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No difference between BJP and Congress in Rajasthan: farmer leader Amra Ram

Issues related to peoples' daily lives should be discussed in politics and not temples and mosques, says Amra Ram, who is the CPIM's candidate in Danta Ramgarh assembly constituency.

EVMs can be manipulated, says Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu

I request all of you... we are using EVMs (Electronic Voting Machines). I want you to be careful with EVMs, said Chandrababu Naidu

Assembly elections 2018: Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram record 75% voter turnout

BJP-ruled Madhya Pradesh and Congress-ruled Mizoram vote to decide on new state government. Track Assembly elections 2018 LIVE updates here

Rajasthan Assembly Election: Congress to release its manifesto on Nov 29

The party president Rahul Gandhi has already announced to waive farmers'loan within 10 days if the party forms government in the state

TRS is 'B team' of RSS and BJP, aims to defeat Cong: Rahul in Telangana

He also assailed the TRS of caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for his party's understanding with AIMIM of Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi

People to cast decisive votes in TRS' favour in Telangana polls: KCR's son

Popularly known as KTR, 42-year-old Rao is contesting for the third time from Sircilla constituency, 140 km from Hyderabad, in the December 7 Telangana assembly polls

Madhya Pradesh polls 2018: 745 EVMs, VVPAT malfunctioning machines replaced

The battle of ballots in Madhya Pradesh is just months ahead of the Lok Sabha polls slated in the first half of 2019

Rajasthan election 2018: 'Kamdar' in fight against 'naamdar', says Modi

Narendra Modi made a distinction between the one who works and the dynast in a jibe against Congress president Rahul Gandhi in Rajasthan's Nagaur

MP, Mizoram assembly elections: PM Modi asks voters to exercise franchise

Modi took to Twitter to reach out to people in the two states, asking them to exercise their franchise in the 'festival of democracy'

Madhya Pradesh polls 2018: Faulty EVMs, VVPAT machines cause glitches

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan voted with his family in Jait village under Bhudni constituency. He is contesting against Congress' Arun Yadav

Madhya Pradesh Assembly election 2018: Pre-poll trends belie BJP's hopes

A complaint before MP Assembly election 2018 is that while CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan's integrity is above board, his ministers and legislators are not above suspicion, and nor are government employees

Rajasthan polls: In BJP manifesto, promise of 30,000 govt jobs a year

The Congress and other opposition parties have criticised the Raje government for its alleged failures to create jobs and rein in farm distress

Madhya Pradesh polls: Farm stress, poor finance cast a shadow over BJP

CM Chouhan might have checked farmer agitation through sops, but poor implementation has hit state's finance

Telangana polls: Modi tears into Cong, TRS over 'family rule' and vote bank

Modi accused Rao of 'destroying' Telangana through his government's policies and not fulfilling his promises to people

From 'farmer's son' Chouhan and royals to docs: MP polls see heated contest

Two most prominent self-proclaimed 'farmer-sons' Chouhan and former Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Arun Yadav are pitted against each other in the high-profile Budhni seat

There is no power problem in Telangana, don't lie for votes; KCR to PM Modi

Rao claimed that Telangana was the only state in the country where farmers were supplied power 24x7

Ensure not a single Congress candidate wins: Modi in Telangana rally

The Prime Minister said both the Congress and the ruling TRS engaged in caste politics and vote bank politics

BJP assures Rs 1-trn farm loan, 5.15 mn jobs if voted to power in Rajasthan

The manifesto also promises that BJP will set up a committee that will work on the concept of 'Universal Basic income.'

Modi mocks Telangana CM, says insecure KCR puts faith in astrologers

Modi was addressing his first election rally in poll-bound Telangana

MP election: EC to set up 65,000 polling booths, 300,000 employees deployed

Around 2,000 entirely women-only polling booths would be functional