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Countdown to counting in high-stake polls keeps all parties on tenterhooks

Political parties were bracing for the assembly election results on Thursday in the crucial state of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and politically volatile Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur, sending out feelers......

Rawat seems to have edge in Uttarakhand trust vote

Sacked Chief Minister Harish Rawat on Tuesday appeared to have clinched the numbers in the floor test in the Uttarakhand assembly with 33 of the 61 members of the legislative assembly said to have......

Vijay Bahuguna wins, Congress increases tally in U'Khand

The ruling Congress in Uttarakhand got a boost after Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna won from Sitarganj with a record margin that increased its total tally to 33 in the 70-member house. However,......

Pranab Mukherjee hopeful of support from Mamata

Notwithstanding the current chill in ties between them, United Progressive Alliance's presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee expressed the hope that Trinamool Congress would take a positive......

Congress to decide new Uttarakhand CM soon

With many claimants for the chief minister's post in Uttarakhand, the ball was on Saturday back in the court of All India Congress Committee chief Sonia Gandhi to take a call, as the party......

TOPS approves Bajrang, Vinesh's request

IMAGE: Bajrang Punia’s request to train in Cholpon-Ata in Kyrgyzstan was approved by TOPS. Photograph: Al Bello/Getty Images The Sports Ministry's Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) has......

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Countdown to counting in high-stake polls keeps all parties on tenterhooks

Rawat seems to have edge in Uttarakhand trust vote

Vijay Bahuguna wins, Congress increases tally in U'Khand

Pranab Mukherjee hopeful of support from Mamata

Congress to decide new Uttarakhand CM soon

TOPS approves Bajrang, Vinesh's request

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