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Renewable energy sector requires definitive action on existing policy gaps to boost investor sentiment
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Instead of pushing the divisive narrative, the Centre must explore the consensus route to resolve the farm crisis
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Khammam: The Farm laws passed in Parliament recently by the BJP-led NDA government were anti-farmer as well as anti-nation, Transport Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar said on Tuesday. He said the Farm laws would throw the lives of farmers and farming sector in India into crisis as the farmers would not get minimum support price and […]
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NDA came to power with the promise of developing the nation on all fronts, but contrary to the promise the government is privatising all key public sector entities, CPI leader Puvvada Nageswar Rao alleged
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The TRS working president said even as the BJP leaders are now criticising the TRS government, it is their own NDA government that had appreciated Telangana several times,
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During campaigning in the run-up to the Assembly polls in October-November, Nitish had taken a dig at his friend turned bete noire Lalu Prasad.
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A peep into the past shows that Hindu sages who remained ringed by godliness were never communal
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NDA alliance convenor warned the central government that if the police and governments adopted a repressive policy against the farmers, the RLP would demonstrate in favour of the farmers across the country
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KCR’s renewed pitch for an anti-BJP coalition of regional parties must be understood against the deliberate dilution of federal values
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Says TRS govt through its novel initiatives provided graft-free services; promises more reforms
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Says youth should file 12 crore charge-sheets against NDA govt for failing to provide jobs in last 6 years
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Leaders of non-NDA parties to be invited for a meeting to be held in Hyderabad in December second week
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Nitish was administered the oath of office at Raj Bhavan by Governor Phagu Chauhan, a day after he staked claim for the formation of a new government
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The BJP, which has clinched 31 more seats than the 43 pocketed by Kumar's JD(U), is likely to have two deputy chief ministers on the lines of Uttar Pradesh.
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It will be better to allow the media to regulate itself and follow a self-declared code of ethics
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Yadav claimed the people's mandate was for a change but it was manipulated.
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PM Modi attributed the NDA's win in Bihar to its mantra of "sabka saath, sabka vikas, sabka vishwas"
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The RJD is turning out to be single-largest party and its leaders say that they will legally stake a claim with the Governor to form a government in Bihar.
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As trends from all 243 seats became available, the NDA constituents were ahead in 125, with BJP candidates leading the table in 72 seats and the JD(U) in only 47.
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Most of the exit polls predicted RJD to again emerge as the single largest party in the 243-member assembly along with a clear dip in the seat tally of JD(U)