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Assembly Elections 2013 Results
**Graph drawn on the basis of Total seats (L+W)
"I request my party ministers, MLAs and workers to never be conceited and arrogant. Our struggle will go waste if our MLAs and ministers become arrogant," Kejriwal said.
BJP has ‘world’s most beautiful face’: Kiran Bedi to AAP
Days after joining BJP, Kiran Bedi on Sunday said that in Prime Minister Narendra Modi the party has with it the "world's most beautiful face" as she rebutted AAP's claim that she was brought in by the saffron outfit because it does not have a face of its own in Delhi.
Days after joining BJP, Kiran Bedi on Sunday said that in Prime Minister Narendra Modi the party has with it the "world's most beautiful face" as she rebutted AAP's claim that she was brought in by the saffron outfit because it does not have a face of its own in Delhi.
Wait over, Raje ministers to be sworn in today
At least 15 legislators will be sworn in as ministers in the Vasundhara Raje government at Raj Bhawan on Friday. While Raje detractor Ghanshyam Tiwari have been kept in the waiting list, her loyalists and those who played a vital role in the BJP's massive victory have been rewarded.
At least 15 legislators will be sworn in as ministers in the Vasundhara Raje government at Raj Bhawan on Friday. While Raje detractor Ghanshyam Tiwari have been kept in the waiting list, her loyalists and those who played a vital role in the BJP's massive victory have been rewarded.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan rejigs portfolios, only 2 ministers retain previous departments
After a marathon meeting at his official residence late on Monday evening, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan finally disclosed his bag of portfolio surprises for his council of ministers.
After a marathon meeting at his official residence late on Monday evening, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan finally disclosed his bag of portfolio surprises for his council of ministers.
Ranvijay scripted BJP win in Jashpur
Now the late leader's nephew Ranvijay Pratap Singh Judeo is being credited for BJP victory from the stronghold of erstwhile royals of Jashpur.
Now the late leader's nephew Ranvijay Pratap Singh Judeo is being credited for BJP victory from the stronghold of erstwhile royals of Jashpur.
Lal Thanhawla sworn in as Mizoram CM
Veteran Congress leader Lal Thanhawla was sworn-in as the chief minister of Mizoram on Saturday.
Veteran Congress leader Lal Thanhawla was sworn-in as the chief minister of Mizoram on Saturday.
For the rich, voting is too much of a hassle with no clear benefits
In election season, this is an inevitable topic of conversation – are the middle and upper classes all too eager to air their views on politics, but extremely reluctant to actually go out and vote?
In election season, this is an inevitable topic of conversation – are the middle and upper classes all too eager to air their views on politics, but extremely reluctant to actually go out and vote?
Experts question EC red flag to harmless, colourful idioms
A section of experts has begun to question the Election Commission for red-flagging “colourful yet non-personal remarks” made to lend a sharpness and popular appeal to poll campaigns.
A section of experts has begun to question the Election Commission for red-flagging “colourful yet non-personal remarks” made to lend a sharpness and popular appeal to poll campaigns.