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Trinamool + Congress - Left: How INDIA Could Look In Bengal
The INDIA alliance, in all likelihood, will manifest in Bengal as a tie-up between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, with the CPI(M) staying out amid its bitter rivalry with Mamata Banerjee's party.
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"Thankful" There's No Alliance With Congress, Says Akhilesh Yadav
A week before the assembly polls in Madhya Pradesh, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said he was "thankful" to the Congress for not tying up with him and Mayawati as it left him free to criticize them. The Samajwadi leader -- who recently announced his first list of candidates, declaring the Congress had made them "wait too long" - taunted that...
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Talk Of Deve Gowda's Under-The-Radar Deal With BJP Achieves Scale
Deve Gowda, a former Prime Minister, says he had offered the Congress an alliance but was rejected by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who left the JD(S) about a decade ago to join the Congress. His son, on the other hand, who has served as Chief Minister earlier, has maintained that teaming with the Congress was unfeasible.
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Left Announces Support For Gorkha Janamukti Morcha In Darjeeling Hills
The CPI-M-led Left Front, while it is yet to finalise its tie up with the Congress, on Saturday extended support to the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) in the West Bengal assembly polls.
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CPM Politburo Decision Soon On Ties With Congress In Bengal
Should the Left and the Congress come together and put up a united front against the Trinamool Congress in Bengal? That's the question the CPM's Central Committee -- party's highest executive body -- will discuss over the next two days in Delhi.
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Will Kerala Rivals CPM, Congress Tie Up in Bengal? Wait, Says Prakash Karat
A day after Bengal Congress leaders met Rahul Gandhi to press for an alliance with the Left, senior CPM leader Prakash Karat told NDTV any decision on electoral alliance will be taken by the Central Committee -- the party's highest executive body -- when it meets in Delhi on February 17.
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Prakash Karat Does Not Rule Out CPM-Congress Tie Up In Bengal
Prakash Karat, former CPM general secretary known to oppose any party links with the Congress, has not said a definite no to the question of a tie up in Bengal or the upcoming Assembly polls and set political circles abuzz.
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Mamata furious over Congress 'betrayal'
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee is furious with the Congress for tying up with the Left for the Siliguri mayor poll.
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Lalu leaves Jharkhand tie-up to Sonia
Will the congress tie up with the RJD for the Jharkhand assembly elections? That's a decision Lalu says he's left to Sonia Gandhi. He was speaking to NDTV Group Editor Barkha Dutt on The Buck Stops Here.
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PM appears to keep options with Left open
PM Manmohan Singh on Wednesday appeared to be keeping Congress options open for a tie up with the Left.
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Trinamool + Congress - Left: How INDIA Could Look In Bengal
The INDIA alliance, in all likelihood, will manifest in Bengal as a tie-up between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, with the CPI(M) staying out amid its bitter rivalry with Mamata Banerjee's party.
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"Thankful" There's No Alliance With Congress, Says Akhilesh Yadav
A week before the assembly polls in Madhya Pradesh, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said he was "thankful" to the Congress for not tying up with him and Mayawati as it left him free to criticize them. The Samajwadi leader -- who recently announced his first list of candidates, declaring the Congress had made them "wait too long" - taunted that...
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Talk Of Deve Gowda's Under-The-Radar Deal With BJP Achieves Scale
Deve Gowda, a former Prime Minister, says he had offered the Congress an alliance but was rejected by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who left the JD(S) about a decade ago to join the Congress. His son, on the other hand, who has served as Chief Minister earlier, has maintained that teaming with the Congress was unfeasible.
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Left Announces Support For Gorkha Janamukti Morcha In Darjeeling Hills
The CPI-M-led Left Front, while it is yet to finalise its tie up with the Congress, on Saturday extended support to the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) in the West Bengal assembly polls.
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CPM Politburo Decision Soon On Ties With Congress In Bengal
Should the Left and the Congress come together and put up a united front against the Trinamool Congress in Bengal? That's the question the CPM's Central Committee -- party's highest executive body -- will discuss over the next two days in Delhi.
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Will Kerala Rivals CPM, Congress Tie Up in Bengal? Wait, Says Prakash Karat
A day after Bengal Congress leaders met Rahul Gandhi to press for an alliance with the Left, senior CPM leader Prakash Karat told NDTV any decision on electoral alliance will be taken by the Central Committee -- the party's highest executive body -- when it meets in Delhi on February 17.
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Prakash Karat Does Not Rule Out CPM-Congress Tie Up In Bengal
Prakash Karat, former CPM general secretary known to oppose any party links with the Congress, has not said a definite no to the question of a tie up in Bengal or the upcoming Assembly polls and set political circles abuzz.
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Mamata furious over Congress 'betrayal'
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee is furious with the Congress for tying up with the Left for the Siliguri mayor poll.
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Lalu leaves Jharkhand tie-up to Sonia
Will the congress tie up with the RJD for the Jharkhand assembly elections? That's a decision Lalu says he's left to Sonia Gandhi. He was speaking to NDTV Group Editor Barkha Dutt on The Buck Stops Here.
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PM appears to keep options with Left open
PM Manmohan Singh on Wednesday appeared to be keeping Congress options open for a tie up with the Left.
