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"What About Your Son": Mamata Banerjee After Amit Shah Barb On Her Nephew
"They keep saying Bhatija-Bua. What about your son? We are bad just because we are in Bengal. How did he make so much money? First answer this. Didi is very nice. She tells the truth. But if you clash with me, you will crumble. (Didi so jo takrayega, choor choor ho jayega)," she said.
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Make "Didi Ke Bolo" A Success: Trinamool Congress To Party Councillors
The Trinamool Congress on Saturday asked its party councillors in Kolkata to ensure effective implementation of the ''Didi ke Bolo'' (tell Didi) programme in the city, which would be a yardstick for getting nomination in the next year's Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) polls, sources said.
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Third Phase Of Trinamool Congress's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Outreach Programme For Mamata Banerjee Begins In West Bengal
The Trinamool Congress leadership today launched the third phase of 'Didi ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) initiative to reach out to the masses in Bengal. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is addressed as "Didi" or elder sister by Trinamool Congress or TMC workers.
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"Humbled," Says Mamata Banerjee As "Didi Ke Bolo" Gets 10 Lakh Responses
Mamata Banerjee's "Didi Ke Bolo (Tell Didi)" campaign has received over 10 lakh responses in a month of its launch, the West Bengal Chief Minister said.
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Blog: BJP's "Bengalification" To Blunt Mamata Banerjee's "Didi Ke Bolo"
It is not exactly imitation but poll strategist Prashant Kishor can feel flattered. His mass contact campaign for Mamata Banerjee called Didi Ke Bolo or Tell Didi has prompted BJP Bengal to launch a counter campaign for its chief Dilip Ghosh.
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BJP To Launch "Cha Chakra" To Counter Trinamool's "Didi Ke Bolo" Campaign
In a bid to counter TMC's "Didi Ke Bolo" (Tell Didi) mass outreach programme, the West Bengal BJP unit is all set to launch "Cha Chakra" - get together over a cup of tea- to reach out to the people and spread party's message with an eye on the next assembly polls.
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Trinamool's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Campaign Gives Party Leaders A "Tough Time"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's 'Didi Ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) campaign is helping the Trinamool Congress reach out to people in distress, but at the same time forcing party leaders to handle uncomfortable questions about cut money, arrogance of local leaders and syndicates.
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Mamata Banerjee Unveils "One Call Away" Outreach Scheme To Check BJP Tide
"Give me a call" - that's the new campaign Mamata Banerjee launched in Kolkata today to give her 21-year-old party, the Trinamool Congress, a makeover. "Didi Ke Bolo (Tell Didi)", her new calling card, actually has a cellphone number where you are invited to dial her in need.
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Opinion: In Bastar, WhatsApp Repartee By Those In Charge Exposes A Lot
The packed house at the Constitution Club had no answer to Soni Sori's question. "Again and again, we tell all of you about what is happening in Bastar, how our lives are being destroyed by this war," she said. "You tell us to have faith in the NHRC, the Supreme Court, the Constitution. But when I go back, the women ask me - Didi, why are the men w...
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"What About Your Son": Mamata Banerjee After Amit Shah Barb On Her Nephew
"They keep saying Bhatija-Bua. What about your son? We are bad just because we are in Bengal. How did he make so much money? First answer this. Didi is very nice. She tells the truth. But if you clash with me, you will crumble. (Didi so jo takrayega, choor choor ho jayega)," she said.
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Make "Didi Ke Bolo" A Success: Trinamool Congress To Party Councillors
The Trinamool Congress on Saturday asked its party councillors in Kolkata to ensure effective implementation of the ''Didi ke Bolo'' (tell Didi) programme in the city, which would be a yardstick for getting nomination in the next year's Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) polls, sources said.
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Third Phase Of Trinamool Congress's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Outreach Programme For Mamata Banerjee Begins In West Bengal
The Trinamool Congress leadership today launched the third phase of 'Didi ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) initiative to reach out to the masses in Bengal. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is addressed as "Didi" or elder sister by Trinamool Congress or TMC workers.
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"Humbled," Says Mamata Banerjee As "Didi Ke Bolo" Gets 10 Lakh Responses
Mamata Banerjee's "Didi Ke Bolo (Tell Didi)" campaign has received over 10 lakh responses in a month of its launch, the West Bengal Chief Minister said.
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Blog: BJP's "Bengalification" To Blunt Mamata Banerjee's "Didi Ke Bolo"
It is not exactly imitation but poll strategist Prashant Kishor can feel flattered. His mass contact campaign for Mamata Banerjee called Didi Ke Bolo or Tell Didi has prompted BJP Bengal to launch a counter campaign for its chief Dilip Ghosh.
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BJP To Launch "Cha Chakra" To Counter Trinamool's "Didi Ke Bolo" Campaign
In a bid to counter TMC's "Didi Ke Bolo" (Tell Didi) mass outreach programme, the West Bengal BJP unit is all set to launch "Cha Chakra" - get together over a cup of tea- to reach out to the people and spread party's message with an eye on the next assembly polls.
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Trinamool's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Campaign Gives Party Leaders A "Tough Time"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's 'Didi Ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) campaign is helping the Trinamool Congress reach out to people in distress, but at the same time forcing party leaders to handle uncomfortable questions about cut money, arrogance of local leaders and syndicates.
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Mamata Banerjee Unveils "One Call Away" Outreach Scheme To Check BJP Tide
"Give me a call" - that's the new campaign Mamata Banerjee launched in Kolkata today to give her 21-year-old party, the Trinamool Congress, a makeover. "Didi Ke Bolo (Tell Didi)", her new calling card, actually has a cellphone number where you are invited to dial her in need.
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Opinion: In Bastar, WhatsApp Repartee By Those In Charge Exposes A Lot
The packed house at the Constitution Club had no answer to Soni Sori's question. "Again and again, we tell all of you about what is happening in Bastar, how our lives are being destroyed by this war," she said. "You tell us to have faith in the NHRC, the Supreme Court, the Constitution. But when I go back, the women ask me - Didi, why are the men w...
