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BJP's "Ransom" Charge At DK Shivakumar Over His "Business Deal" With Bengaluru Voters
BJP leader Amit Malviya on Wednesday accused Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar of "brazen abuse of power" after a video of him seeking votes from the residents of a housing society in Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha segment was shared widely.
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"Strengthen My Hands...": DK Shivakumar Alludes To Karnataka CM Bid
In what is seen in some quarters as another attempt by him to openly express his Chief Ministerial ambitions, Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar on Friday urged voters in Vokkaliga-dominated Mandya to support the party in the upcoming Assemb
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"With Terrorists Or...": Karnataka Chief Minister's Binary For Congress On Mangaluru Blast
The Chief Minister was reacting to Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar's statement seemingly suggesting that the Mangaluru pressure cooker blast was "orchestrated" by the BJP government to divert attention away from "voter data theft".
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1.08 Lakh Doubtful Voters Won't Be Allowed To Vote In Assam: Poll Officer
Assam has 1.08 lakh D or doubtful voters who will not exercise their franchise in the forthcoming assembly polls to be held in three phases on March 27, April one and April six, Chief Electoral Officer Nitin Khade said on Saturday.
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Maharashtra Election 2019: Genelia D'Souza, Madhuri Dixit, Sachin Tendulkar Step Out To Vote
Bollywood couple Genelia and Riteish Deshmukh along with their family cast their votes at a polling booth in Latur on Monday and urged every voter to exercise their democratic right. : Genelia D'Souza, Madhuri Dixit, Sachin Tendulkar Step Out To Vote
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''One Nation, One Election'' Will Create Confusion Among Voters: Deve Gowda
Former prime minister and JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Thursday said "One Nation, One Election" -- holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies -- would create confusion among the voters.
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"D" Voter Lodged in Assam Detention Camp, Dies After Falling from Bed
A ''D'' (doubtful) voter died in Assam after falling from his bed in a detention camp at Tezpur central jail, jail authorities said.
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General Elections 2019: "Electric Shock If You Press 2nd Or 3rd Button": Chhattisgarh Minister
Chhattisgarh MLA Kawasi Lakhma is the latest to join the list of politicians threatening voters with dire consequences if they vote for rival parties. At a rally in the state's Kanker district on Tuesday, the Congress party member told voters they'd suffer if they pressed the wrong buttons on the EVMs
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1.2 Lakh In Assam Marked "Doubtful" By Poll Panel, Won't Be Able To Vote
A total of 1.2 lakh people in Assam will not be able to exercise their franchise in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls as they have been marked as "D" (Doubtful) voters, a senior Election Commission official said Monday.
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In US Midterms, Democrats Retake House, Republicans Keep Senate
Democratic challengers have unseated Republicans in at least 17 closely watched House races, moving the party closer to its long-sought goal of recapturing control of the House, according to projections based on exit polls and early returns from Tuesday's midterm elections.
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Himachal Pradesh Assembly Election 2017: Top Issues That Could Decide Who Wins
Crime against women, corruption and stress in the agriculture sector are some of the important issues that voters have raised in the Himachal Pradesh assembly election
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Independence Day 2017: US Envoy Asked Twitter To Help With #SareeSearch. See The Winning Saree
The Charge d'Affaires at the US Embassy in New Delhi, MaryKay Carlson, wanted to celebrate India's Independence Day by wearing a gorgeous saree. So, she took to Twitter to ask for help deciding which saree to wear. Today, the US envoy to India wore "the voters' choice" of saree while attending Independence Day celebrations in the capital.
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Opinion: Stalin Finally Gets That Big Promotion. Won't Be Easy
Stalin's leadership bid has not been well-served by his father, who hesitated to place him in charge ahead of state election in 2016. Irrespective of the intention, this was read as a vote of no-confidence at the time. For all his experience and political nous, therefore, Stalin will have to persuade voters that he is a worthy successor. At present...
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America Needed A Hero - Kenneth Bone Answered The Call
Ken Bone arrived at Sunday night's presidential debate as an undecided voter with a question for both presidential candidates. But by the time the debate was over, he'd already become something else to the Americans watching at home: a little flame of goodness and hope, still burning despite the dark tone of the majority of the debate.
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For Hillary Clinton, Concern Lingers Over Enthusiasm For Candidacy
Too many voters say they're supporting her for a reason you'd never want printed on a campaign T-shirt: "I'm voting for the lesser of two evils."
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BJP's "Ransom" Charge At DK Shivakumar Over His "Business Deal" With Bengaluru Voters
BJP leader Amit Malviya on Wednesday accused Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar of "brazen abuse of power" after a video of him seeking votes from the residents of a housing society in Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha segment was shared widely.
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"Strengthen My Hands...": DK Shivakumar Alludes To Karnataka CM Bid
In what is seen in some quarters as another attempt by him to openly express his Chief Ministerial ambitions, Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar on Friday urged voters in Vokkaliga-dominated Mandya to support the party in the upcoming Assemb
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"With Terrorists Or...": Karnataka Chief Minister's Binary For Congress On Mangaluru Blast
The Chief Minister was reacting to Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar's statement seemingly suggesting that the Mangaluru pressure cooker blast was "orchestrated" by the BJP government to divert attention away from "voter data theft".
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1.08 Lakh Doubtful Voters Won't Be Allowed To Vote In Assam: Poll Officer
Assam has 1.08 lakh D or doubtful voters who will not exercise their franchise in the forthcoming assembly polls to be held in three phases on March 27, April one and April six, Chief Electoral Officer Nitin Khade said on Saturday.
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Maharashtra Election 2019: Genelia D'Souza, Madhuri Dixit, Sachin Tendulkar Step Out To Vote
Bollywood couple Genelia and Riteish Deshmukh along with their family cast their votes at a polling booth in Latur on Monday and urged every voter to exercise their democratic right. : Genelia D'Souza, Madhuri Dixit, Sachin Tendulkar Step Out To Vote
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''One Nation, One Election'' Will Create Confusion Among Voters: Deve Gowda
Former prime minister and JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Thursday said "One Nation, One Election" -- holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies -- would create confusion among the voters.
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"D" Voter Lodged in Assam Detention Camp, Dies After Falling from Bed
A ''D'' (doubtful) voter died in Assam after falling from his bed in a detention camp at Tezpur central jail, jail authorities said.
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General Elections 2019: "Electric Shock If You Press 2nd Or 3rd Button": Chhattisgarh Minister
Chhattisgarh MLA Kawasi Lakhma is the latest to join the list of politicians threatening voters with dire consequences if they vote for rival parties. At a rally in the state's Kanker district on Tuesday, the Congress party member told voters they'd suffer if they pressed the wrong buttons on the EVMs
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1.2 Lakh In Assam Marked "Doubtful" By Poll Panel, Won't Be Able To Vote
A total of 1.2 lakh people in Assam will not be able to exercise their franchise in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls as they have been marked as "D" (Doubtful) voters, a senior Election Commission official said Monday.
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In US Midterms, Democrats Retake House, Republicans Keep Senate
Democratic challengers have unseated Republicans in at least 17 closely watched House races, moving the party closer to its long-sought goal of recapturing control of the House, according to projections based on exit polls and early returns from Tuesday's midterm elections.
-
Himachal Pradesh Assembly Election 2017: Top Issues That Could Decide Who Wins
Crime against women, corruption and stress in the agriculture sector are some of the important issues that voters have raised in the Himachal Pradesh assembly election
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Independence Day 2017: US Envoy Asked Twitter To Help With #SareeSearch. See The Winning Saree
The Charge d'Affaires at the US Embassy in New Delhi, MaryKay Carlson, wanted to celebrate India's Independence Day by wearing a gorgeous saree. So, she took to Twitter to ask for help deciding which saree to wear. Today, the US envoy to India wore "the voters' choice" of saree while attending Independence Day celebrations in the capital.
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Opinion: Stalin Finally Gets That Big Promotion. Won't Be Easy
Stalin's leadership bid has not been well-served by his father, who hesitated to place him in charge ahead of state election in 2016. Irrespective of the intention, this was read as a vote of no-confidence at the time. For all his experience and political nous, therefore, Stalin will have to persuade voters that he is a worthy successor. At present...
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America Needed A Hero - Kenneth Bone Answered The Call
Ken Bone arrived at Sunday night's presidential debate as an undecided voter with a question for both presidential candidates. But by the time the debate was over, he'd already become something else to the Americans watching at home: a little flame of goodness and hope, still burning despite the dark tone of the majority of the debate.
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For Hillary Clinton, Concern Lingers Over Enthusiasm For Candidacy
Too many voters say they're supporting her for a reason you'd never want printed on a campaign T-shirt: "I'm voting for the lesser of two evils."
