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UP, Kerala And Punjab Bypolls Date Changed From November 13 To November 20
Following requests from several political parties, the Election Commission of India has changed the polling date for by-election in 14 Assembly constituencies across the states of Kerala, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
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Opinion | Udhayanidhi To Akhilesh, How India's Political 'Sons' Have Fared
The transfer of power through generations is never easy. Mulayam Singh Yadav realised that, too, when the rise of his son Akhilesh Yadav as chief minister sparked a bitter feud in the Yadav clan. Embers of that rebellion continue to burn to this day.
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Sex Assault-Accused Kerala Actor, MLA Dropped From Film Body Panel
The #MeToo scandal that has engulfed the Malayalam film industry since the Justice Hema Committee report was released - has its first political fallout - actor M Mukesh, also a CPI(M) MLA, has been dropped from a state panel for the movie industry.
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High-Profile Resignations, Political Fallout: What's Going On In Mollywood
The Malayalam film industry is grappling with allegations of harassment and sexual abuse, particularly against women professionals.
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Congress Campaigner For 2 Decades, Priyanka Gandhi Takes Poll Dive
The Congress's decision to field Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for the by-election in Kerala's Wayanad marks her debut in electoral politics, but she has been part of the party's campaigns and outreach programmes for about two decades now
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"False": Temple Trustee On DK Shivakumar's 'Black Magic' Ritual Claim
DK Shivakumar's statement is false, said the trustee of a temple in Kerala after the Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister said that political opponents were performing a 'black magic' ritual against him.
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DK Shivakumar Says "Black Magic" Being Performed Against Him, Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar stated on Thursday that political opponents are performing black magic through 'Aghoris' and 'tantriks' at a temple in Kerala against him and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
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"This Is No Venue For Political Slugfest": Kerala Court On AAP Petition
The Kerala High Court made it clear on Tuesday that it would not permit courts to be used as venues for political fights.
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Kerala Businessman, Family Arrested For Alleged Financial Fraud Of Rs 500 Crore
A businessman who is allegedly connected with a political party in Kerala was on Tuesday arrested from Thiruvalla here in connection with a financial fraud of around Rs 500 crore.
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Left Parties Rattled By Buzz About CPI(M) Veteran's Plans To Join BJP
The accusations levelled by political opponents about senior CPI(M) leader EP Jayarajan's alleged plan to join the BJP continued to trigger shock waves in the ruling Left in Kerala today, the day of Lok Sabha polls.
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Opinion | Tamil Nadu: Can BJP Emerge As An Alternative To Dravidian Politics?
It is in Tamil Nadu that the BJP has raised its stake in the current elections without aligning with either of the Dravidian parties, which have dominated Tamil politics for the past six decades.
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Kerala BJP Chief, Rahul Gandhi In Race, Wayanad To See 3-Corner Contest
Evergreen Wayanad, nestling in the western ghats, was a sleepy place that mostly voted for Congress. That was before Rahul Gandhi chose to represent it in parliament. These days, it has become politically charged.
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Opinion | Lok Sabha Elections 2024: A Tale Of 'Friendly Contests'
With just days to go for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, it seems increasingly likely that many alliance partners will field candidates against each other. Friendly contests and strategic manoeuvres continue to shape the political landscape in India.
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Opinion: In India's State Vs Governor Battles, Let Dignity Win
While some friction is understandable given the political affiliations of the incumbents, the faceoffs in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Telangana highlight the need for decorum to be maintained during conflicts between governors and state governments.
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Elected Representative Can't Go Against Electorate's Will: Court On Defection
After getting elected by the people through a political party or political alliance, a person cannot change his stand against that political party or alliance without getting a fresh mandate from the electorate, the Kerala High Court has said.
 "Opinion: In India's State Vs Governor Battles, Let Dignity Win")
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UP, Kerala And Punjab Bypolls Date Changed From November 13 To November 20
Following requests from several political parties, the Election Commission of India has changed the polling date for by-election in 14 Assembly constituencies across the states of Kerala, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
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Opinion | Udhayanidhi To Akhilesh, How India's Political 'Sons' Have Fared
The transfer of power through generations is never easy. Mulayam Singh Yadav realised that, too, when the rise of his son Akhilesh Yadav as chief minister sparked a bitter feud in the Yadav clan. Embers of that rebellion continue to burn to this day.
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Sex Assault-Accused Kerala Actor, MLA Dropped From Film Body Panel
The #MeToo scandal that has engulfed the Malayalam film industry since the Justice Hema Committee report was released - has its first political fallout - actor M Mukesh, also a CPI(M) MLA, has been dropped from a state panel for the movie industry.
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High-Profile Resignations, Political Fallout: What's Going On In Mollywood
The Malayalam film industry is grappling with allegations of harassment and sexual abuse, particularly against women professionals.
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Congress Campaigner For 2 Decades, Priyanka Gandhi Takes Poll Dive
The Congress's decision to field Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for the by-election in Kerala's Wayanad marks her debut in electoral politics, but she has been part of the party's campaigns and outreach programmes for about two decades now
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"False": Temple Trustee On DK Shivakumar's 'Black Magic' Ritual Claim
DK Shivakumar's statement is false, said the trustee of a temple in Kerala after the Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister said that political opponents were performing a 'black magic' ritual against him.
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DK Shivakumar Says "Black Magic" Being Performed Against Him, Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar stated on Thursday that political opponents are performing black magic through 'Aghoris' and 'tantriks' at a temple in Kerala against him and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
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"This Is No Venue For Political Slugfest": Kerala Court On AAP Petition
The Kerala High Court made it clear on Tuesday that it would not permit courts to be used as venues for political fights.
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Kerala Businessman, Family Arrested For Alleged Financial Fraud Of Rs 500 Crore
A businessman who is allegedly connected with a political party in Kerala was on Tuesday arrested from Thiruvalla here in connection with a financial fraud of around Rs 500 crore.
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Left Parties Rattled By Buzz About CPI(M) Veteran's Plans To Join BJP
The accusations levelled by political opponents about senior CPI(M) leader EP Jayarajan's alleged plan to join the BJP continued to trigger shock waves in the ruling Left in Kerala today, the day of Lok Sabha polls.
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Opinion | Tamil Nadu: Can BJP Emerge As An Alternative To Dravidian Politics?
It is in Tamil Nadu that the BJP has raised its stake in the current elections without aligning with either of the Dravidian parties, which have dominated Tamil politics for the past six decades.
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Kerala BJP Chief, Rahul Gandhi In Race, Wayanad To See 3-Corner Contest
Evergreen Wayanad, nestling in the western ghats, was a sleepy place that mostly voted for Congress. That was before Rahul Gandhi chose to represent it in parliament. These days, it has become politically charged.
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Opinion | Lok Sabha Elections 2024: A Tale Of 'Friendly Contests'
With just days to go for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, it seems increasingly likely that many alliance partners will field candidates against each other. Friendly contests and strategic manoeuvres continue to shape the political landscape in India.
-
Opinion: In India's State Vs Governor Battles, Let Dignity Win
While some friction is understandable given the political affiliations of the incumbents, the faceoffs in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Telangana highlight the need for decorum to be maintained during conflicts between governors and state governments.
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Elected Representative Can't Go Against Electorate's Will: Court On Defection
After getting elected by the people through a political party or political alliance, a person cannot change his stand against that political party or alliance without getting a fresh mandate from the electorate, the Kerala High Court has said.
