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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Tamil Nadu twice in March to boost NDA’s campaign ahead of upcoming Assembly elections, with rallies planned in Madurai and Vellore and alliances finalised with key regional parties.
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The Election Commission of India announced the schedule for Rajya Sabha biennial elections to fill 37 seats from 10 states, with polling on March 16, nominations by March 5, and strict compliance with election guidelines
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RJD president Lalu Prasad gave out tickets to several candidates before his son Tejashwi Yadav intervened over pending alliance talks. Candidates who had received tickets were asked to return them, with formal announcements expected later today
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The Election Commission on Monday announced that the Bihar assembly elections will be held in two phases on November 6 and 11, with the counting of votes scheduled for November 14. The entire election process will conclude by November 16
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Brisk voting marked the Vice President election, with 96 per cent of MPs casting ballots by 3 p.m. Prime Minister Modi was the first to vote. The contest is between NDA nominee C P Radhakrishnan and opposition candidate B Sudershan Reddy
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The TDP clinched the Pulivendula ZPTC bypoll in Kadapa, defeating the ruling YSRCP amid clashes between party workers. TDP’s M Latha Reddy secured 6,716 votes over YSRCP’s Hemanth Reddy. The result is significant as Pulivendula is YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s constituency
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Warning that the BJP could keep winning elections “in a wrong way,” he also denied wrongdoing in the Haryana land deal case
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The Supreme Court will hear petitions challenging the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Bihar's electoral rolls. Petitioners allege mass voter exclusion, while the ECI defends the exercise as legal and inclusive, ahead of Bihar Assembly polls
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Tejashwi Yadav has reiterated the Mahagathbandhan’s warning of a possible boycott of the upcoming Bihar polls, alleging voter list fraud during the Special Intensive Revision process. He accused the EC and government of enabling mass irregularities and silencing dissent
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BJP claims PM Modi transformed Indian politics from "appeasement and division" (pre-2014) to "performance, accountability, and governance" (post-2014), calling this "the politics of report cards"
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As traditional political strongholds erode and new players vie for relevance, the 2025 Bihar Assembly election is poised to serve as a referendum on the State’s political future
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The initial part of the upcoming summer season is likely to be severe, so everyone should be very careful regarding your health
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Naga Babu is one of the five candidates of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) for election to the Council from the MLAs quota scheduled on March 10
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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann speeches focused on contrasting AAP's governance model with the divisive politics of the Opposition, emphasising education, healthcare, and financial empowerment as key pillars of AAP's vision, on the last day of campaigning for Delhi Assembly polls
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Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi raised questions over the integrity of the Maharashtra polls held in November last year in which the BJP-led Mahayuti won a massive mandate and demanded the Election Commission furnish data to opposition parties
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi sayd AAP government denies students to take Class 10 exams if they perform poorly in Class 9 so that board exam results are not marred, and the State government and the party's image is protected
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Delhi has been left behind because the Aam Aadmi Party kept making excuses and fighting with the Centre, says Union Minister
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The party has been claiming that AAP workers were being targeted and assaulted by 'goons' associated with the BJP candidate from the New Delhi Assembly, Parvesh Verma
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The theme of this year’s National Girl Child Day is ‘Empowering Girls for a Brighter Tomorrow’
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Shares details on status of voter enrolment, initiatives undertaken to ensure inclusivity in State’s voter rolls
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The party is likely to announce 300 units of electricity for consumers and 500 units for temples and gurudwaras
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Despite good show in 2020 polls and various schemes, the going will be tough for the party in national capital
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The largest election year in history, 2024 saw a rise in right-leaning governments and coalition formations across the globe but also underscored the resilience of democracy
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Congress drops the second batch of Assembly Election candidates, unveiling 45 names