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Win or lose RPP is here to stay: Joel Naga

Joel Naga, President of Nagaland’s newest recognised political party, the Rising People’s Party (RPP) is contesting from Tseminyu AC as the party’s lone candidate for the Nagaland State Assembly Elections. Speaking to The Morung Express, the party head st

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Nagaland Polls: Political parties woo voters with glossy manifestos

Nagaland Polls: Political parties woo voters with glossy manifestos
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New faces, old issues, and NDPP-BJP s edge: All you need to know about Nagaland s assembly poll

Twelve parties, 60 seats, and a crowded field of candidates for the February 27 election.

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Nagaland Polls 2023: Two octogenarians; 15 candidates below 40 years of age

The age difference between the youngest and oldest candidates in the forthcoming general election to the 14th Nagaland legislative Assembly (NLA) is 60 years. This was highlighted in an analysis of the affidavits submitted by various contestants.

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Four women among 183 candidates in fray for Nagaland Assembly elections 2023

Nagaland will go to polls in a single phase on February 27 and counting of votes will be conducted on March 2.

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