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The Hindu Lakhan Jarkiholi says Siddaramaiah will stay as Chief Minister for full five-year term
He dismisses speculation that the Congress government led by Siddaramaiah will collapse in June, after the Lok Sabha results
The Hindu No alliance with Congress in future in West Bengal, say two Left Front parties
The parties had agreed on an electoral understanding in West Bengal for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls but the Left Front failed to win a single seat
The Hindu Sensex recovers 3.2% on bargain buying
The Hindu Congress is playing the cards of religion and hatred, says Padmaja Venugopal
BJP will win more seats from the State in the future, says Padmaja
The Hindu A leg-up for eco-restoration on environment day
Officials remove exotic plant species inside a shola forest to ensure food and water availability for wild animals in Munnar
The Hindu Rashtriya Janata Dal gets highest vote share among parties in Bihar, while winning only four seats; 20 MPs from OBC, EBC groups
In 2019, the difference in vote share between the NDA and the Opposition was over 22 percentage points; in 2014, the gap was narrowed to nine percentage points; half of MPs are OBCs, EBCs, while six are Dalits.
The Hindu DMK retains Chennai South constituency, despite a dip in vote share
Among the six Assembly segments — Virugambakkam, Saidapet, T. Nagar, Mylapore, Velachery and Sholinganallur — that form a part of Chennai South constituency, voters of Saidapet and Sholinganallur contributed in a big way to the victory of DMK
The Hindu Lok Sabha election: Youth Congress blames Thrissur DCC for Murali’s third position
District leadership alienated people from the party and K. Muraleedharan had to face the consequence, YC leaders say. They demand the resignation of DCC president
The Hindu TDP hoists flag on Chandragiri fort after three decades
Naidu’s home constituency remained a hard nut to crack for TDP, with his younger brother Nara Rammurthy Naidu being the last candidate to win the Assembly seat on party ticket, way back in 1994
