Uttarakhand Voting Ends

The BJP is likely to win Uttar Pradesh and the AAP may bag most seats in Punjab, a poll of exit polls indicated today after the end of voting in five states. It indicated a hung house in both Goa and Uttarakhand and BJP emerging as the largest party

The ban on roadshows and rallies for next month's state polls was extended till the end of this month on Saturday by the Election Commission but with relaxations for the first two phases of voting due on February 10 and 14.

After a month-long fiercely fought election campaign, voting has wrapped up in five states - Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa, Manipur and Uttarakhand. Results will be declared on Saturday, March 11. In Uttar Pradesh, which voted in seven phases, there's an intense three-way battle between the Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance, the BJP and Mayawati's Bah...

Voting has ended in Uttarakhand's 69 constituencies spread across 13 districts (7 in Garhwal region and the remaining 6 in Kumaon region of the state). Residents of Uttarakhand voted today to decide who will form the next government in the state. The overall voter turnout was 68%, which is 1.2% higher than the 2012 Assembly election (66.8%). The BJ...

The assembly elections closed in Uttarakhand today with the state witnessing 68 per cent polling - up from 66 per cent of 2012. Uttar Pradesh, which had the second of its seven-phase elections - recorded 66 per cent voting. Today's polling was considered crucial for the ruling Samajwadi Party, which holds 34 of the 67 constituencies that went to po...

BJP's Parivartan Yatra came to an end in Uttarakhand today with party chief Amit Shah asking people to vote for change and install a transparent government in the state akin to the one led by PM Narendra Modi at the Centre.

After winning the floor test in Uttarakhand Assembly, Congress leader Harish Rawat today refrained from commenting on its outcome but sought an end to the politics of confrontation by appealing to the "all powerful" Centre for help in development of the state.

Fashioned like an armed gang of robbers, the horseback BSP MLA Mohommad Ghazi and his men are on a mission. To end the terror of a tigress that has killed 10 people since January.

Anna Hazare, who ended his vow of silence today, has given an A to the anti-corruption bill passed in Uttarakhand this week. That's likely to pay rich dividend for the BJP which is in power in the state, scheduled to vote soon for its next government.

The BJP is likely to win Uttar Pradesh and the AAP may bag most seats in Punjab, a poll of exit polls indicated today after the end of voting in five states. It indicated a hung house in both Goa and Uttarakhand and BJP emerging as the largest party

The ban on roadshows and rallies for next month's state polls was extended till the end of this month on Saturday by the Election Commission but with relaxations for the first two phases of voting due on February 10 and 14.

After a month-long fiercely fought election campaign, voting has wrapped up in five states - Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa, Manipur and Uttarakhand. Results will be declared on Saturday, March 11. In Uttar Pradesh, which voted in seven phases, there's an intense three-way battle between the Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance, the BJP and Mayawati's Bah...

Voting has ended in Uttarakhand's 69 constituencies spread across 13 districts (7 in Garhwal region and the remaining 6 in Kumaon region of the state). Residents of Uttarakhand voted today to decide who will form the next government in the state. The overall voter turnout was 68%, which is 1.2% higher than the 2012 Assembly election (66.8%). The BJ...

The assembly elections closed in Uttarakhand today with the state witnessing 68 per cent polling - up from 66 per cent of 2012. Uttar Pradesh, which had the second of its seven-phase elections - recorded 66 per cent voting. Today's polling was considered crucial for the ruling Samajwadi Party, which holds 34 of the 67 constituencies that went to po...

BJP's Parivartan Yatra came to an end in Uttarakhand today with party chief Amit Shah asking people to vote for change and install a transparent government in the state akin to the one led by PM Narendra Modi at the Centre.

After winning the floor test in Uttarakhand Assembly, Congress leader Harish Rawat today refrained from commenting on its outcome but sought an end to the politics of confrontation by appealing to the "all powerful" Centre for help in development of the state.

Fashioned like an armed gang of robbers, the horseback BSP MLA Mohommad Ghazi and his men are on a mission. To end the terror of a tigress that has killed 10 people since January.

Anna Hazare, who ended his vow of silence today, has given an A to the anti-corruption bill passed in Uttarakhand this week. That's likely to pay rich dividend for the BJP which is in power in the state, scheduled to vote soon for its next government.