Udf Wins In Kerala

Left front won in 24 out of the 42 wards across 12 districts of Kerala where by-elections. The Congress-led UDF, on the other hand, lost in eight wards which were with it earlier. However, it won in 12 out of the 42 wards where by-polls were held.

Early exit poll results from Kerala appeared to give the edge to the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) coalition while the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) seemed to come in close behind. The BJP was seen winning a couple of seats as well.

In Kerala, the CPM-led Left Democratic Front and the Congress-led United Democratic Front have made some stellar wins in the by-elections. The UDF has won three of the five constituencies, and the LDF two.

The Left in Kerala has snatched a big win in an assembly constituency where the Kerala Congress (M), represented by KM Mani, had been in power for decades - with an exception in 1980 when Mr Mani contested as a Left Democratic Front (LDF) ally and won, until he left the alliance two years later.

One of the key campaigners for the Congress-led United Democratic Front, two-time former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Wednesday attributed the impressive performance of the UDF in the Lok Sabha election to all sections of people voting for the alliance.

CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat today said the "big" win for Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala was due to the people of the state having rejected the "corrupt" United Democratic Front government.

Will Oommen Chandy-led UDF put an end to 'anti-incumbency' being the deciding factor in Kerala elections and win a second straight term? Watch live with Prannoy Roy, the analysis of politics in Kerala as the state prepares to vote on May 16.

As traditional rivals Congress and the Left - allies in West Bengal - engage in a bitter battle for Kerala, they cannot write off the BJP factor. The party could influence which of them wins.

Winding up his public campaign seeking votes for UDF candidates, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said that the BJP would not win a single seat in the state in the May 16 Assembly polls.

A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.

In the crucial local body elections in Kerala, the Communist Party of India-Marxist-led Left Democratic Front or LDF has emerged the winner.

A beaming Kerala Chief Minister Oomen Chandy of the Congress said his party's victory in the Aruvikkara by-election today clearly indicates that the United Democratic Front or UDF that it leads will return to power in next year's assembly elections.

The Congress-led coalition government has won an important by-election in Kerala at a time when it is confronting an array of corruption allegations. The Congress candidate, KS Sabarinathan, has been elected to the state legislature from Aruvikkara by a margin of more than 10,000 votes.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Thursday said the Congress-led UDF is confident of winning in Kerala.

The outcome of the Rajya Sabha elections in Kerala on Monday went on expected lines with the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) winning two seats and the Left Democratic Front (LDF) seeing one of its two candidates getting elected. Congress veteran and sitting Rajya Sabha member PJ Kurian and former legislator and Kerala Congress-Mani lead...

Left front won in 24 out of the 42 wards across 12 districts of Kerala where by-elections. The Congress-led UDF, on the other hand, lost in eight wards which were with it earlier. However, it won in 12 out of the 42 wards where by-polls were held.

Early exit poll results from Kerala appeared to give the edge to the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) coalition while the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) seemed to come in close behind. The BJP was seen winning a couple of seats as well.

In Kerala, the CPM-led Left Democratic Front and the Congress-led United Democratic Front have made some stellar wins in the by-elections. The UDF has won three of the five constituencies, and the LDF two.

The Left in Kerala has snatched a big win in an assembly constituency where the Kerala Congress (M), represented by KM Mani, had been in power for decades - with an exception in 1980 when Mr Mani contested as a Left Democratic Front (LDF) ally and won, until he left the alliance two years later.

One of the key campaigners for the Congress-led United Democratic Front, two-time former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Wednesday attributed the impressive performance of the UDF in the Lok Sabha election to all sections of people voting for the alliance.

CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat today said the "big" win for Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala was due to the people of the state having rejected the "corrupt" United Democratic Front government.

Will Oommen Chandy-led UDF put an end to 'anti-incumbency' being the deciding factor in Kerala elections and win a second straight term? Watch live with Prannoy Roy, the analysis of politics in Kerala as the state prepares to vote on May 16.

As traditional rivals Congress and the Left - allies in West Bengal - engage in a bitter battle for Kerala, they cannot write off the BJP factor. The party could influence which of them wins.

Winding up his public campaign seeking votes for UDF candidates, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said that the BJP would not win a single seat in the state in the May 16 Assembly polls.

A Kerala-based corporate group Anna Kitex will literally govern the entire panchayat for the first time after winning the elections. As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Kitex Group launched a social platform Twenty20 and fielded 19 independent candidates, for all the wards.

In the crucial local body elections in Kerala, the Communist Party of India-Marxist-led Left Democratic Front or LDF has emerged the winner.

A beaming Kerala Chief Minister Oomen Chandy of the Congress said his party's victory in the Aruvikkara by-election today clearly indicates that the United Democratic Front or UDF that it leads will return to power in next year's assembly elections.

The Congress-led coalition government has won an important by-election in Kerala at a time when it is confronting an array of corruption allegations. The Congress candidate, KS Sabarinathan, has been elected to the state legislature from Aruvikkara by a margin of more than 10,000 votes.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Thursday said the Congress-led UDF is confident of winning in Kerala.

The outcome of the Rajya Sabha elections in Kerala on Monday went on expected lines with the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) winning two seats and the Left Democratic Front (LDF) seeing one of its two candidates getting elected. Congress veteran and sitting Rajya Sabha member PJ Kurian and former legislator and Kerala Congress-Mani lead...