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Maharashtra Election 2024: Geeta Jain says her supporters have given her ticket

Maharashtra Election 2024: Geeta Jain says her supporters have given her ticket

Geeta Jain, former mayor and MLA of Mira Bhayandar, is once again contesting as an independent candidate after being denied a ticket by the BJP. Having previously won with a margin of over 15,000 votes, she asserts that vote division won’t affect her. She highlights her achievements as an MLA, including the cluster redevelopment scheme and 24-hour water supply for the city. Proudly calling herself the "Hindu Sherni," she is prepared for a three-way contest.

15 November,2024 06:32 PM IST
Maharashtra Election 2024: Manoj Jamsutkar's plan for water & redevelopment

Maharashtra Election 2024: Manoj Jamsutkar's plan for water & redevelopment

In the lead-up to Maharashtra Elections 2024, Manoj Jamsutkar, a prominent local leader, addresses key issues facing Byculla residents, including the water crisis, redevelopment delays, poor last-mile connectivity, and pollution. Jamsutkar promises to prioritize changing dilapidated water lines, improving public transport, speeding up redevelopment, and tackling pollution caused by bakeries and construction sites. Watch this video to learn more about his vision for the area!

15 November,2024 06:23 PM IST
Maharashtra Elections 2024: Uddhav Thackeray releases Shiv Sena-UBT’s manifesto

Maharashtra Elections 2024: Uddhav Thackeray releases Shiv Sena-UBT’s manifesto

For the Maharashtra Elections 2024, Chief of Shiv Sena (UBT), Uddhav Thackeray and other senior leaders of the party released 'Vachan Nama' for the Maharashtra Assembly Elections. Uddhav Thackeray said that on 17th November we have sought permission for Shiv Sena's meeting at Shivaji Park, lakhs of Shiv Sainiks will come there. It will be Balasaheb's death anniversary.

07 November,2024 02:25 PM IST
Maharashtra Election 2024: Congress vs BJP on Rashmi Shukla's transfer

Maharashtra Election 2024: Congress vs BJP on Rashmi Shukla's transfer

The Election Commission of India on Monday ordered the transfer of Maharashtra DGP Rashmi Shukla following complaints by political parties, including Congress, ahead of the Maharashtra Election 2024. Ashish Shelar and Vijay Wadettiwar react to Rashmi Shukla's transfer The directive came in response to demands from opposition parties for the transfer of DGP Rashmi Shukla, who they accused of showing favouritism towards the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and raised concerns that her role could compromise the integrity of the election process. Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar and Maharashtra LoP & Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar reacted to the news. Take a look.

04 November,2024 02:41 PM IST
Maharashtra Elections 2024: Devendra Fadnavis prepares for nomination filing

Maharashtra Elections 2024: Devendra Fadnavis prepares for nomination filing

Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis will be filing nomination today as BJP candidate from Nagpur South West Assembly constituency, for the Maharashtra Elections 2024. Visuals from his residence in Nagpur emerged as he prepared for his nomination. His family applied tilak on his forehead and performed aarti to wish him luck.

25 October,2024 12:46 PM IST
INDIA Bloc slams One Nation, One Election', Calls it impractical & unrealistic

INDIA Bloc slams One Nation, One Election', Calls it impractical & unrealistic

Opposition parties have strongly criticized the Union government's 'One Nation, One Election' proposal, deeming it "impractical and unrealistic." The Cabinet recently approved this initiative, which aims to synchronize Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, while also planning to conduct urban body and panchayat polls within 100 days. Critics argue that such a sweeping electoral reform could undermine the democratic process, disrupt local governance, and diminish voter engagement in regional issues. They contend that elections are vital to reflecting the diverse needs and aspirations of different states and localities. The proposal, based on a report from a high-level committee led by former President Ram Nath Kovind, has sparked significant debate, with opponents asserting that it prioritizes political convenience over the interests of the nation. As the government pushes forward, the opposition remains steadfast in its opposition, calling for a more nuanced approach to electoral reforms that respects the federal structure of the country.

19 September,2024 01:20 PM IST
J&K Assembly elections: Kashmiri  Pandits cast vote - WATCH

J&K Assembly elections: Kashmiri Pandits cast vote - WATCH

Kashmiri Pandit migrants in Udhampur eagerly participated in the first phase of the J&K Assembly elections, casting their votes at a special polling station set up at ITI College. This election marked a significant moment for the community, which has faced a long wait of over three decades to exercise their democratic rights. With 904 migrants registered to vote, the atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm and determination. Tight security measures were implemented to ensure a smooth and safe voting process. Para-military forces and J&K Police were deployed around the polling stations, reflecting the authorities’ commitment to creating a secure environment for voters. As voting unfolded across 24 constituencies—16 in Kashmir and 8 in Jammu—the presence of Kashmiri Pandits at the polls symbolized hope and resilience for their community in a historic moment of civic engagement.

18 September,2024 03:06 PM IST
J&K Assembly elections: Voting begins for the 1st phase amid tight security

J&K Assembly elections: Voting begins for the 1st phase amid tight security

Polling for the first phase of the J&K assembly elections commenced on September 18, with stringent security measures in place. Voting started at 7 am and will continue until 6 pm, as mandated by the Election Commission of India. A total of 24 assembly constituencies are participating in this phase, comprising 16 seats from the Kashmir region and 8 from Jammu. Initially, 486 candidates filed their nominations for 40 constituencies by the deadline of September 12. Following scrutiny on September 13, 449 nominations were validated. After the withdrawal of 34 candidates, 415 contenders remain for this phase of the election. Overall, 873 candidates are vying for 90 assembly seats across three phases. In addition to the 219 candidates for the first phase, there are 239 candidates for 26 seats in the second phase, and 415 candidates for 40 seats in the final phase. The second and third phases of polling are scheduled for September 25 and October 1, respectively. This election cycle marks a significant step in the democratic process for the region, attracting considerable attention from both local and national observers.

18 September,2024 12:03 PM IST
Atishi to become the new CM of Delhi - WATCH VIDEO

Atishi to become the new CM of Delhi - WATCH VIDEO

Atishi will be Delhi’s new Chief Minister, as announced following a legislative party meeting chaired by Arvind Kejriwal at his residence. Kejriwal, who is set to resign later today, will meet Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena at 4:30 pm. Atishi, a key figure in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), is the third woman to assume this role in Delhi’s history, following Sheila Dikshit and Sushma Swaraj. At 43, she has been a prominent member of AAP, which has made significant strides in Indian politics despite its smaller size compared to long-established parties. Her previous roles in the Delhi government include handling finance and education portfolios, highlighting her extensive experience and leadership within the party. Her appointment marks a new chapter for Delhi's governance as AAP continues to shape the city's political landscape. Watch video. 

17 September,2024 01:32 PM IST
WATCH: Tejaswi & Himanta's war of words as former uses racist remark for latter

WATCH: Tejaswi & Himanta's war of words as former uses racist remark for latter

In Assam, political unrest has followed a recent decision by the state assembly. The assembly decided to cancel a two-hour break for Namaz, which had been set aside to ease government work. This move was approved by all MLAs. Tejashwi Yadav, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, criticized Assam’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, calling him the ‘Chinese version of Yogi’—a reference to Indian Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Yadav’s comment implies a negative comparison between the two leaders. In response, Chief Minister Sarma dismissed Yadav’s remarks, stating that his administration will continue its work regardless of criticism. He emphasized that the focus should remain on progress rather than reacting to comments.

01 September,2024 01:19 PM IST

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