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Indicating this at the Cabinet meeting held on Friday, CM Jagan said the ruling YSR Congress Party was fully prepared to face the polls
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The BJP tightened its grip in the Hindi heartland with assembly victories in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh
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A brief disturbance occurred at a Jangaon polling station within the government junior college premises, swiftly resolved by the police after a protest by Congress and other opposition activists.
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The State will have about 3.26 crore voters lining up in front of 35,655 polling stations to choose their representatives from 2,290 candidates in 119 constituencies.
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Party working president KT Rama Rao exuded confidence that the BRS would comfortably outdo itself with at least one more seat than it won in 2018.
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During a press conference at BRK Bhavan, CEO stated that the electronic voting machines, cleared by officials and political party representatives, would will be dispatched to polling stations on November 29.
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Apparently, the saffron party is aiming to gain power and is, otherwise, ready to settle for number 2 position.
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The BJP won three successive polls in the state till 2018 but lost badly in 2018. The party is now seeking a return to power with the slogan that it created the state and will make it prosperous. Caste census, loan waiver, gas cylinder subsidy, unemployment, jobs and housing for the poor are among other issues being raised in the polls.
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Both the Congress and BJP could stoop to any low to get into power. Congress leaders were more interested in positions and there would be a change of Chief Minister every six months, KTR said
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Telangana High Court's Division bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice NV Shravan Kumar directed the Registry to post the matter for hearing on November 14
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The Congress leanings of the accused in attack on BRS MP, Gatani Raju, which were clear from his social media accounts, is set to change the narrative for the campaign ahead of the November 30 elections
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In a letter addressed to TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu, Gyaneshwar said he was upset with the party president's decision not to contest in Telangana, despite the fact that the party had fair chances of winning a few seats
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BRS Working President KT Rama Rao, who attended a 'Meet the Press' event, pointed to the BJP replacing its state unit president, who belongs to the backward classes
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Leading a team of 12 officers, Inspector General of Police Vikas Kumar has created a 'STORM CLUB' to keep a strict vigil across the state to ensure voters are not illegally influenced by the candidates during the campaign for November 25 polls
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CM Ashok Gehlot said that for students, there will be no need for lottery for admission in government English medium schools
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In the history of Telangana's elections, there have been a few remarkable instances of unanimous elections. The most recent example dates back to the year 2002.
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The Congress was out to hamper the interests of the farmers instead of safeguarding them, Pocharam Srinivas Reddy said
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The 76-year-old Congress leader filed the nomination in the afternoon after offering prayers at a Ram temple in Chhindwara
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The gathering named 'Palamuru Praja Bheri' is scheduled to take place in the Kollapur constituency, where the party candidate is former minister Jupally Krishna Rao.
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Elections to the 230-member Madhya Pradesh assembly will be held in a single phase on November 17