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Congress wins Mohali MC too; BJP, SAD fail to open account

Mohali, February 18  The ruling Congress in Punjab won the Mohali municipal corporation polls on Thursday by registering victory in 37 of the 50 wards. After the final counting of votes, the Congress won 37 wards, while independents bagged the remaining 13, officials said. With this, the ruling party registered victory in seven municipal corporations and emerged as the leading party in the Moga municipal corporation, where no party got a clear majority. Punjab minister Balbir Singh Sidhu’s brother Amarjeet Singh Sidhu won from ward number 10 of the Mohali municipal corporation. The counting of votes for the Mohali municipal corporation was taken up on Thursday as repolling was conducted at two polling booths on Wednesday.

Budget 2021: Govt Must Consider Allowing Input Tax Credit To Commercial Projects Built To Lease Against Rental Income

Demarcation done without our consent, say tribals as fresh violence erupts at IIT-Goa land site – TwoCircles net

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SC to form panel to resolve Centre-farmers deadlock | India News

NEW DELHI: In a bid to safeguard the interests of farmers and to also uphold the right to citizens to free movement, the Supreme Court on Wednesday stepped in to find away out of deadlocked negotiations on the contentious farm laws between the Centre and the agitating farm unions and said it would form a committee with representatives from all stakeholders. “We will form a committee to resolve this dispute. It will include representatives of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), other agitating farmer bodies, Union government and even representatives from other farmers’ unions from across the country. If not resolved early, it will soon become a national issue,” said a bench of Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices A S Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian.

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