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Elections 2019: Three CPI(M) Activists Booked For 'Bogus Voting' In Kerala
Three women activists of the ruling CPI(M), including a panchayat member, have been booked on charges of bogus voting in Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency during the April 23 polls, police said Thursday.
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Live: Kerala Election Results 2016
Early leads for Kerala elections show the Left front ahead, with the incumbent Congress coalition trailing. Kerala has a total of 140 seats. The panchayat elections recently held gave the Left 57% of the seats, with 42% for the Congress-led UDF. The BJP and others got the balance one percent.
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Left Or Congress For Kerala? The Numbers Explained By Prannoy Roy
The ruling Congress and the Opposition Left's alliances are only four seats apart in the current Kerala assembly, and a tiny 0.25 per cent swing in votes in Monday's election can reverse the position.
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Corporate Group to Govern a Panchayat in Kerala for First Time
A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.
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Kerala polls: Tough electoral battle on the cards in Manjeswaram
A fierce three-cornered contest is on the cards in Manjeswaram, northern-most constituency of Kerala, where a neck-to-neck fight between three candidates of UDF, LDF and BJP is expected for the April 13 assembly polls. LDF has fielded sitting MLA C H Kunhambu and UDF P B Abdul Razak, former President of Kasargod District Panchayat and BJP K Su...
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Kerala: Lecturer attack accused wins poll
The recently concluded local body polls in Kerala threw up a surprise result. Anas Vazhakulam, an accused in the attack on lecturer T J Joseph, who's in jail, won a panchayat seat with a huge margin, that too on the ticket of a party that made its electoral debut.Anas is accused of giving shelter to those who chopped off the hand of lecturer T J Jo...
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Elections 2019: Three CPI(M) Activists Booked For 'Bogus Voting' In Kerala
Three women activists of the ruling CPI(M), including a panchayat member, have been booked on charges of bogus voting in Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency during the April 23 polls, police said Thursday.
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Live: Kerala Election Results 2016
Early leads for Kerala elections show the Left front ahead, with the incumbent Congress coalition trailing. Kerala has a total of 140 seats. The panchayat elections recently held gave the Left 57% of the seats, with 42% for the Congress-led UDF. The BJP and others got the balance one percent.
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Left Or Congress For Kerala? The Numbers Explained By Prannoy Roy
The ruling Congress and the Opposition Left's alliances are only four seats apart in the current Kerala assembly, and a tiny 0.25 per cent swing in votes in Monday's election can reverse the position.
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Corporate Group to Govern a Panchayat in Kerala for First Time
A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.
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Kerala polls: Tough electoral battle on the cards in Manjeswaram
A fierce three-cornered contest is on the cards in Manjeswaram, northern-most constituency of Kerala, where a neck-to-neck fight between three candidates of UDF, LDF and BJP is expected for the April 13 assembly polls. LDF has fielded sitting MLA C H Kunhambu and UDF P B Abdul Razak, former President of Kasargod District Panchayat and BJP K Su...
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Kerala: Lecturer attack accused wins poll
The recently concluded local body polls in Kerala threw up a surprise result. Anas Vazhakulam, an accused in the attack on lecturer T J Joseph, who's in jail, won a panchayat seat with a huge margin, that too on the ticket of a party that made its electoral debut.Anas is accused of giving shelter to those who chopped off the hand of lecturer T J Jo...
