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So what happened to terror and inflation?

by Vandita Mishra

Pollsters were banished by the EC’s diktat but there were still the theorists. The results of Assembly elections 2008 pose a serious setback to this breed as well - underlining the fact that the voter is always steps ahead of the pundit.

So what happened to terror and inflation?

by Vandita Mishra

Pollsters were banished by the EC’s diktat but there were still the theorists. The results of Assembly elections 2008 pose a serious setback to this breed as well - underlining the fact that the voter is always steps ahead of the pundit.

So what happened to terror and inflation?

by Vandita Mishra

Pollsters were banished by the EC’s diktat but there were still the theorists. The results of Assembly elections 2008 pose a serious setback to this breed as well - underlining the fact that the voter is always steps ahead of the pundit.

A house divided, falls defeated

by Express news service

Towards the end of August, the Congress in Madhya Pradesh organised what it referred to as a ‘unity show’ in Chhindwara.

Three former CM's locked in tough contest in J-K

by Agencies

The stakes are high for three former Chief Ministers from PDP, Congress and the National Conference, who are eying the top slot.

C'garh polls: A contest between Raman & Jogi

by Agencies

Move over, national political stalwarts. The battle for the hustings in this tribal-dominated state is virtually centered around BJP chief minister Raman Singh and Congress leader and former chief minister Ajit Jogi.

C'garh polls: A contest between Raman & Jogi

by Agencies

Move over, national political stalwarts. The battle for the hustings in this tribal-dominated state is virtually centered around BJP chief minister Raman Singh and Congress leader and former chief minister Ajit Jogi.

Who’s afraid of the babus?

by Apurva

In 2003, for the first time in the Rajasthan Assembly elections, state government employees played a crucial role in dethroning a government.

Who’s afraid of the babus?

by Apurva

In 2003, for the first time in the Rajasthan Assembly elections, state government employees played a crucial role in dethroning a government.

A dress rehearsal for the general elections

by Reuters

A month-long period of assembly elections will test the political waters as economic slowdown is emerging as a major worry for voters.

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