Uttar Pradesh Elections 2012
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At 25, India's youngest MLA says give Akhilesh a chance
As the newly-elected MLAs from the Samajwadi Party gathered in Lucknow to pick the chief minister, the outcome seemed decided. Akhilesh, the son of party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, seems to be the popular choice. Over the last few days, Mulayam has succeeded in winning over those who worried Akhilesh, at 38, could be too young to run a state as lar...
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How Uttar Pradesh elections can change equations at the Centre
The Congress' poor performance in Uttar Pradesh has shaken up the party by proving that Rahul Gandhi was not able to win over voters who were desperately seeking change. They ignored the Congress and opted instead for the Samajwadi Party (SP). The change of guard in Lucknow is already being felt in Delhi.
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Rahul magic fails to work even in Congress bastions
Amethi and Rae Bareli, the pocket boroughs of Congress since the days of Indira Gandhi, gave a shocker to the party as it managed to win only two of the 10 Assembly seats in these twin Lok Sabha constituencies.
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Election results 2012: Highlights of Akhilesh's speech
Akhilesh Yadav at a press conference in Lucknow: Voters have shown their faith in the Samajwadi Party. I am grateful to all of them.
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I take responsibility, says Rahul Gandhi about UP results
At his mother's home at 10 Janpath in Delhi, Rahul Gandhi, bearded and in a white kurta pyjama, delivered a simple and honest analysis of his party's disastrous performance and his own role in Uttar Pradesh.
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At 25, India's youngest MLA says give Akhilesh a chance
As the newly-elected MLAs from the Samajwadi Party gathered in Lucknow to pick the chief minister, the outcome seemed decided. Akhilesh, the son of party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, seems to be the popular choice. Over the last few days, Mulayam has succeeded in winning over those who worried Akhilesh, at 38, could be too young to run a state as lar...
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How Uttar Pradesh elections can change equations at the Centre
The Congress' poor performance in Uttar Pradesh has shaken up the party by proving that Rahul Gandhi was not able to win over voters who were desperately seeking change. They ignored the Congress and opted instead for the Samajwadi Party (SP). The change of guard in Lucknow is already being felt in Delhi.
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Rahul magic fails to work even in Congress bastions
Amethi and Rae Bareli, the pocket boroughs of Congress since the days of Indira Gandhi, gave a shocker to the party as it managed to win only two of the 10 Assembly seats in these twin Lok Sabha constituencies.
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Election results 2012: Highlights of Akhilesh's speech
Akhilesh Yadav at a press conference in Lucknow: Voters have shown their faith in the Samajwadi Party. I am grateful to all of them.
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I take responsibility, says Rahul Gandhi about UP results
At his mother's home at 10 Janpath in Delhi, Rahul Gandhi, bearded and in a white kurta pyjama, delivered a simple and honest analysis of his party's disastrous performance and his own role in Uttar Pradesh.
