but won't back Cong: Left
After facing one of the worst defeats at the hustings, the Left parties have said they were ready to sit in the Opposition.
