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Trinamool's 'Varanasi 2024' Retort After PM Modi's Dig At Mamata Banerjee
Stung by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment on Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee looking for a second constituency because she was afraid of losing in Nandigram, the Trinamool Congress returned fire with a reference to Varanasi, his parliamen
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"Shot In The Eye In Front Of Me": Killed BJP Man's Wife Blames Trinamool
Incidents of violence between BJP and Trinamool workers have increased after a bitterly fought election in which the saffron party ended up winning 18 of 42 Lok Sabha seats - only four behind the Trinamool's 22. Mamata Banerjee's party claimed 34 in the 2014 polls
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Day After Bengal Shocker, Mamata Banerjee Speaks Out With Poetry
The verdict is out. A day after the BJP's landslide victory in the Lok Sabha elections, headlined by a stunning performance in West Bengal, where it significantly improved its tally compared to 2014, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata posted a poem on Twitter with a blunt message for the ruling party. The title: "I don't agree".
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BJP's Babul Supriyo On Verge Of Victory Against Moon Moon Sen In Asansol
Union Minister Babul Supriyo, the BJP candidate from Bengal's Asansol, dabbles in a number of roles. He is a singer, television host and even an actor. He joined politics in 2014 and won an unlikely victory in Asansol against a formidable Trinamool Congress opponent, Dola Sen, by 60,000 votes. In this election, Babul Supriyo is on the verge of vict...
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Election Results: BJP Is Now "Government-In-Waiting" In Bengal, Admits Trinamool's Chandan Mitra
The BJP's remarkable score in West Bengal, a long-time Left bastion-turned-Trinamool fortress, was among the big stories of the national election as votes were counted on Thursday. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress is ahead in more seats, 23 of the 42 seats in the state, but the BJP is close with 17 seats. The Congress is leading ...
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India Election Results: Trinamool's Moon Moon Sen Trails BJP's Babul Supriyo In Bengal's Asansol
Actor-politician Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate from Bengal's Asansol is trailing behind BJP's Babul Supriyo. Ms Sen was dubbed the "giant killer" after she defeated a nine-time Left lawmaker from Bengal's Bankura in 2014, soon after she joined politics.
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Poll of Exit Polls 2019: BJP Moves To Double Digits - Up From 2 - In Bengal: Poll Of Polls
Despite Mamata Banerjee's spirited fight, the BJP is expected to win more than a dozen of the state's 42 seats, says the poll of polls, an aggregate of exit polls.
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63.3 Per Cent Voting In Round 6 Of Lok Sabha Elections: 10 Points
Violence in Bengal and allegations of malfunctioning electronic voting machines in Delhi marked the sixth round of election, which took place for 59 seats across seven states. The overall turnout was 63.3 per cent. In Delhi, where voting took place for all seven Lok Sabha seats, the voting percentage was 60, down from 65.1 in the 2014 polls. In Ben...
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Moon Moon Sen, 2014 Giant Slayer, To Take On Bengal BJP's Babul Supriyo
Moon Moon Sen, actor with extraordinary oomph in her heyday and now a Trinamool Congress lawmaker from West Bengal's Bankura, has just been deployed in Asansol against BJP's big gun - singer and union minister Babul Supriyo.
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BJP Launches Bengal Offensive By Luring Trinamool Lawmaker Saumitra Khan
The BJP was supposed to kick off its Bengal offensive with rath yatras in December but instead launched it by snatching away a sitting Lok Sabha lawmaker of the Trinamool Congress today.
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2014 Modi, 2015 Nitish, 2016 Mamata? Strategist Prashant Kishor Gets a Call
The man credited with Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar's electoral success has received a cold call from Mamata Banerjee, though she may not really need him. West Bengal is due for polls next year and the Chief Minister has approached Prashant Kishor, the strategist who has two massive election victories in his bag.
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CPM's Top Leadership Differs on What Caused Left's Decline
First, they lost power to the Trinamool Congress and now, they are ceding space to the BJP. The Left's sharp decline in West Bengal - the CPM managed just two seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections - is symptomatic of the party's existential crisis.
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BJP Makes Inroads in Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal, Trinamool Scoffs
In West Bengal, after a 15-year drought, the BJP now has an MLA in the state Assembly. The party's Samik Bhattacharya has won Dakshin Bashirhat. In 1999, the BJP had won the Ashoknagar assembly seat in alliance with the Trinamool.
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Mamata Banerjee to Skip Narendra Modi's Swearing-in, Will Send Party Leaders Amit Mitra, Mukul Roy
Ending the suspense, West Bengal Chief minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has decided to send state Finance Minister Amit Mitra and party general secretary Mukul Roy to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister on May 26.
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Highest Number of Debutant Members of Lok Sabha in Three Decades: Survey
About 58 per cent of MPs, who were elected to the new Lok Sabha, are 'first-timers', making them the highest number of debutant members elected to the lower house in the last 30 years.
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Trinamool's 'Varanasi 2024' Retort After PM Modi's Dig At Mamata Banerjee
Stung by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment on Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee looking for a second constituency because she was afraid of losing in Nandigram, the Trinamool Congress returned fire with a reference to Varanasi, his parliamen
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"Shot In The Eye In Front Of Me": Killed BJP Man's Wife Blames Trinamool
Incidents of violence between BJP and Trinamool workers have increased after a bitterly fought election in which the saffron party ended up winning 18 of 42 Lok Sabha seats - only four behind the Trinamool's 22. Mamata Banerjee's party claimed 34 in the 2014 polls
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Day After Bengal Shocker, Mamata Banerjee Speaks Out With Poetry
The verdict is out. A day after the BJP's landslide victory in the Lok Sabha elections, headlined by a stunning performance in West Bengal, where it significantly improved its tally compared to 2014, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata posted a poem on Twitter with a blunt message for the ruling party. The title: "I don't agree".
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BJP's Babul Supriyo On Verge Of Victory Against Moon Moon Sen In Asansol
Union Minister Babul Supriyo, the BJP candidate from Bengal's Asansol, dabbles in a number of roles. He is a singer, television host and even an actor. He joined politics in 2014 and won an unlikely victory in Asansol against a formidable Trinamool Congress opponent, Dola Sen, by 60,000 votes. In this election, Babul Supriyo is on the verge of vict...
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Election Results: BJP Is Now "Government-In-Waiting" In Bengal, Admits Trinamool's Chandan Mitra
The BJP's remarkable score in West Bengal, a long-time Left bastion-turned-Trinamool fortress, was among the big stories of the national election as votes were counted on Thursday. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress is ahead in more seats, 23 of the 42 seats in the state, but the BJP is close with 17 seats. The Congress is leading ...
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India Election Results: Trinamool's Moon Moon Sen Trails BJP's Babul Supriyo In Bengal's Asansol
Actor-politician Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate from Bengal's Asansol is trailing behind BJP's Babul Supriyo. Ms Sen was dubbed the "giant killer" after she defeated a nine-time Left lawmaker from Bengal's Bankura in 2014, soon after she joined politics.
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Poll of Exit Polls 2019: BJP Moves To Double Digits - Up From 2 - In Bengal: Poll Of Polls
Despite Mamata Banerjee's spirited fight, the BJP is expected to win more than a dozen of the state's 42 seats, says the poll of polls, an aggregate of exit polls.
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63.3 Per Cent Voting In Round 6 Of Lok Sabha Elections: 10 Points
Violence in Bengal and allegations of malfunctioning electronic voting machines in Delhi marked the sixth round of election, which took place for 59 seats across seven states. The overall turnout was 63.3 per cent. In Delhi, where voting took place for all seven Lok Sabha seats, the voting percentage was 60, down from 65.1 in the 2014 polls. In Ben...
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Moon Moon Sen, 2014 Giant Slayer, To Take On Bengal BJP's Babul Supriyo
Moon Moon Sen, actor with extraordinary oomph in her heyday and now a Trinamool Congress lawmaker from West Bengal's Bankura, has just been deployed in Asansol against BJP's big gun - singer and union minister Babul Supriyo.
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BJP Launches Bengal Offensive By Luring Trinamool Lawmaker Saumitra Khan
The BJP was supposed to kick off its Bengal offensive with rath yatras in December but instead launched it by snatching away a sitting Lok Sabha lawmaker of the Trinamool Congress today.
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2014 Modi, 2015 Nitish, 2016 Mamata? Strategist Prashant Kishor Gets a Call
The man credited with Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar's electoral success has received a cold call from Mamata Banerjee, though she may not really need him. West Bengal is due for polls next year and the Chief Minister has approached Prashant Kishor, the strategist who has two massive election victories in his bag.
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CPM's Top Leadership Differs on What Caused Left's Decline
First, they lost power to the Trinamool Congress and now, they are ceding space to the BJP. The Left's sharp decline in West Bengal - the CPM managed just two seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections - is symptomatic of the party's existential crisis.
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BJP Makes Inroads in Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal, Trinamool Scoffs
In West Bengal, after a 15-year drought, the BJP now has an MLA in the state Assembly. The party's Samik Bhattacharya has won Dakshin Bashirhat. In 1999, the BJP had won the Ashoknagar assembly seat in alliance with the Trinamool.
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Mamata Banerjee to Skip Narendra Modi's Swearing-in, Will Send Party Leaders Amit Mitra, Mukul Roy
Ending the suspense, West Bengal Chief minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has decided to send state Finance Minister Amit Mitra and party general secretary Mukul Roy to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister on May 26.
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Highest Number of Debutant Members of Lok Sabha in Three Decades: Survey
About 58 per cent of MPs, who were elected to the new Lok Sabha, are 'first-timers', making them the highest number of debutant members elected to the lower house in the last 30 years.
