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West Bengal Municipal Elections: Trinamool Heads For Landslide Victory
Ten months after its landslide victory in the West Bengal assembly polls, the ruling Trinamool Congress on Wednesday steamrolled the entire opposition in the civic elections, bagging 93 of 107 municipalities.
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BJP Takes Control Of Bhatpara Municipality, Its First In West Bengal
The BJP Tuesday took control of the Bhatpara Municipality, its first civic body in West Bengal, after a majority of its Trinamool Congress councillors switched over to the BJP days after the Lok Sabha polls results are announced.
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Mamata magic works in civic polls, her party puts Congress on notice
The Mamata magic remains intact a year after she powered a historic victory against the Left in West Bengal and became the state's Chief Minister. Her Trinamool Congress has won four of the six civic bodies. However, the CPM held onto Haldia near Nandigram, which is being seen as a setback for Ms Banerjee. Cooper's Camp, traditionally a Congress st...
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Results in six municipality polls in Bengal out today; test for Mamata's Trinamool Congress
Results will be declared today in the crucial elections to six municipalities across West Bengal, the first poll since the Trinamool ousted the Left in a landslide victory in the 2011 Assembly polls on the back of a huge anti-incumbency wave.
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West Bengal Municipal Election Results
Mamata Banerjee and her Trinamool Congress (TMC) have won the West Bengal civic polls, seen as the semi-final before next year's state elections. Here are the results at a glance: Battle for Bengal (Total 81 seats) Left Front 18 (-36) Trinamool 33 (+22) Congress 7 Battle for Kolkata (Total 141 seats) Left 33 (...
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Bengal civic polls: Results at a glance
The counting of votes is being held for 81 civic bodies in West Bengal today.Here are the results so far: Battle for Bengal (Leads in 67 seats out of 81) Left Front 24 (-30) Trinamool 34 (+23) Congress 9 (-7) Battle for Kolkata (Results in 141 seats) Left 31 (-42) Trinamool 98 (+56) Congress 9 (-6)
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West Bengal Municipal Elections: Trinamool Heads For Landslide Victory
Ten months after its landslide victory in the West Bengal assembly polls, the ruling Trinamool Congress on Wednesday steamrolled the entire opposition in the civic elections, bagging 93 of 107 municipalities.
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BJP Takes Control Of Bhatpara Municipality, Its First In West Bengal
The BJP Tuesday took control of the Bhatpara Municipality, its first civic body in West Bengal, after a majority of its Trinamool Congress councillors switched over to the BJP days after the Lok Sabha polls results are announced.
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Mamata magic works in civic polls, her party puts Congress on notice
The Mamata magic remains intact a year after she powered a historic victory against the Left in West Bengal and became the state's Chief Minister. Her Trinamool Congress has won four of the six civic bodies. However, the CPM held onto Haldia near Nandigram, which is being seen as a setback for Ms Banerjee. Cooper's Camp, traditionally a Congress st...
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Results in six municipality polls in Bengal out today; test for Mamata's Trinamool Congress
Results will be declared today in the crucial elections to six municipalities across West Bengal, the first poll since the Trinamool ousted the Left in a landslide victory in the 2011 Assembly polls on the back of a huge anti-incumbency wave.
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West Bengal Municipal Election Results
Mamata Banerjee and her Trinamool Congress (TMC) have won the West Bengal civic polls, seen as the semi-final before next year's state elections. Here are the results at a glance: Battle for Bengal (Total 81 seats) Left Front 18 (-36) Trinamool 33 (+22) Congress 7 Battle for Kolkata (Total 141 seats) Left 33 (...
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Bengal civic polls: Results at a glance
The counting of votes is being held for 81 civic bodies in West Bengal today.Here are the results so far: Battle for Bengal (Leads in 67 seats out of 81) Left Front 24 (-30) Trinamool 34 (+23) Congress 9 (-7) Battle for Kolkata (Results in 141 seats) Left 31 (-42) Trinamool 98 (+56) Congress 9 (-6)
