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MP tribal women on ‘funeral pyres’ oppose river linking

<img src="https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-130156416,imgsize-288784,width-400,height-225,resizemode-4/mp-tribal-women-on-funeral-pyres-oppose-river-linking.jpg" alt="MP tribal women on 'funeral pyres' oppose river linking" title=" Project Crucial For Parts Of MP & UP: Officials ” decoding=”async” fetchpriority=”high”> Project Crucial For Parts Of MP & UP: Officials BHOPAL: Hundreds of tribal farmers, mostly women, lay on mock funeral pyres in MP’s Chhatarpur district on Thursday during a protest against...

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Sasikala takes front seat, invokes Jaya’s name & style

Former chief minister J Jayalithaa often campaigned from her campaign vehicle, with her close aide V K Sasikala seated in the back, watching as constituents and media gathered around her van. Sasikala has now moved to the front.Evoking memories of Jayalalithaa’s roadshows, Sasikala delivers short speeches from her van at key constituencies in south Tamil...

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PM Modi puts fish on poll menu to counter Mamata’s attack

KOLKATA: Bengal’s favourite ‘maachh-bhaat’ filled the poll plate on Thursday as PM Narendra Modi accused Trinamool Congress of failing to feed the piscine-loving state enough fish, seeking to turn on its head a debate triggered by CM Mamata Banerjee’s party portraying BJP as being “anti-non-vegetarian”. In Haldia, where he addressed the first of his three...

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27L out of West Bengal rolls after adjudication, maximum from Muslim, Matua belts

KOLKATA: Shamsherganj and Lalgola constituencies of Bengal’s Muslim-dominant Murshidabad district had the highest number of voters removed from the electoral rolls after post-SIR judicial adjudication, while the Purulia-Jhargram tribal belt reported the least deletions, based on collated Election Commission data released on Thursday. The figures for Murshidabad – 74,775 deletions out of 1,08,400 names that...

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97-year-old 1947 refugee, presiding officer in 12 polls, struck off voter rolls in Bengal

KOLKATA/RANAGHAT: A 97-year-old Partition refugee who never missed a vote is struck off the rolls. A 72-year-old retired teacher who presided over a dozen polls is deleted despite papers. A 68-year-old collapsed and died in a tribunal queue. Fallout from SIR has rippled across Bengal. Subarna Bala Poddar, born in undivided Bengal and displaced in...

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