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In 1953, This Country Invited India's Top Election Officer For Its 1st Polls
India's maiden Lok Sabha polls in 1951-52 which had created ripples worldwide also caught this country's fancy and it invited then Chief Election Commissioner Sukumar Sen to conduct its first parliamentary elections in 1953.
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In Rajasthan, PM Hits Out At Karnataka Congress Over Sudan Evacuations
Assembly elections in progress in Karnataka today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed the state Congress from Rajasthan, accusing them of politicising the plight of a group of Karnataka tribals in Sudan.
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"Can't See My Countrymen In Pain...": PM Modi On Operation Kaveri
Highlighting "Operation Kaveri" to evacuate stranded Indians in conflict-ridden Sudan, PM Narendra Modi on Friday said that even big countries refused to evacuate their citizens but, India carried on the operations for the safety of its citizens.
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"Country Shocked Listening To Congress Leaders' Language": PM In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday charged the Congress and JD(S) with trying to indulge in politics when the Centre was trying to rescue people from war-torn Sudan and Ukraine, and during the Covid crisis.
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Priority To Ensure Elections In Libya Held At The Earliest: India At UN
India has said it is regrettable that there is still no agreement on the Constitutional basis for holding elections in Libya, saying that the priority right now is to ensure that elections are held at the earliest.
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Omar al-Bashir Sworn in as Sudan President for Another 5 Years
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Tuesday for another five years after he swept elections in April marked by a low turnout and an opposition boycott.
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Polls Close Across Most of Sudan After 4-Day Vote
Polling stations closed across most of Sudan on Thursday after nationwide elections that President Omar al-Bashir is widely expected to win were extended by one day.
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Sudan Vote Set to Extend Omar al-Bashir Rule as Opposition Boycotts
Sudan heads to the polls next week in elections widely expected to extend President Omar al-Bashir's quarter-century of rule, despite continued unrest and a faltering economy.
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Sudan Rebel Offensive to Disrupt Elections
Sudanese insurgents said Friday they had launched an offensive in war-torn South Kordofan to try to disrupt nationwide elections due next month, which the army said it repelled.
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South Sudan Government Promises Elections in 2015 Despite War
The government of civil war-torn South Sudan has promised to hold elections in 2015 despite the ongoing civil war, with the country's President promising to give rebel figures an amnesty.
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Sudan Arrests Opposition Leader Sadiq Al-Mahdi, Could Face Death Penalty
Sudanese opposition leader Sadiq al-Mahdi was arrested on Saturday on charges that could lead to the death penalty, a government official said, a move that could hurt efforts to ease political tensions before elections due next year.
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Sudan Political Rallies Bring 'Mirage' of Freedom
Something was missing when thousands rallied at a Khartoum-area football field for the Communist Party's first outdoor meeting in years - there was no tear gas, and there were no beatings.
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World Cup 'star' Jordaan seeks FIFA seat
Danny Jordaan, a key figure behind the successful staging of the 2010 World Cup in South Afirca, hopes to win a FIFA executive committee place at elections in Sudan on Wednesday.
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US steps up efforts on Sudan vote
With Sudan barely 100 days away from a referendum that is likely to split the country and that could even reignite a war, the Obama administration has begun a multifront diplomatic offensive built around incentives to keep Sudan from obstructing the vote.On Sunday, the administration's special envoy to Sudan, Major General Scott Gration, met ...
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In 1953, This Country Invited India's Top Election Officer For Its 1st Polls
India's maiden Lok Sabha polls in 1951-52 which had created ripples worldwide also caught this country's fancy and it invited then Chief Election Commissioner Sukumar Sen to conduct its first parliamentary elections in 1953.
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In Rajasthan, PM Hits Out At Karnataka Congress Over Sudan Evacuations
Assembly elections in progress in Karnataka today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed the state Congress from Rajasthan, accusing them of politicising the plight of a group of Karnataka tribals in Sudan.
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"Can't See My Countrymen In Pain...": PM Modi On Operation Kaveri
Highlighting "Operation Kaveri" to evacuate stranded Indians in conflict-ridden Sudan, PM Narendra Modi on Friday said that even big countries refused to evacuate their citizens but, India carried on the operations for the safety of its citizens.
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"Country Shocked Listening To Congress Leaders' Language": PM In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday charged the Congress and JD(S) with trying to indulge in politics when the Centre was trying to rescue people from war-torn Sudan and Ukraine, and during the Covid crisis.
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Priority To Ensure Elections In Libya Held At The Earliest: India At UN
India has said it is regrettable that there is still no agreement on the Constitutional basis for holding elections in Libya, saying that the priority right now is to ensure that elections are held at the earliest.
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Omar al-Bashir Sworn in as Sudan President for Another 5 Years
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Tuesday for another five years after he swept elections in April marked by a low turnout and an opposition boycott.
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Polls Close Across Most of Sudan After 4-Day Vote
Polling stations closed across most of Sudan on Thursday after nationwide elections that President Omar al-Bashir is widely expected to win were extended by one day.
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Sudan Vote Set to Extend Omar al-Bashir Rule as Opposition Boycotts
Sudan heads to the polls next week in elections widely expected to extend President Omar al-Bashir's quarter-century of rule, despite continued unrest and a faltering economy.
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Sudan Rebel Offensive to Disrupt Elections
Sudanese insurgents said Friday they had launched an offensive in war-torn South Kordofan to try to disrupt nationwide elections due next month, which the army said it repelled.
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South Sudan Government Promises Elections in 2015 Despite War
The government of civil war-torn South Sudan has promised to hold elections in 2015 despite the ongoing civil war, with the country's President promising to give rebel figures an amnesty.
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Sudan Arrests Opposition Leader Sadiq Al-Mahdi, Could Face Death Penalty
Sudanese opposition leader Sadiq al-Mahdi was arrested on Saturday on charges that could lead to the death penalty, a government official said, a move that could hurt efforts to ease political tensions before elections due next year.
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Sudan Political Rallies Bring 'Mirage' of Freedom
Something was missing when thousands rallied at a Khartoum-area football field for the Communist Party's first outdoor meeting in years - there was no tear gas, and there were no beatings.
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World Cup 'star' Jordaan seeks FIFA seat
Danny Jordaan, a key figure behind the successful staging of the 2010 World Cup in South Afirca, hopes to win a FIFA executive committee place at elections in Sudan on Wednesday.
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US steps up efforts on Sudan vote
With Sudan barely 100 days away from a referendum that is likely to split the country and that could even reignite a war, the Obama administration has begun a multifront diplomatic offensive built around incentives to keep Sudan from obstructing the vote.On Sunday, the administration's special envoy to Sudan, Major General Scott Gration, met ...
