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Fish To Jhalmuri, Identity To SIR: NDTV Reporters Decode Key Factors In Bengal Polls
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: NDTV's power-packed team explored the politics of jhalmuri, fish, infiltration, and women's security
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Met With "Fear, Silence": Axis My India Chief To NDTV On Exit Polls In Bengal
In most of the country, the share of voters unwilling to reveal their preferences is around 10 per cent, Pradeep Gupta said. In Bengal, it is 60 per cent, he said
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'Trinamool Must Be Anxious, We Aren't': BJP Chief To NDTV On SIR
The BJP has no concerns about the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal, the party's national chief Nitin Nabin said today
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Bengal Elections 2026: Bhabanipur To Nandigram, 5 Key Seats To Watch Out For
In Bengal, the number of voters has reduced by around 91 lakh after the Special Intensive Review (SIR).
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SIR Impact On Bengal Polls: The Numbers Game With Rahul Kanwal
This time, the revision has taken around 89 lakh voters off the list, the number corresponding to roughly 11.6 per cent of the electorate.
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Exclusive: Why Top Bengal Poll Officer Stands By 58 Lakh Voter Deletions
West Bengal elections: Manoj Kumar Agarwal stressed that his role was only supervising the SIR process, and he had done his job with full neutrality.
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No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
SIR Hearing In Supreme Court, West Bengal Elections: No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
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Decoding Trinamool's Poll Campaign: Strategy, Messaging And Narrative
A key pillar of the campaign has been the "Banglar Vote Raksha" initiative, launched as a proactive response to concerns around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
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Opinion: Ahead Of Bengal Polls, Decoding The Bhadralok's Views On SIR
In West Bengal, and particularly in Kolkata, the bhadralok have historically played a central role in shaping public opinion.
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7.36 Crore Deletions, 5 Crore Hearing Notices: Phase 2 Of SIR Concludes
Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest deletions at 2.89 crore, followed by Tamil Nadu with 97 lakh and West Bengal with 90.8 lakh electors removed.
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Fish To Jhalmuri, Identity To SIR: NDTV Reporters Decode Key Factors In Bengal Polls
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: NDTV's power-packed team explored the politics of jhalmuri, fish, infiltration, and women's security
-
Met With "Fear, Silence": Axis My India Chief To NDTV On Exit Polls In Bengal
In most of the country, the share of voters unwilling to reveal their preferences is around 10 per cent, Pradeep Gupta said. In Bengal, it is 60 per cent, he said
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'Trinamool Must Be Anxious, We Aren't': BJP Chief To NDTV On SIR
The BJP has no concerns about the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal, the party's national chief Nitin Nabin said today
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Bengal Elections 2026: Bhabanipur To Nandigram, 5 Key Seats To Watch Out For
In Bengal, the number of voters has reduced by around 91 lakh after the Special Intensive Review (SIR).
-
SIR Impact On Bengal Polls: The Numbers Game With Rahul Kanwal
This time, the revision has taken around 89 lakh voters off the list, the number corresponding to roughly 11.6 per cent of the electorate.
-
Exclusive: Why Top Bengal Poll Officer Stands By 58 Lakh Voter Deletions
West Bengal elections: Manoj Kumar Agarwal stressed that his role was only supervising the SIR process, and he had done his job with full neutrality.
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No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
SIR Hearing In Supreme Court, West Bengal Elections: No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
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Decoding Trinamool's Poll Campaign: Strategy, Messaging And Narrative
A key pillar of the campaign has been the "Banglar Vote Raksha" initiative, launched as a proactive response to concerns around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
-
Opinion: Ahead Of Bengal Polls, Decoding The Bhadralok's Views On SIR
In West Bengal, and particularly in Kolkata, the bhadralok have historically played a central role in shaping public opinion.
-
7.36 Crore Deletions, 5 Crore Hearing Notices: Phase 2 Of SIR Concludes
Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest deletions at 2.89 crore, followed by Tamil Nadu with 97 lakh and West Bengal with 90.8 lakh electors removed.
