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The least number of 14 nominations were received from one constituency in Tripura, while Nanded seat in Maharashtra received a maximum of 92 nominations, the poll authority said. A total of 2,633 nominations were filed for 88 constituencies across 12 states and UTs going for polls in phase two.

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He is fighting both the BJP and the Congress, one nationally and the other locally. In a chat with KR Balasubramanyam, the CPM leader, 78, predicted the INDIA bloc would do well riding on the “anti-BJP” momentum in several states.

India News: Kerala's upcoming Lok Sabha elections witness heightened political fervor, with key battles between LDF and UDF candidates like Rahul Gandhi and Shash

Lok Sabha Elections News: Kerala's upcoming Lok Sabha elections witness heightened political fervor, with key battles between LDF and UDF candidates like Rahul Gandhi and Shash

PC George: All You Need to Know About Kerala Legislator for 33 Years Arrested for Hate Speech : #RashtraNews #George #Kerala #Legislator #Years #Arrested #Hate #Speech Plathottathil Chacko George, known as PC George, who was taken into custody by police from his residence in Erattupetta in Kottayam district on Sunday for his alleged controversial remarks

Kollam (Kerala), Mar 28 (PTI) Police here have filed two cases against several persons in connection with the protests faced by the BJP candidate for the Kollam Lok Sabha seat, G Krishnakumar, when he visited an educational institution in the district for canvassing.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor faces tough competition in Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha constituency from BJPs Rajeev Chandrasekhar and LDFs Pannian Raveendran. Tharoor relies on his influence, while BJP sees Chandrasekhars development focus as key. LDF believes Pannians accessibility will sway voters. Candidates engage in door-to-door campaigns and events, emphasizing development and their suitability for the constituency.

As the heat of summer intensifies, the battle for Keralas Kollam Lok Sabha seat heats up between incumbent RSP leader N K Premachandran, LDFs M Mukesh, and BJPs G Krishnakumar. Mukesh, a film-star-turned-politician, connects well with voters, while Premachandran emphasizes secularism and denies rumors of switching parties. BJP enters the fray with Krishnakumar, aiming to tap into the constituencys Hindu majority and fishermen community.

Leaders meeting in Lilongwe said pledges to the Loss and Damage Fund shouldn't be delayed.