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BJP Sails Through Goa Floor Test After Allies' Hard Bargain: 10 Points
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has won a floor test after his 2 am-oath ceremony on Monday night following tough negotiations to keep the BJP-led coalition running after the death of Manohar Parrikar. 20 lawmakers voted in favour of Mr Sawant, whereas 15 voted against him.
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"No Flowers": Goa Chief Minister Cites Manohar Parrikar Before Floor Test
The BJP government led by Pramod Sawant in Goa - which took oath at a post-midnight ceremony today -- will face floor test in the assembly tomorrow. It has to prove majority in the face of Congress claims that it does not have the numbers necessary to rule.
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Congress Demands Floor Test In Goa, Says "Race" On For Top Post
Congress legislators in Goa Tuesday met Governor Mridula Sinha and demanded floor test by the BJP-led government to prove its majority in the Assembly.
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'This Happens When You Come To Goa To Holiday,' Manohar Parrikar Quips
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar is clearly thrilled to be back in his home state. After sailing through a trust vote in the Goa assembly on Thursday afternoon Mr Parrikar told NDTV that while he had no complaints being the country's defence minister, it was "quite problematic health-wise to stay in Delhi."
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Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar Sails Through Goa Trust Vote: 10 Points
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today won a trust vote in the Goa assembly, with 22 legislators voting for him. The Chief Minister needed 21 votes to prove that he has a majority in the 40-member Goa assembly. Only 16 of the Congress' 17 legislators voted, with senior leader Viswajeet Rane absent from the House a...
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Made Defence Minister Resign, Won't Betray Him: BJP Ally Vijai Sardesai
Manohar Parrikar, who resigned over the weekend as Defence Minister, won his trust vote today to remain Goa's new Chief Minister.
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LIVE: Parliament Budget Session Day Four
The fourth day of the month-long second leg of the budget session of parliament is expected to be a busy one. The Opposition is likely to protest over the floor test in Goa where Manohar Parrikar has been asked to prove his majority at 11.30 am today.
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Manohar Parrikar '48-Hour Chief Minister': Digvijaya Singh Ahead of Goa Trust Vote
It was a night of long knives in Goa's Game of Thrones. As new Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar prepped for a floor test, the Congress has been on the hunt to pull the carpet from under their feet. "If you are seeing me smiling, that shows confidence. We will defeat the motion," said Digvijaya Singh, the Congress' in-charge for the state, to NDT...
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In Goa, Vijai Sardesai Made The Difference. Congress Dithered, BJP Didn't
Manohar Parrikar was sworn in this evening as Chief Minister of Goa, a post he has already held three times. His swearing-in today was allowed by the Supreme Court, which asked him to take a floor test within 48 hours; usually, 15 days are allowed. The decision for an urgent vote is based on the Congress claiming in court that it was deprived, desp...
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BJP Sails Through Goa Floor Test After Allies' Hard Bargain: 10 Points
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has won a floor test after his 2 am-oath ceremony on Monday night following tough negotiations to keep the BJP-led coalition running after the death of Manohar Parrikar. 20 lawmakers voted in favour of Mr Sawant, whereas 15 voted against him.
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"No Flowers": Goa Chief Minister Cites Manohar Parrikar Before Floor Test
The BJP government led by Pramod Sawant in Goa - which took oath at a post-midnight ceremony today -- will face floor test in the assembly tomorrow. It has to prove majority in the face of Congress claims that it does not have the numbers necessary to rule.
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Congress Demands Floor Test In Goa, Says "Race" On For Top Post
Congress legislators in Goa Tuesday met Governor Mridula Sinha and demanded floor test by the BJP-led government to prove its majority in the Assembly.
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'This Happens When You Come To Goa To Holiday,' Manohar Parrikar Quips
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar is clearly thrilled to be back in his home state. After sailing through a trust vote in the Goa assembly on Thursday afternoon Mr Parrikar told NDTV that while he had no complaints being the country's defence minister, it was "quite problematic health-wise to stay in Delhi."
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Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar Sails Through Goa Trust Vote: 10 Points
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today won a trust vote in the Goa assembly, with 22 legislators voting for him. The Chief Minister needed 21 votes to prove that he has a majority in the 40-member Goa assembly. Only 16 of the Congress' 17 legislators voted, with senior leader Viswajeet Rane absent from the House a...
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Made Defence Minister Resign, Won't Betray Him: BJP Ally Vijai Sardesai
Manohar Parrikar, who resigned over the weekend as Defence Minister, won his trust vote today to remain Goa's new Chief Minister.
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LIVE: Parliament Budget Session Day Four
The fourth day of the month-long second leg of the budget session of parliament is expected to be a busy one. The Opposition is likely to protest over the floor test in Goa where Manohar Parrikar has been asked to prove his majority at 11.30 am today.
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Manohar Parrikar '48-Hour Chief Minister': Digvijaya Singh Ahead of Goa Trust Vote
It was a night of long knives in Goa's Game of Thrones. As new Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar prepped for a floor test, the Congress has been on the hunt to pull the carpet from under their feet. "If you are seeing me smiling, that shows confidence. We will defeat the motion," said Digvijaya Singh, the Congress' in-charge for the state, to NDT...
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In Goa, Vijai Sardesai Made The Difference. Congress Dithered, BJP Didn't
Manohar Parrikar was sworn in this evening as Chief Minister of Goa, a post he has already held three times. His swearing-in today was allowed by the Supreme Court, which asked him to take a floor test within 48 hours; usually, 15 days are allowed. The decision for an urgent vote is based on the Congress claiming in court that it was deprived, desp...
