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In Gujarat Manifesto, Congress Promises To Rename Narendra Modi Stadium
While promising to create 10 lakh jobs for all Gujaratis in the state, the Congress manifesto says it will ensure 50 per cent reservation for women in government jobs if voted to power
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"Dating Destinations With Coffee Shops": Row Over A Congress Poll Promise
Controversy erupted in Gujarat's Vadodara after Congress in its manifesto for the upcoming civic body polls promised 'dating destination with coffee shops' to the youth.
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Gujarat Civic Polls: Congress Offers Wi-Fi Zones, Tax Exemption In Manifesto
Ahead of the February 21 polls to six municipal corporations in Gujarat, the opposition Congress on Thursday announced various sops, including free Wi-Fi zones and parking areas, for residents of prominent cities in the state.
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"Brought Corrupt To Jail Door, 5 More Years And They Will Be In": PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he would ensure that the corrupt are put behind bars if the National Democratic Alliance government was voted to power again. Taking a dig at the Congress manifesto that PM Modi claims focuses more on bailing out criminals than jailing them, the Prime Minister at a rally in Gujarat's Junagarh said, "In the la...
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Not Releasing Manifesto Is Disrespect To People Of Gujarat: Rahul Gandhi's Dig At BJP
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the BJP, saying that by not coming out with its manifesto for poll-bound Gujarat it has shown "unbelievable disrespect" to the people of the state.
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Gujarat Assembly Election 2017: Congress Promises Farm Loan Waiver, Indira Canteens, Special Quota
'Special category' quota for weaker communities with similar rights enjoyed by OBCs, farm loan waiver, setting up of 'Indira canteens' to provide nutritious food for labourers at Rs 10 are some of the highlights of Congress' manifesto for Gujarat polls.
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Sam Pitroda In Gujarat To Seek People's Inputs For Congress Manifesto
Telecom entrepreneur Sam Pitroda will interact with residents in five cities of poll-bound Gujarat to gather inputs for the Congress' manifesto for the coming assembly election.
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Gujarat Dalit Leader Jignesh Mevani Meets Rahul Gandhi, Gets Assurance On 90% Demands
Young Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani met Rahul Gandhi near Gujarat's Surat on Friday and said the Congress vice president has promised to include most Dalit demands in his party's manifesto for next month's assembly elections.
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BJP manifesto release draws scrutiny from Election Commission
The BJP's plans to release its manifesto on Monday may run into legal trouble with the Election Commission, which feels that disclosing the party's national agenda once voting has begun could be a violation of basic guidelines. Sources in the commission said that if a complaint is filed against the party, it will have to intervene.
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Four days before election, BJP manifesto is missing
On 7th April, India starts voting for its next government, but the BJP, expected to win the most seats, has yet to release its manifesto.
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Narendra Modi accuses Congress of making false promises in its manifesto
Launching a blistering attack on Congress on corruption and accusing it of making false promises in its manifesto, Narendra Modi today reached out to tribals recalling that it was a BJP-led government that had created Jharkhand and set up a dedicated ministry for them.
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Gujarat polls: Congress promises free laptops, tablets
The Congress on Tuesday roped in Sheila Dikshit, its three-time Delhi Chief Minister, as star campaigner for the crucial Gujarat assembly polls and unveiled its manifesto with a series of promises, including free laptops and tablets to students.
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Narendra Modi now questions Indira Gandhi's secular credentials
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is courting controversy again. This time by questioning the secular credentials of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Speaking at a function in Mumbai, Mr Modi said last evening, "Indira Gandhi committed a big sin - as such there as many sins - in the Congress manifesto they claimed if they won in the North-E...
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In Gujarat Manifesto, Congress Promises To Rename Narendra Modi Stadium
While promising to create 10 lakh jobs for all Gujaratis in the state, the Congress manifesto says it will ensure 50 per cent reservation for women in government jobs if voted to power
-
"Dating Destinations With Coffee Shops": Row Over A Congress Poll Promise
Controversy erupted in Gujarat's Vadodara after Congress in its manifesto for the upcoming civic body polls promised 'dating destination with coffee shops' to the youth.
-
Gujarat Civic Polls: Congress Offers Wi-Fi Zones, Tax Exemption In Manifesto
Ahead of the February 21 polls to six municipal corporations in Gujarat, the opposition Congress on Thursday announced various sops, including free Wi-Fi zones and parking areas, for residents of prominent cities in the state.
-
"Brought Corrupt To Jail Door, 5 More Years And They Will Be In": PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he would ensure that the corrupt are put behind bars if the National Democratic Alliance government was voted to power again. Taking a dig at the Congress manifesto that PM Modi claims focuses more on bailing out criminals than jailing them, the Prime Minister at a rally in Gujarat's Junagarh said, "In the la...
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Not Releasing Manifesto Is Disrespect To People Of Gujarat: Rahul Gandhi's Dig At BJP
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the BJP, saying that by not coming out with its manifesto for poll-bound Gujarat it has shown "unbelievable disrespect" to the people of the state.
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Gujarat Assembly Election 2017: Congress Promises Farm Loan Waiver, Indira Canteens, Special Quota
'Special category' quota for weaker communities with similar rights enjoyed by OBCs, farm loan waiver, setting up of 'Indira canteens' to provide nutritious food for labourers at Rs 10 are some of the highlights of Congress' manifesto for Gujarat polls.
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Sam Pitroda In Gujarat To Seek People's Inputs For Congress Manifesto
Telecom entrepreneur Sam Pitroda will interact with residents in five cities of poll-bound Gujarat to gather inputs for the Congress' manifesto for the coming assembly election.
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Gujarat Dalit Leader Jignesh Mevani Meets Rahul Gandhi, Gets Assurance On 90% Demands
Young Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani met Rahul Gandhi near Gujarat's Surat on Friday and said the Congress vice president has promised to include most Dalit demands in his party's manifesto for next month's assembly elections.
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BJP manifesto release draws scrutiny from Election Commission
The BJP's plans to release its manifesto on Monday may run into legal trouble with the Election Commission, which feels that disclosing the party's national agenda once voting has begun could be a violation of basic guidelines. Sources in the commission said that if a complaint is filed against the party, it will have to intervene.
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Four days before election, BJP manifesto is missing
On 7th April, India starts voting for its next government, but the BJP, expected to win the most seats, has yet to release its manifesto.
-
Narendra Modi accuses Congress of making false promises in its manifesto
Launching a blistering attack on Congress on corruption and accusing it of making false promises in its manifesto, Narendra Modi today reached out to tribals recalling that it was a BJP-led government that had created Jharkhand and set up a dedicated ministry for them.
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Gujarat polls: Congress promises free laptops, tablets
The Congress on Tuesday roped in Sheila Dikshit, its three-time Delhi Chief Minister, as star campaigner for the crucial Gujarat assembly polls and unveiled its manifesto with a series of promises, including free laptops and tablets to students.
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Narendra Modi now questions Indira Gandhi's secular credentials
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is courting controversy again. This time by questioning the secular credentials of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Speaking at a function in Mumbai, Mr Modi said last evening, "Indira Gandhi committed a big sin - as such there as many sins - in the Congress manifesto they claimed if they won in the North-E...
