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"It's History": Chief Minister Manik Saha On Communist Rule In Tripura
Terming the democratic ouster of Left Front government in Tripura in the last assembly polls by the BJP as "historic" and something "that has barely happened in India's history," Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha has said that
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Tripura Election 2023: 5 Points On Chief Minister Manik Saha
Tripura will vote for a new government in the first Assembly election of this year on February 16. A Bharatiya Janata Party-led alliance ended the 25-year rule of the Left Front government in the state in 2018 and now eyes another successive term.
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Tripura Left Front Manifesto Promises Free Power, More Tribal Autonomy
Reappointment of retrenched government school teachers, employment for young people and restoration of law and order are some of the main promises featured in the CPI(M)-led Left Front manifesto ahead of the February 16 assembly election in Tripura.
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In Tripura Seat-Sharing, Left Front To Contest 47 Seats, Ally Congress 13
The Left Front on Wednesday night announced the candidates for 47 of the 60 assembly seats in the upcoming election in Tripura, according to Left Front convenor Narayan Kar.
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Tripura Left Front, Congress Hold Talks On Seat Sharing For Election
The first round of talks on seat sharing between the Left Front and the Congress in Tripura began on Thursday.
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Will Flag Atrocities On Opposition To PM, President: Tripura leader
Former Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar has said the opposition Left Front will approach Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind to apprise them of the alleged atrocities on its members.
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Ahead Of Crucial Election, BJP Ally Merges With Tripura Royal, Demands Separate State
Two years after he left the Congress over differences with the party on the issues of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC), Tripura royal Pradyot Manikya Deb Barman gave a blow to the ruling BJP by forming an alliance with one of its allies ahead of a crucial local election in the state.
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7 More Cops Suspended In Tripura After They Couldn't Trace Ex-Minister
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb is taking action against the state police for failing to arrest former state finance minister Badal Chowdhury, who has been named in a First Information Report (FIR) linked to an alleged scam in the Public Works Department (PWD) worth up to Rs 600 crore. Mr Chowdhury was the finance minister during the previo...
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Congress, Left Will Stoop To Any Level To Oust Me: PM Modi In Tripura
Hitting out at the Congress and the Left Front, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Sunday the opposition parties were hell-bent on removing him from power, even if that meant singing paeans to Pakistan.
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No Mob Attacks In Tripura In 25 Years Of Left Rule: Former Chief Minister
Former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar has claimed that no incident of lynching occurred in the 25-year rule of the Left Front in the state and said such incidents happen when a government fails to deliver on its promises and wants to divert the attention of people pointing fingers at it.
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"It's History": Chief Minister Manik Saha On Communist Rule In Tripura
Terming the democratic ouster of Left Front government in Tripura in the last assembly polls by the BJP as "historic" and something "that has barely happened in India's history," Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha has said that
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Tripura Election 2023: 5 Points On Chief Minister Manik Saha
Tripura will vote for a new government in the first Assembly election of this year on February 16. A Bharatiya Janata Party-led alliance ended the 25-year rule of the Left Front government in the state in 2018 and now eyes another successive term.
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Tripura Left Front Manifesto Promises Free Power, More Tribal Autonomy
Reappointment of retrenched government school teachers, employment for young people and restoration of law and order are some of the main promises featured in the CPI(M)-led Left Front manifesto ahead of the February 16 assembly election in Tripura.
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In Tripura Seat-Sharing, Left Front To Contest 47 Seats, Ally Congress 13
The Left Front on Wednesday night announced the candidates for 47 of the 60 assembly seats in the upcoming election in Tripura, according to Left Front convenor Narayan Kar.
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Tripura Left Front, Congress Hold Talks On Seat Sharing For Election
The first round of talks on seat sharing between the Left Front and the Congress in Tripura began on Thursday.
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Will Flag Atrocities On Opposition To PM, President: Tripura leader
Former Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar has said the opposition Left Front will approach Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind to apprise them of the alleged atrocities on its members.
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Ahead Of Crucial Election, BJP Ally Merges With Tripura Royal, Demands Separate State
Two years after he left the Congress over differences with the party on the issues of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC), Tripura royal Pradyot Manikya Deb Barman gave a blow to the ruling BJP by forming an alliance with one of its allies ahead of a crucial local election in the state.
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7 More Cops Suspended In Tripura After They Couldn't Trace Ex-Minister
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb is taking action against the state police for failing to arrest former state finance minister Badal Chowdhury, who has been named in a First Information Report (FIR) linked to an alleged scam in the Public Works Department (PWD) worth up to Rs 600 crore. Mr Chowdhury was the finance minister during the previo...
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Congress, Left Will Stoop To Any Level To Oust Me: PM Modi In Tripura
Hitting out at the Congress and the Left Front, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Sunday the opposition parties were hell-bent on removing him from power, even if that meant singing paeans to Pakistan.
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No Mob Attacks In Tripura In 25 Years Of Left Rule: Former Chief Minister
Former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar has claimed that no incident of lynching occurred in the 25-year rule of the Left Front in the state and said such incidents happen when a government fails to deliver on its promises and wants to divert the attention of people pointing fingers at it.
