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"Taking To Skies For Democracy": Polling Staff Airdropped In Jharkhand
With around 36 hours remaining until voting begins in Jharkhand, dispatch of polling parties via trains and helicopters has commenced in Maoist-hit Singhbhum region, many areas of which are set to witness polling for the first time or after several
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PM Hasina Likely To Win 4th Straight Term As Bangladesh Votes Amid Strike, Arson
Voting for the 12th general election in Bangladesh began today amid a boycott and strike by the main opposition party. There have also been incidents of arson, including at least five schools and a train being set ablaze.
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"Will Send Back Empty EVMs": Gujarat Villages Demand Train For Votes
Ahead of Assembly elections in Gujarat, the residents of Ancheli and 17 other villages of Navsari Assembly constituency have hung banners to boycott the polls and ban political leaders from entering the villages to campaign.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vows Free Pilgrimage If AAP Voted To Power In Gujarat
Aam Aadmi Party convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday promised free pilgrimage for senior citizens in AC trains to various religious places, including Ayodhya, if the AAP was voted to power in Gujarat.
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Video Of People From Bengal Coming To Goa For Poll Work Fake: Trinamool
A video being circulated on social media of people from West Bengal arriving by train in Goa to vote for the Trinamool Congress in the 2022 Assembly polls was fake, the Mamata Banerjee-led party said on Tuesday.
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Premier League Clubs To Vote On Return Of Contact Training
New UK government guidelines issued on Sunday allow for the return of "close contact" training, including tackling, to help players step up their match fitness.
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"Press Button With Such Anger That Shaheen Bagh Feels Current": Amit Shah
Voting for the BJP in the upcoming Delhi election "will prevent thousands of incidents like Shaheen Bagh", Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Sunday, training his guns at opponents of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.
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Elections 2019 - Crammed In Train Toilets, Delhi's Migrant Workers Head Home. All To Vote
The incurably foul toilet of a general class compartment of a train is hardly a suitable space to spend more than a few minutes on a regular day for most people. But for the next 15 hours, with the temperature hovering around 42 degrees Celsius, daily wage earner Nandkumar and his friend Rahul are travelling home to Bihar, squashed between the decr...
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Soldiers From Indo-Tibet Border Police Cast First Vote For 2019 Elections
The first round of service voting by secret postal ballot began at 10 am on Friday at ITBP's Animal Training School (ATS) located at Lohitpur in Arunachal Pradesh.
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In Nitish Kumar Home Turf, Voters Ask 'What If Chief Minister Ditches Again?'
In Bihar's Rajgir assembly constituency, 100 kilometres from Patna and in the home district of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Rajkishore Prasad and Sanjay Kumar Yadav are busy dissecting the day's newspaper, seated some distance away from a railway line. They are trying hard to make sense of the political events in the last few days that saw Nitish K...
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"Taking To Skies For Democracy": Polling Staff Airdropped In Jharkhand
With around 36 hours remaining until voting begins in Jharkhand, dispatch of polling parties via trains and helicopters has commenced in Maoist-hit Singhbhum region, many areas of which are set to witness polling for the first time or after several
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PM Hasina Likely To Win 4th Straight Term As Bangladesh Votes Amid Strike, Arson
Voting for the 12th general election in Bangladesh began today amid a boycott and strike by the main opposition party. There have also been incidents of arson, including at least five schools and a train being set ablaze.
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"Will Send Back Empty EVMs": Gujarat Villages Demand Train For Votes
Ahead of Assembly elections in Gujarat, the residents of Ancheli and 17 other villages of Navsari Assembly constituency have hung banners to boycott the polls and ban political leaders from entering the villages to campaign.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vows Free Pilgrimage If AAP Voted To Power In Gujarat
Aam Aadmi Party convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday promised free pilgrimage for senior citizens in AC trains to various religious places, including Ayodhya, if the AAP was voted to power in Gujarat.
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Video Of People From Bengal Coming To Goa For Poll Work Fake: Trinamool
A video being circulated on social media of people from West Bengal arriving by train in Goa to vote for the Trinamool Congress in the 2022 Assembly polls was fake, the Mamata Banerjee-led party said on Tuesday.
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Premier League Clubs To Vote On Return Of Contact Training
New UK government guidelines issued on Sunday allow for the return of "close contact" training, including tackling, to help players step up their match fitness.
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"Press Button With Such Anger That Shaheen Bagh Feels Current": Amit Shah
Voting for the BJP in the upcoming Delhi election "will prevent thousands of incidents like Shaheen Bagh", Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Sunday, training his guns at opponents of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.
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Elections 2019 - Crammed In Train Toilets, Delhi's Migrant Workers Head Home. All To Vote
The incurably foul toilet of a general class compartment of a train is hardly a suitable space to spend more than a few minutes on a regular day for most people. But for the next 15 hours, with the temperature hovering around 42 degrees Celsius, daily wage earner Nandkumar and his friend Rahul are travelling home to Bihar, squashed between the decr...
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Soldiers From Indo-Tibet Border Police Cast First Vote For 2019 Elections
The first round of service voting by secret postal ballot began at 10 am on Friday at ITBP's Animal Training School (ATS) located at Lohitpur in Arunachal Pradesh.
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In Nitish Kumar Home Turf, Voters Ask 'What If Chief Minister Ditches Again?'
In Bihar's Rajgir assembly constituency, 100 kilometres from Patna and in the home district of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Rajkishore Prasad and Sanjay Kumar Yadav are busy dissecting the day's newspaper, seated some distance away from a railway line. They are trying hard to make sense of the political events in the last few days that saw Nitish K...
