Thiruvananthapuram, April 8 – With just hours remaining before Kerala votes to elect 140 MLAs, the electoral landscape is characterized more by a series of undercurrents than by any single dominant narrative, making this contest unusually complex.The intense competition between the Left...
bharatiya janata party (bjp)
central kerala
communistpartyofindia-marxist (cpi-m)
electoral politics
k. sudhakaran
kannur
kerala elections
left democratic front (ldf)
north kerala
pinarayi vijayan
political campaigns
political factions
ramesh chennithala
revanth reddy
united democratic front (udf)
v. d. satheesan
Agartala, April 6 – Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha stated on Monday that people are increasingly aligning with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) due to its development-focused agenda, while strongly criticizing opposition parties ahead of the upcoming Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District...
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bengali displacement
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home minister amit shah
indigenous people’s front of tripura (ipft)
kanchanpur
manik saha
north tripura district
political elections
tipra motha party
trinamool congress (tmc)
tripura
tripura tribal areas autonomous district council (ttaadc)
west bengal politics
New Delhi, February 19 – Once considered an impregnable red stronghold, the representation of Communist parties in West Bengal in Parliament has been steadily declining over time. By April of this year, the state's Marxists will have no representation in either the Lok Sabha or the West Bengal...
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communistpartyofindia-marxist (cpi-m)
cooch behar
indian politics
kerala politics
lok sabha
parliamentary elections
political representation
rajasthan politics
rajya sabha
tamil nadu politics
trinamool congress
west bengal
west bengal assembly
west bengal politics