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TVK's Win In Tamil Nadu Sparks Major Alliance Realignment Across Parties
The first major setback for the DMK came soon after the results when its long-time ally, the Indian National Congress, snapped ties and aligned with TVK, along with its five MLAs.
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Opinion | 5 Districts Made Mamata In 2011. Will They Unmake Her This Time?
In 2011, the TMC alliance swept 82 out of the 108 seats here, signalling the end of the Left regime. Analysts called it a fluke, saying the Left would come back. That was not to be.
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Congress Releases Second List Of 23 Candidates For Assam Polls
The Congress on Saturday released its second list of 23 party candidates for the upcoming Assam assembly elections. It has also left 15 seats for its alliance partners in the northeastern state, where assembly elections are slated in April.
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"Not Graceful Enough": Left MP Flags Congress Leadership Of INDIA Bloc
The Left is not concerned about who leads the INDIA Opposition bloc, but the Congress has not been graceful enough to accommodate its coalition partners, CPM's Rajya Sabha John Brittas said at the NDTV Keralam Powerplay today.
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No Alliance, Congress To Go Solo In All 294 Seats Of Bengal
The Congress announced that it will contest independently in all the 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal in the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state scheduled this year, without going for any kind of seat-sharing arrangement
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"Lalu Yadav's Daughter Left Home, He Watched?" Aide On RJD Family Turmoil
The shocking developments in the Yadav family followed the RJD's rout in the Bihar Assembly polls. The Tejashwi Yadav-led party, which fought the polls in alliance with the Congress and Left parties, won just 25 seats in this election
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"Will See After Results": Asaduddin Owaisi To NDTV On Joining Grand Alliance In Bihar
The Opposition alliance includes Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Congress, and the Left parties as the main constituents.
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Tejashwi Yadav's RJD May Contest 135 Seats, Congress 61 In Bihar: Sources
Bihar's opposition Grand Alliance, bickering over assembly seats for weeks, has finally come to an arrangement that involves marginal climbdown for both Lalu Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress, sources said
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Friendly Contests Likely? Inside Story Of INDIA Seat-Sharing Talks In Bihar
Election dates for Bihar have been announced but seat sharing talks in the Opposition Grand Alliance are at a standstill, as the Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal or RJD thrash out the issue.
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'Wanted To Go With AAP In Delhi, But Arvind Kejriwal...': Congress Leader
Congress leader Ajay Maken said on Saturday that his party should have no alliance with the AAP in Delhi, but left the option open, saying this is his personal view.
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Ashok Chavan On Rahul Gandhi's "Weeping Senior Leader Who Quit" Comment
BJP Rajya Sabha MP Ashok Chavan said Monday he was not the "senior leader... who left the Congress... weeping" that Rahul Gandhi referred to at a 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' event in Mumbai.
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What Congress Said On Left Fighting From Rahul Gandhi's Constituency Wayanad
With the CPI declaring Annie Raja its candidate from Kerala's Wayanad, the Congress Wednesday said it is in alliance with the Left in different states but they have always and will continue to oppose each other electorally in Kerala.
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Nitish Kumar Sails Through Bihar Floor Test After Opposition Walks Out
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the 'born-again' Janata Dal (United)-BJP government sailed through a trust vote Monday afternoon, after the opposition - the RJD of ex-Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, the Congress and the Left Front.
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"We Will Win Delhi": Mamata Banerjee's Call To Regional Parties
A day after she accused the Congress and the Left of colluding in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee today trained her guns at Centre, stating that her Trinamool Congress (TMC) will "capture" Delhi and bring all regional parties under one umbrella.
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Trinamool + Congress - Left: How INDIA Could Look In Bengal
The INDIA alliance, in all likelihood, will manifest in Bengal as a tie-up between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, with the CPI(M) staying out amid its bitter rivalry with Mamata Banerjee's party.
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TVK's Win In Tamil Nadu Sparks Major Alliance Realignment Across Parties
The first major setback for the DMK came soon after the results when its long-time ally, the Indian National Congress, snapped ties and aligned with TVK, along with its five MLAs.
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Opinion | 5 Districts Made Mamata In 2011. Will They Unmake Her This Time?
In 2011, the TMC alliance swept 82 out of the 108 seats here, signalling the end of the Left regime. Analysts called it a fluke, saying the Left would come back. That was not to be.
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Congress Releases Second List Of 23 Candidates For Assam Polls
The Congress on Saturday released its second list of 23 party candidates for the upcoming Assam assembly elections. It has also left 15 seats for its alliance partners in the northeastern state, where assembly elections are slated in April.
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"Not Graceful Enough": Left MP Flags Congress Leadership Of INDIA Bloc
The Left is not concerned about who leads the INDIA Opposition bloc, but the Congress has not been graceful enough to accommodate its coalition partners, CPM's Rajya Sabha John Brittas said at the NDTV Keralam Powerplay today.
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No Alliance, Congress To Go Solo In All 294 Seats Of Bengal
The Congress announced that it will contest independently in all the 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal in the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state scheduled this year, without going for any kind of seat-sharing arrangement
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"Lalu Yadav's Daughter Left Home, He Watched?" Aide On RJD Family Turmoil
The shocking developments in the Yadav family followed the RJD's rout in the Bihar Assembly polls. The Tejashwi Yadav-led party, which fought the polls in alliance with the Congress and Left parties, won just 25 seats in this election
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"Will See After Results": Asaduddin Owaisi To NDTV On Joining Grand Alliance In Bihar
The Opposition alliance includes Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Congress, and the Left parties as the main constituents.
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Tejashwi Yadav's RJD May Contest 135 Seats, Congress 61 In Bihar: Sources
Bihar's opposition Grand Alliance, bickering over assembly seats for weeks, has finally come to an arrangement that involves marginal climbdown for both Lalu Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress, sources said
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Friendly Contests Likely? Inside Story Of INDIA Seat-Sharing Talks In Bihar
Election dates for Bihar have been announced but seat sharing talks in the Opposition Grand Alliance are at a standstill, as the Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal or RJD thrash out the issue.
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'Wanted To Go With AAP In Delhi, But Arvind Kejriwal...': Congress Leader
Congress leader Ajay Maken said on Saturday that his party should have no alliance with the AAP in Delhi, but left the option open, saying this is his personal view.
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Ashok Chavan On Rahul Gandhi's "Weeping Senior Leader Who Quit" Comment
BJP Rajya Sabha MP Ashok Chavan said Monday he was not the "senior leader... who left the Congress... weeping" that Rahul Gandhi referred to at a 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' event in Mumbai.
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What Congress Said On Left Fighting From Rahul Gandhi's Constituency Wayanad
With the CPI declaring Annie Raja its candidate from Kerala's Wayanad, the Congress Wednesday said it is in alliance with the Left in different states but they have always and will continue to oppose each other electorally in Kerala.
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Nitish Kumar Sails Through Bihar Floor Test After Opposition Walks Out
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the 'born-again' Janata Dal (United)-BJP government sailed through a trust vote Monday afternoon, after the opposition - the RJD of ex-Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, the Congress and the Left Front.
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"We Will Win Delhi": Mamata Banerjee's Call To Regional Parties
A day after she accused the Congress and the Left of colluding in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee today trained her guns at Centre, stating that her Trinamool Congress (TMC) will "capture" Delhi and bring all regional parties under one umbrella.
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Trinamool + Congress - Left: How INDIA Could Look In Bengal
The INDIA alliance, in all likelihood, will manifest in Bengal as a tie-up between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, with the CPI(M) staying out amid its bitter rivalry with Mamata Banerjee's party.
