Milind Deora Exits Congress
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After Himachal, Congress Jolted In Assam As Working President Quits, May Join BJP
Delivering another jolt to the Congress after the exit of leaders like former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan and senior leader Milind Deora, the party's Assam working president has quit and is likely to join the BJP.
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"Personal Development Stopped": Maharashtra Congress Chief On Milind Deora's Exit
Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole on Wednesday claimed the BJP is staring at defeat in the state in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and hence trying to lure leaders from other parties as its own survey shows opposition bloc MVA will win over 40
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The Gandhi-Deora Ties And How Milind Deora's Exit Impacts Congress
The late Murli Deora carved his niche through astute political maneuvering, forging friendships across party lines and earning the moniker of a 'kingmaker' who once solidified South Mumbai as a Congress stronghol
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"Congress Must Reclaim Position As India's Big Tent Party": Milind Deora After Jitin Prasada Exit
Soon after his Congress colleague Jitin Prasada quit the party to join the BJP, Milind Deora on Wednesday said the Congress must reclaim its position as India's big tent party and asserted that it still has a strong bench.
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Opinion: Congress's Lost Boys - Young Leaders Eyeing Exit
Jyotiraditya Scindia, Sachin Pilot, Milind Deora, Jitin Prasadaand Deepender Hooda, all in their 40s, are afflicted by the Peter Pan syndrome and are now struggling for recovery.
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After Himachal, Congress Jolted In Assam As Working President Quits, May Join BJP
Delivering another jolt to the Congress after the exit of leaders like former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan and senior leader Milind Deora, the party's Assam working president has quit and is likely to join the BJP.
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"Personal Development Stopped": Maharashtra Congress Chief On Milind Deora's Exit
Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole on Wednesday claimed the BJP is staring at defeat in the state in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and hence trying to lure leaders from other parties as its own survey shows opposition bloc MVA will win over 40
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The Gandhi-Deora Ties And How Milind Deora's Exit Impacts Congress
The late Murli Deora carved his niche through astute political maneuvering, forging friendships across party lines and earning the moniker of a 'kingmaker' who once solidified South Mumbai as a Congress stronghol
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"Congress Must Reclaim Position As India's Big Tent Party": Milind Deora After Jitin Prasada Exit
Soon after his Congress colleague Jitin Prasada quit the party to join the BJP, Milind Deora on Wednesday said the Congress must reclaim its position as India's big tent party and asserted that it still has a strong bench.
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Opinion: Congress's Lost Boys - Young Leaders Eyeing Exit
Jyotiraditya Scindia, Sachin Pilot, Milind Deora, Jitin Prasadaand Deepender Hooda, all in their 40s, are afflicted by the Peter Pan syndrome and are now struggling for recovery.
