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I guess there could be a deal btwn BJP and JDU ... if not bjp should crack one give unconditional support to nitish and ask for RS seats ...
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Why didn't you tag me??
& yes a reshuffle may happen in the 2nd week of the next year. PM wants to change some people. He isn't satisfied with the performance of some ministers.
@Nair saab Swami would do a good job as I&B Minister
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& I don't think Shourie will make it in ,especially not after he get too "intimate" with the opposition.
Also there is one more reason why Shourie is not in the berth(2 more if I'm not wrong). Both of them were taking into consideration vote-bank politics & the defeat of 2004 into consideration. I won't state them here as I don't think you guys would believe me anyway.
Also NaMo is a believer in making PSUs work (like he did in Gujarat), & not privatising them like Shourie
MM Joshi isn't that bad TBH.. you just shouldn't give him an important/critical berth or one where he lacks domain expertise.
Marathis?? In Northern Kerala!!
Interesting.. Are there no Tulu Christians?
Everybody who doesn't lick his feet or do his chamchagiri is a B-team of the BJP or a BJP chamcha.
Manmohan singh ko minister banao ... will change the face of indian politics...
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BC .. subah subah bakchodi?
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Chhattisgarh civic polls: BJP suffers setback, Congress wins 8 of 11 urban bodies
The biggest setback for the BJP has come in the coveted Bhilai municipal corporation seat, where the party fielded senior leader and Vaishali Nagar MLA Vidya Ratan Bhasin.
Written by Dipankar Ghose
Raipur Updated: Jan 1, 2016, 1:14
The biggest setback for the BJP has come in the coveted Bhilai municipal corporation seat, where the party fielded senior leader and Vaishali Nagar MLA Vidya Ratan Bhasin.
The ruling BJP in Chhattisgarh suffered a setback after the Congress emerged victorious in eight out of 11 urban bodies in the civic polls, results of which were declared on Thursday.
These urban bodies include one municipal corporation, four municipal councils and six nagar panchayats. In the previous polls to these 11 urban bodies, seven seats went to the BJP and the rest to the Congress.
The biggest setback for the BJP has come in the Bhilai municipal corporation seat, where the party had fielded MLA Vidya Ratan Bhasin.
The Congress, on the other hand, fielded a young face in Devendra Yadav, who won by a margin of more than 9,000 votes.
The Congress swept all the four municipal councils— Khairagarh in Rajnandgaon district, Baikunthpur and Shivpur Charcha in Koriya district and Jamul in Durg district.
The six nagar panchayats saw an even battle between the BJP and the Congress with the former winning in Bhairamgarh (Bijapur), Narharpur (Kanker) and Premnagar(Surajpur). The Congress, meanwhile, won in Maro (Bemetera), Konta (Sukma) and Bhopalapatnam (Bijapur).
Congress spokesperson R P Singh said, “This is clearly a rejection of the state government and the ruling party. This election was being fought by our opposition with all their might, but this is a people’s victory, who rejected the policies of the BJP.”
While some BJP leaders downplayed the Congress victory and said many wards had gone to the BJP, others said that it was the BJP’s own “indiscipline” that led to the dismal show.
Chhattisgarh civic polls: BJP suffers setback, Congress wins 8 of 11 urban bodies | The Indian Express
Karnataka MLC elections: Yeddyurappa, Kharge, Gowda lose bastions; Congress 13 seats , BJP 6, JDS 4, Others 2 - IBNLive
Will remain in politics: Eshwarappa - The Hindu
The biggest setback for the BJP has come in the coveted Bhilai municipal corporation seat, where the party fielded senior leader and Vaishali Nagar MLA Vidya Ratan Bhasin.
Written by Dipankar Ghose
Raipur Updated: Jan 1, 2016, 1:14
The ruling BJP in Chhattisgarh suffered a setback after the Congress emerged victorious in eight out of 11 urban bodies in the civic polls, results of which were declared on Thursday.
These urban bodies include one municipal corporation, four municipal councils and six nagar panchayats. In the previous polls to these 11 urban bodies, seven seats went to the BJP and the rest to the Congress.
The biggest setback for the BJP has come in the Bhilai municipal corporation seat, where the party had fielded MLA Vidya Ratan Bhasin.
The Congress, on the other hand, fielded a young face in Devendra Yadav, who won by a margin of more than 9,000 votes.
The Congress swept all the four municipal councils— Khairagarh in Rajnandgaon district, Baikunthpur and Shivpur Charcha in Koriya district and Jamul in Durg district.
The six nagar panchayats saw an even battle between the BJP and the Congress with the former winning in Bhairamgarh (Bijapur), Narharpur (Kanker) and Premnagar(Surajpur). The Congress, meanwhile, won in Maro (Bemetera), Konta (Sukma) and Bhopalapatnam (Bijapur).
Congress spokesperson R P Singh said, “This is clearly a rejection of the state government and the ruling party. This election was being fought by our opposition with all their might, but this is a people’s victory, who rejected the policies of the BJP.”
While some BJP leaders downplayed the Congress victory and said many wards had gone to the BJP, others said that it was the BJP’s own “indiscipline” that led to the dismal show.
Chhattisgarh civic polls: BJP suffers setback, Congress wins 8 of 11 urban bodies | The Indian Express
Karnataka MLC elections: Yeddyurappa, Kharge, Gowda lose bastions; Congress 13 seats , BJP 6, JDS 4, Others 2 - IBNLive
Will remain in politics: Eshwarappa - The Hindu
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Cong. continues to beat BJP in local polls - NATIONAL - The Hindu
The Congress seemed to be continuing with the trend of doing well in local polls, especially in the BJP-ruled States, as it won eight out of 11 seats in the civic polls in Chhattisgarh, the results of which were declared on Thursday.
Compared to the previous polls in which the BJP had won seven out of 11 seats, this time the party managed to hold on to only three seats. This year, the Congress has shown some signs of recovery after facing a serious defeat in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
The rejuvenation, party leaders feel, is stemming from the municipality level as in the last few months the party has performed well in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and now in Chhattisgarh.
Analysts suggest that the spree of victories signifies that the people are mature when it comes to making political choices. “It also might be a voter signal that ‘don’t take us for granted’,” says a Delhi-based sociologist Shiv Visvanathan.
B.K. Hari Prasad, the Congress general secretary for Chhattisgrah, told The Hindu that the alleged PDS scam in the State created a dent in the BJP’s public image.
The Congress seemed to be continuing with the trend of doing well in local polls, especially in the BJP-ruled States, as it won eight out of 11 seats in the civic polls in Chhattisgarh, the results of which were declared on Thursday.
Compared to the previous polls in which the BJP had won seven out of 11 seats, this time the party managed to hold on to only three seats. This year, the Congress has shown some signs of recovery after facing a serious defeat in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
The rejuvenation, party leaders feel, is stemming from the municipality level as in the last few months the party has performed well in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and now in Chhattisgarh.
Analysts suggest that the spree of victories signifies that the people are mature when it comes to making political choices. “It also might be a voter signal that ‘don’t take us for granted’,” says a Delhi-based sociologist Shiv Visvanathan.
B.K. Hari Prasad, the Congress general secretary for Chhattisgrah, told The Hindu that the alleged PDS scam in the State created a dent in the BJP’s public image.
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Sir" kejriwal ke chutkule
Delhi govt buys 10 cars to beat it's own
Odd even formula
Sirjee tusi great ho tofa kabool karo aaptards ka
http://www.dailypioneer.com/city/govt-buys-10-even-odd-number-cars-to-beat-its-own-formula.html
Delhi govt buys 10 cars to beat it's own
Odd even formula
Sirjee tusi great ho tofa kabool karo aaptards ka
http://www.dailypioneer.com/city/govt-buys-10-even-odd-number-cars-to-beat-its-own-formula.html
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Intolerant people not spending their money to watch Dilwale 
Dilwale vs Bajirao Mastani box office collections: In 2nd weekend, Deepika starrer does 61% more biz than Shah Rukh Khan film | The Financial Express
Dilwale vs Bajirao Mastani box office collections: In 2nd weekend, Deepika starrer does 61% more biz than Shah Rukh Khan film | The Financial Express
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It's really depressing to see Kejriwal turn to such theatrics at a huge cost to the taxpayer while doing nothing substantial on the ground. At one point, I had seriously thought that he would bring in an honest and clean brand politics in a highly tainted Indian political system or die trying!
Kejriwal has done an enormous disservice to the fight against corruption by focusing SINGULARLY on petty cases issues like Electricity fares in Delhi and now against DDCA, while remaining completely silent about big-ticket corruption cases like CWG scam, Coal-gate, 2G etc.
He HIJACKED the whole movement against corruption and used it as a launchpad for his own political ambitions while doing nothing to fight against this menace.
Now, every voice against corruption will be viewed with suspicion - all because of people like Kejriwal!
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