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Modi urges people to vote in large numbers


PM Modi urges people to vote in large numbers
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April 06, 2021 13:52 IST
The Prime Minister tweeted in Bengali, Assamese, Tamil and Malayalam urging votes to strengthen the festival of democracy
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First time women voters after casting their votes in Kulithalai, Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, April 6, 2021.
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The Prime Minister tweeted in Bengali, Assamese, Tamil and Malayalam urging votes to strengthen the festival of democracy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 6, 2021 urged people to vote in large numbers in the assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
Polling is taking place for 31 seats in the third of the eight-phase West Bengal assembly elections, while 40 seats are at stake in the final and third phase of the assembly elections in Assam. ....

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Assembly elections: Will Pinarayi Vijayan give Kerala its first re-elected government in decades?


Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. (File Photo: IANS)
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West Bengal may have commanded most of the attention and headlines with its eight-phase elections that come with national implications. But Kerala, which votes in just one phase on April 6, is set for assembly polls that could be momentous in its own way, without fitting into a simple Bharatiya Janata Party vs everyone else pan-India narrative.
The southern state has seen power alternate between two fronts every five years for the last four decades. Almost like clockwork, and seemingly irrespective of how successful each government was, voters threw out the incumbents and brought in the Opposition in every electoral cycle since 1983. ....

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Kerala Election Today As LDF-UDF Revolving Door Meets BJP's Push


Kerala Votes Today As Left-Congress Revolving Door Meets BJP s Push
Kerala will vote for a new government and pick from more than 900 candidates including high-profile leaders for its 140 assembly constituencies.
Updated: April 06, 2021 6:36 am IST
Kerala election results are set to be declared on May 2.
Thiruvananthapuram:
In a state with a four-decades-old tradition of alternating between the two main coalitions every five years, will these elections buck the trend - that s the all-important question that more than 2.74 crore people in Kerala will get to decide today.
After weeks of a stormy campaign with marathon rallies and mammoth roadshows, the state admired for its high governance and progress metrics, is all set to vote for a new administration and pick from more than 900 candidates including high-profile leaders for its 140 assembly constituencies. ....

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Bombs didn't explode as expected, opposition gears up to reach assembly using Sabarimala issue with support of NSS - KERALA - POLITICS


Tuesday 06 April, 2021 | 2:10 PM
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Sabarimala women’s entry was the only issue responsible for the LDF’s set back in the Lok Sabha polls held in 2019. However, a year later though the government eased its earlier stand, the gold smuggling case and the repeated investigations declared by probe agencies forced the opposition to attack the government on later issues and to retreat on Sabarimala during the local body polls. In one phase, the party even gave nod not to put the chief minister’s image in the posters on the inference that it may backfire. CPM also conducted several protest and agitations over the unconstitutional investigations conducted by the probe agencies, but proving all calculations wrong LDF secured a landslide victory in the local body polls. Now, the opposition which realised that gold smuggling may not yield any result is again trying to make a comeback with the Sabarimala issue. ....

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Kerala Assembly Elections: As Political Currents Shift, Which Way Will Christians Vote?


Kerala Assembly Elections: As Political Currents Shift, Which Way Will Christians Vote?
The thinking of the church could impact the fortunes of the LDF and the UDF in almost 50 seats southwards from Thrissur district.
Representative image of poll day in Kerala. Photo: PTI
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Thrissur/Kottayam/Kollam: Just after the morning mass on Good Friday, the vicar of St Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Pattikkad, of the Thrissur diocese, had a surprise visitor. It was the Left Democratic Front (LDF) candidate and government chief whip, K. Rajan. The purpose of his visit was simply to meet the priest in person and they talked for a good half an hour.  ....

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