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For The Banerjees, Who Ruled Bengal For 15 Years, A Fall From Grace
Abhishek Banerjee was visiting the family of party workers affected by post-poll violence when a crowd charged at him with 'chor, chor' slogans.
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AAP Sweeps Punjab Civic Polls, Wins 862 Wards, Congress Distant Second
Chandigarh, May 29 (IANS) The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab on Friday achieved an impressive victory in 102 civic bodies by winning 862 wards of the 1,765 that have been counted till now. A total of 1,977 wards went to the polls on May 26.
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"Trinamool Cannot Continue For Long Time": Party MP's Explosive Claim
The latest leader to speak up is Trinamool Congress's Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Shekhar Roy, who, among other things, had predicted a disintegration of the party.
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Suriya's Father Sivakumar On Vijay's Tamil Nadu Win: 'People Voted For Him Without Taking Money'
Sivakumar was asked his opinion about Vijay as Chief Minister and how he saw his massive victory in the polls.
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Who Is Candace Owens? Controversial Podcaster And YouTuber Being Discussed As Potential 2028 Election Candidate
Candace Owens is once again trending after voters and political focus groups began discussing her as a possible 2028 Republican candidate. Here’s how the controversial podcaster became part of the election conversation despite ongoing backlash.
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Opinion | How Pak And Bangladeshi Vote Blocs Are Becoming UK's New 'Kingmakers'
In a February by-election in Gorton and Denton, a Manchester suburb, Pakistani voters played a major role in helping the Green Party come out on top, pushing Labour into third place behind Reform.
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The Six Key Questions Raised By SIR Critics That Supreme Court Answered Today
The Court held that the SIR process had a nexus with the goal of having free and fair elections.
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"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
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In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
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SIR Controversy Explained Ahead Of Big Supreme Court Verdict
This will be the most significant judicial review of the election commission exercise which has been an issue of fierce political showdown between the panel and opposition parties.
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EPS And Unmaking Of AIADMK: How He Lost MGR, Jayalalithaa's Political Legacy
If there was ever a trusted stand-in for Jayalalithaa, it was O Panneerselvam, who was twice entrusted with the Chief Minister's chair when she had to step down following court convictions.
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Opinion | Why India's 'Cockroach' Rebellion Should Terrify The Opposition
For India's opposition, the message is clear. Stop assuming young voters are merely waiting to be mobilised against Modi. They want credible jobs, fair exams, affordable futures, and political entry without family passwords.
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Bengal's Falta Records High Voter Turnout In Repoll As BJP Eyes Win
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari thanked the people of Falta and said visuals from the constituency resembled a festival.
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Nashville's Super Bowl 2030 Bid Gains Steam As NFL Owners Consider Unprecedented Vote On Titans Stadium
Voters will soon make a decision on whether Nashville will host Super Bowl LXIV in its Tennessee Titans stadium in 2030.
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'Lack Of Knowledge': India Rejects Dutch PM's Remarks On Press Freedom, Minority Rights
The diplomat, citing the recently held assembly elections in several regions in the country, said India is a "vibrant democracy" where "peaceful transition of power" is a key feature.
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For The Banerjees, Who Ruled Bengal For 15 Years, A Fall From Grace
Abhishek Banerjee was visiting the family of party workers affected by post-poll violence when a crowd charged at him with 'chor, chor' slogans.
-
AAP Sweeps Punjab Civic Polls, Wins 862 Wards, Congress Distant Second
Chandigarh, May 29 (IANS) The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab on Friday achieved an impressive victory in 102 civic bodies by winning 862 wards of the 1,765 that have been counted till now. A total of 1,977 wards went to the polls on May 26.
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"Trinamool Cannot Continue For Long Time": Party MP's Explosive Claim
The latest leader to speak up is Trinamool Congress's Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Shekhar Roy, who, among other things, had predicted a disintegration of the party.
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Suriya's Father Sivakumar On Vijay's Tamil Nadu Win: 'People Voted For Him Without Taking Money'
Sivakumar was asked his opinion about Vijay as Chief Minister and how he saw his massive victory in the polls.
-
Who Is Candace Owens? Controversial Podcaster And YouTuber Being Discussed As Potential 2028 Election Candidate
Candace Owens is once again trending after voters and political focus groups began discussing her as a possible 2028 Republican candidate. Here’s how the controversial podcaster became part of the election conversation despite ongoing backlash.
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Opinion | How Pak And Bangladeshi Vote Blocs Are Becoming UK's New 'Kingmakers'
In a February by-election in Gorton and Denton, a Manchester suburb, Pakistani voters played a major role in helping the Green Party come out on top, pushing Labour into third place behind Reform.
-
The Six Key Questions Raised By SIR Critics That Supreme Court Answered Today
The Court held that the SIR process had a nexus with the goal of having free and fair elections.
-
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
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In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
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SIR Controversy Explained Ahead Of Big Supreme Court Verdict
This will be the most significant judicial review of the election commission exercise which has been an issue of fierce political showdown between the panel and opposition parties.
-
EPS And Unmaking Of AIADMK: How He Lost MGR, Jayalalithaa's Political Legacy
If there was ever a trusted stand-in for Jayalalithaa, it was O Panneerselvam, who was twice entrusted with the Chief Minister's chair when she had to step down following court convictions.
-
Opinion | Why India's 'Cockroach' Rebellion Should Terrify The Opposition
For India's opposition, the message is clear. Stop assuming young voters are merely waiting to be mobilised against Modi. They want credible jobs, fair exams, affordable futures, and political entry without family passwords.
-
Bengal's Falta Records High Voter Turnout In Repoll As BJP Eyes Win
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari thanked the people of Falta and said visuals from the constituency resembled a festival.
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Nashville's Super Bowl 2030 Bid Gains Steam As NFL Owners Consider Unprecedented Vote On Titans Stadium
Voters will soon make a decision on whether Nashville will host Super Bowl LXIV in its Tennessee Titans stadium in 2030.
-
'Lack Of Knowledge': India Rejects Dutch PM's Remarks On Press Freedom, Minority Rights
The diplomat, citing the recently held assembly elections in several regions in the country, said India is a "vibrant democracy" where "peaceful transition of power" is a key feature.
