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  Election Results: Can't Show I Cast My Vote For Me, Will File Complaint: TTV Dhinakaran

  Tamil Nadu state legislator TTV Dhinakaran said he would file a complaint with the Election Commission over non-registration of votes for his party, the Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AMMK), during recently concluded Lok Sabha and Assemblypolls

• Election Commission extends polling time in Karnataka polls

  The Election Commission (EC) on Friday announced extension of polling time by an hour up to 6 pm in Saturday's Karnataka Assembly elections, in view of the weather conditions and excessive heat.

• Mukul Sangma set to become Meghalaya Chief Minister for the second time

  Mukul Sangma, who steered Congress to help it retain power in Meghalaya, is set to become the Chief Minister for a second straight term after he was on Friday elected as leader of its Legislature Party.

• Polling begins in Meghalaya, Congress faces Sangma test

  Polling for the Assembly elections in Meghalaya has begun. The ruling Congress is expected to see a tough challenge from P A Sangma's newly formed National People's Party or NPP.

• Nagaland Assembly elections begin

  Polling began amidst tight security today to elect 60 members to the 12th Nagaland Assembly from among 188 candidates with an electorate of 11.93 lakh eligible to vote.

• In these elections in Meghalaya, PA Sangma and his 'magic bus' seek inroads

  In Meghalaya's West Garo Hills district, a bus the locals call 'The Magic Bus' has been doing the rounds over the past month or so. At every public meeting that P A Sangma addresses in his home district, he emerges on a hydraulic stage from a vehicle that's been dubbed "the magic bus" by the large crowds he draws.

• In Meghalaya elections, PA Sangma hopes to weave his magic again

  In Meghalaya's West Garo Hills district, former chief minister PA Sangma has been travelling in a bus for the past month to campaign for the upcoming assembly election on February 23. Mr Sangma has been taking this bus, which the locals call the 'Magic Bus', at every public meeting that he has attended in his home district to address large crowd.

• In Nagaland assembly elections, it is a fight between insurgency and development

  On Monday, Nagaland Home Minister Imkom L Imchen became the second leader from his party, the ruling Naga People's Front (NPF) to be discovered with large amounts of cash while campaigning for the elections on February 23.

• In Nagaland Assembly elections, issue of unification remains top priority

  On Monday, Nagaland Home Minister and senior leader of the ruling Naga People's Front became the second leader from his party to have cash seized by the Assam Rifles during the campaign for the state assembly elections on February 23.

• Nagaland Home Minister detained after Rs 1 crore in cash, arms seized from his car

  Nagaland Home Minister Imkong L Imchen was detained today near the Wokha district after cash worth Rs 1 crore and arms were recovered from his car, said sources.

• On the campaign trail with Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio

  Neiphiu Rio is a man in a tearing hurry these days. As the only star campaigner for his party, the National People's Front , the Nagaland Chief Minister has spent the last twenty days or so chopper hopping from one location to another, in his remote north eastern state , to campaign for his party's candidates across Nagaland

• Nagaland, where many candidates are million-dollar babies

  In Dimapur, Nagaland, KL Chishi is a big name. The veteran politician, who has been chief minister of the state in the 90s, is contesting for the second time from this predominantly urban constituency. However, Mr Chishi's claim to fame is not just all this. At Rs 51 crore, Mr Chishi is also the richest candidate in the upcoming Nagaland elections,...

• Tripura sets record of highest-ever 93 percent voting in country

  Tripura on Thursday set a new record for the country's highest-ever voter turnout with 93 percent polling in the Assembly elections, which was by and large peaceful.

• Tripura Assembly elections: State records highest ever 93 per cent polling in the country

  Tripura today set a new record for the country's highest-ever voter turnout with 93 per cent polling in the Assembly elections which was by and large peaceful.

• 40 per cent voting in Tripura till noon

  An estimated 40 per cent of the voters exercised their franchise till noon as long queues were seen before the booths in a so-far peaceful polling for the 60-member Tripura Assembly on Thursday, official sources said.