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"New Parliament Building Inauguration A National Event, Not...": Sanjay Raut
The inauguration of the new Parliament building is a national event and not a programme of a political party, said Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Friday, amid the decision by 20 opposition parties to boycott the function.
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"Don't Want Any Politics": Akali Dal Chief To Attend New Parliament Opening
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal will attend the inauguration of the new Parliament building in Delhi on May 28, party leader Daljit Singh Cheema said on Wednesday, amid 19 Opposition parties announcing a boycott of the event.
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"Will Send Back Empty EVMs": Gujarat Villages Demand Train For Votes
Ahead of Assembly elections in Gujarat, the residents of Ancheli and 17 other villages of Navsari Assembly constituency have hung banners to boycott the polls and ban political leaders from entering the villages to campaign.
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Haryana Assembly Passes Resolution Against Boycott Of Political Leaders
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a resolution condemning any attempt to boycott political leaders, a move which follows protests against the ruling coalition leaders in several villages over the centre's farm laws.
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After BJP's Dussehra Boycott, Tejashwi Yadav's Googly To Bihar Coalition
A day after BJP leaders stayed away from the state-organised Dussehra function at Patna's Gandhi Maidan amid rumblings of political discontent, Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav today zeroed in on a month-old tweet by Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi to question the stability of the ruling alliance.
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Congress To Boycott Local Elections In J&K Over Detention Of Leaders
The Congress has decided to boycott the Block Development Council elections in Jammu and Kashmir in protest against the continued detention of senior political leaders in the Kashmir valley.
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Jammu And Kashmir Prepares For Civic Polls Amid Arson, Terror Threat
The Jammu and Kashmir administration is preparing for the upcoming civic polls on a war footing despite increasing incidents of arson in the region, a boycott call by separatist leaders and two major political parties deciding to abstain.
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Phone Call Meant to Ease Qatar Crisis Sparks A New Problem
A phone call between the leaders of Qatar and Saudi Arabia to help defuse a three-month political crisis ended up causing a fresh spat.
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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
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Non-BJP Parties Plan To Boycott PM's Event
Local leaders of all prominent political parties, except BJP, today announced that they would boycott the inauguration event of 'Smart Cities Mission' project by the Prime Minister in Pune today.
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Shiv Sena Defends Cancellation of Pak Singer Ghulam Ali's Concert
Under attack from political and cultural quarters for forcing cancellation of Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai, Shiv Sena today said it was not possible to have fun when soldiers are being martyred and that it will continue to "boycott" Pakistan till it stops terror activities.
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Congress leaders from Telangana under pressure as Centre defers decision
Pro-Telangana groups are angry at the Centre deferring a decision on whether Andhra Pradesh should be split to create a separate state, and they plan protests in Hyderabad, focused on putting political pressure on the ruling Congress to stick to its deadline on the matter. The Telangana Joint Action Committee or TJAC is likely to call for social bo...
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"New Parliament Building Inauguration A National Event, Not...": Sanjay Raut
The inauguration of the new Parliament building is a national event and not a programme of a political party, said Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Friday, amid the decision by 20 opposition parties to boycott the function.
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"Don't Want Any Politics": Akali Dal Chief To Attend New Parliament Opening
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal will attend the inauguration of the new Parliament building in Delhi on May 28, party leader Daljit Singh Cheema said on Wednesday, amid 19 Opposition parties announcing a boycott of the event.
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"Will Send Back Empty EVMs": Gujarat Villages Demand Train For Votes
Ahead of Assembly elections in Gujarat, the residents of Ancheli and 17 other villages of Navsari Assembly constituency have hung banners to boycott the polls and ban political leaders from entering the villages to campaign.
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Haryana Assembly Passes Resolution Against Boycott Of Political Leaders
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a resolution condemning any attempt to boycott political leaders, a move which follows protests against the ruling coalition leaders in several villages over the centre's farm laws.
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After BJP's Dussehra Boycott, Tejashwi Yadav's Googly To Bihar Coalition
A day after BJP leaders stayed away from the state-organised Dussehra function at Patna's Gandhi Maidan amid rumblings of political discontent, Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav today zeroed in on a month-old tweet by Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi to question the stability of the ruling alliance.
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Congress To Boycott Local Elections In J&K Over Detention Of Leaders
The Congress has decided to boycott the Block Development Council elections in Jammu and Kashmir in protest against the continued detention of senior political leaders in the Kashmir valley.
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Jammu And Kashmir Prepares For Civic Polls Amid Arson, Terror Threat
The Jammu and Kashmir administration is preparing for the upcoming civic polls on a war footing despite increasing incidents of arson in the region, a boycott call by separatist leaders and two major political parties deciding to abstain.
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Phone Call Meant to Ease Qatar Crisis Sparks A New Problem
A phone call between the leaders of Qatar and Saudi Arabia to help defuse a three-month political crisis ended up causing a fresh spat.
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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
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Non-BJP Parties Plan To Boycott PM's Event
Local leaders of all prominent political parties, except BJP, today announced that they would boycott the inauguration event of 'Smart Cities Mission' project by the Prime Minister in Pune today.
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Shiv Sena Defends Cancellation of Pak Singer Ghulam Ali's Concert
Under attack from political and cultural quarters for forcing cancellation of Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai, Shiv Sena today said it was not possible to have fun when soldiers are being martyred and that it will continue to "boycott" Pakistan till it stops terror activities.
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Congress leaders from Telangana under pressure as Centre defers decision
Pro-Telangana groups are angry at the Centre deferring a decision on whether Andhra Pradesh should be split to create a separate state, and they plan protests in Hyderabad, focused on putting political pressure on the ruling Congress to stick to its deadline on the matter. The Telangana Joint Action Committee or TJAC is likely to call for social bo...
