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In Chennai's T Nagar, Welfare And Infrastructure Shape High-Profile Contest
The ruling DMK has fielded Raja Anbazhagan, who is confident of retaining the seat with an increased margin.
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Crowds, Cash Schemes, Confidence: DMK Sets The Tone In Tiruvallur
Taking the stage in Tiruvallur, MK Stalin framed the election as a choice between proven governance and untested alternatives.
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BJP's Tamilisai Soundararajan Seeks Heritage Revival In High-Stakes Mylapore Battle
The BJP is contesting the Mylapore election in alliance with the AIADMK, seeking to consolidate anti-DMK votes in what has traditionally been a Dravidian stronghold.
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"No BJP Factor": Shashi Tharoor To NDTV As Kerala Goes To Polls
Having travelled extensively during the campaign, Shashi Tharoor said the momentum on the ground points clearly towards a change in government.
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Mumbai Lays Foundation For India's First AI-Driven Pod Taxi
The 8.85-km elevated, driverless corridor will connect Bandra (East) and Kurla, providing seamless first-and last-mile connectivity to suburban rail and metro stations while aiming to decongest one of Mumbai's busiest business districts.
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Mumbai Metro Gets Major Boost As Two New Lines Launched
Mumbai Metro inaugurates Line 9 and 2B, improving suburban connectivity and reducing travel time.
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Forgot Your Charger? Blinkit Now Delivers Inside Mumbai Airport
Blinkit delivers essential items within minutes inside Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's Terminal 2 via app-based service.
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Mumbai Metro Lines 2B, 9 To Begin Partial Operations From Friday
Transport planners expect the partial openings to substantially reduce travel time for thousands of daily commuters who currently depend on overcrowded suburban trains and traffic-clogged arterial roads.
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Mumbai Set For Break In Heat As Light Rain, Thunderstorms Predicted
After days of relentless heat that saw the city grapple with sweltering conditions and multiple heatwave warnings, residents of Mumbai are likely to get some relief as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts a shift in weather in the comi
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Long Queues At Mumbai Petrol Pumps, Officials Say Adequate Fuel Stocks
Representatives of major oil firms and the Petroleum Ministry have repeatedly denied any genuine shortage.
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In Chennai's T Nagar, Welfare And Infrastructure Shape High-Profile Contest
The ruling DMK has fielded Raja Anbazhagan, who is confident of retaining the seat with an increased margin.
-
Crowds, Cash Schemes, Confidence: DMK Sets The Tone In Tiruvallur
Taking the stage in Tiruvallur, MK Stalin framed the election as a choice between proven governance and untested alternatives.
-
BJP's Tamilisai Soundararajan Seeks Heritage Revival In High-Stakes Mylapore Battle
The BJP is contesting the Mylapore election in alliance with the AIADMK, seeking to consolidate anti-DMK votes in what has traditionally been a Dravidian stronghold.
-
"No BJP Factor": Shashi Tharoor To NDTV As Kerala Goes To Polls
Having travelled extensively during the campaign, Shashi Tharoor said the momentum on the ground points clearly towards a change in government.
-
Mumbai Lays Foundation For India's First AI-Driven Pod Taxi
The 8.85-km elevated, driverless corridor will connect Bandra (East) and Kurla, providing seamless first-and last-mile connectivity to suburban rail and metro stations while aiming to decongest one of Mumbai's busiest business districts.
-
Mumbai Metro Gets Major Boost As Two New Lines Launched
Mumbai Metro inaugurates Line 9 and 2B, improving suburban connectivity and reducing travel time.
-
Forgot Your Charger? Blinkit Now Delivers Inside Mumbai Airport
Blinkit delivers essential items within minutes inside Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's Terminal 2 via app-based service.
-
Mumbai Metro Lines 2B, 9 To Begin Partial Operations From Friday
Transport planners expect the partial openings to substantially reduce travel time for thousands of daily commuters who currently depend on overcrowded suburban trains and traffic-clogged arterial roads.
-
Mumbai Set For Break In Heat As Light Rain, Thunderstorms Predicted
After days of relentless heat that saw the city grapple with sweltering conditions and multiple heatwave warnings, residents of Mumbai are likely to get some relief as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts a shift in weather in the comi
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Long Queues At Mumbai Petrol Pumps, Officials Say Adequate Fuel Stocks
Representatives of major oil firms and the Petroleum Ministry have repeatedly denied any genuine shortage.
