Nagaland Assembly Election 2018
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BJP Will End Left's 25-Year Run, Take Tripura, Say Exit Polls
Two exit polls today predicted that the BJP will dethrone the Left front from power in Tripura.
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Campaigning In Meghalaya, Nagaland Ends, Voting On February 27
The high-octane Meghalaya and Nagaland poll campaign during which barbs flew thick and fast among parties ended today. Voting in the two states, both having 60-member assemblies, will take place on Tuesday.
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Congress In Unofficial Talks With Naga People's Front
The Congress is in unofficial talks with the Naga People's Front (NPF) for a post-poll pact in a bid to keep the BJP-NDPP out of power in Nagaland, sources said.
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Nagaland Needs Strong And Stable Government, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said a BJP-NDPP government in Nagaland would plug the loopholes causing wastage of public money and work towards improving road connectivity in the state.
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59 Per Cent Candidates In Nagaland Assembly Elections Are Crorepatis: Report
Fifty-nine percent of the candidates for the February 27 Assembly elections are crorepatis with JD(U) nominee Ramongo Lotha being the richest with a total wealth of Rs 38.92 crore, an analysis of the affidavits said.
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Ahead Of Nagaland Elections, BJP Betters Congress Offer On Biblical Tours
For church-going senior citizens of Nagaland, the upcoming assembly elections may just be a ticket to ride to Jerusalem. Four days after the Congress put a tour package in its manifesto, the BJP has bettered the offer. The BJP's manifesto, released by union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Kiren Rijiju in Dimapur on Friday, promises to send 50 seni...
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In Nagaland, Cash For Votes Comes With Grand Feast, Banned Liquor
False voting one has heard of. Induced labour, too. But induced voting? In Nagaland, that's the term for votes bought and sold to the highest bidder. The magnitude of the problem is so huge, the church, civil society and the Election Commission have launched a clean election campaign. But it is an uphill battle against an old problem that is just n...
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Will Return To Power, Says Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang
Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang on Wednesday exuded confidence that the NPF will return to power and said the party has not shut doors to the BJP to return into the partnership after February 27 elections.
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Ahead of Polls, Why The Church Is Jittery in Christian-Majority Nagaland
In Nagaland, where nine out of ten people are Christian and the church is all-powerful, there is growing concern in some sections about the growing clout of the BJP. On Sunday, special prayers were held in 2,500 churches across the state for wisdom to vote wisely on 27th February is how most put it. But key church leaders are not hesitating to spel...
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Congress May Reach Out To Naga People's Front For Tie-Up In Nagaland Polls
The Congress may reach out to the Naga People's Front (NPF) for an informal understanding in some seats for the February 27 Nagaland assembly polls, sources in the party said.
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Nagaland Parties Refuse To Contest Assembly Polls Till Peace Deal Sorted
The assembly elections in Nagaland, set to be held on February 27, faced a roadblock today as all political parties in the state signed a joint declaration, refusing to issue tickets or file nominations for the polls.
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BJP Will End Left's 25-Year Run, Take Tripura, Say Exit Polls
Two exit polls today predicted that the BJP will dethrone the Left front from power in Tripura.
-
Campaigning In Meghalaya, Nagaland Ends, Voting On February 27
The high-octane Meghalaya and Nagaland poll campaign during which barbs flew thick and fast among parties ended today. Voting in the two states, both having 60-member assemblies, will take place on Tuesday.
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Congress In Unofficial Talks With Naga People's Front
The Congress is in unofficial talks with the Naga People's Front (NPF) for a post-poll pact in a bid to keep the BJP-NDPP out of power in Nagaland, sources said.
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Nagaland Needs Strong And Stable Government, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said a BJP-NDPP government in Nagaland would plug the loopholes causing wastage of public money and work towards improving road connectivity in the state.
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59 Per Cent Candidates In Nagaland Assembly Elections Are Crorepatis: Report
Fifty-nine percent of the candidates for the February 27 Assembly elections are crorepatis with JD(U) nominee Ramongo Lotha being the richest with a total wealth of Rs 38.92 crore, an analysis of the affidavits said.
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Ahead Of Nagaland Elections, BJP Betters Congress Offer On Biblical Tours
For church-going senior citizens of Nagaland, the upcoming assembly elections may just be a ticket to ride to Jerusalem. Four days after the Congress put a tour package in its manifesto, the BJP has bettered the offer. The BJP's manifesto, released by union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Kiren Rijiju in Dimapur on Friday, promises to send 50 seni...
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In Nagaland, Cash For Votes Comes With Grand Feast, Banned Liquor
False voting one has heard of. Induced labour, too. But induced voting? In Nagaland, that's the term for votes bought and sold to the highest bidder. The magnitude of the problem is so huge, the church, civil society and the Election Commission have launched a clean election campaign. But it is an uphill battle against an old problem that is just n...
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Will Return To Power, Says Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang
Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang on Wednesday exuded confidence that the NPF will return to power and said the party has not shut doors to the BJP to return into the partnership after February 27 elections.
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Ahead of Polls, Why The Church Is Jittery in Christian-Majority Nagaland
In Nagaland, where nine out of ten people are Christian and the church is all-powerful, there is growing concern in some sections about the growing clout of the BJP. On Sunday, special prayers were held in 2,500 churches across the state for wisdom to vote wisely on 27th February is how most put it. But key church leaders are not hesitating to spel...
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Congress May Reach Out To Naga People's Front For Tie-Up In Nagaland Polls
The Congress may reach out to the Naga People's Front (NPF) for an informal understanding in some seats for the February 27 Nagaland assembly polls, sources in the party said.
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Nagaland Parties Refuse To Contest Assembly Polls Till Peace Deal Sorted
The assembly elections in Nagaland, set to be held on February 27, faced a roadblock today as all political parties in the state signed a joint declaration, refusing to issue tickets or file nominations for the polls.
