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Front leaders have even alleged that while giving priority to the alliance with Congress, CPI(M) has ignored the strength of its own partners | Kolkata News

The CPI-M-led Left Front in West Bengal on Friday announced the names of two more Lok Sabha candidates from the state, from Arambagh and Jhargram.With this, the Left Front has announced candidates for 23 out of 42 constituencies in the ...

Former Tripura Chief Minister and the BJP candidate for the Tripura West Lok Sabha seat, Biplab Kumar Deb, claimed on Friday that veteran CPI-M leader Manik Sarkar is not willing to vote for Congress candidate Ashish Kumar Saha, who is also ...

As chief minister, he has failed to keep the promises he made as an anti-corruption crusader. Delhi is today unliveable because Kejriwal talked a lot and did precious little

A new political equation has emerged in the hills of North Bengal after the Ajoy Edwards-founded Hamro Party on Thursday announced its support for the Congress-led INDIA bloc.Speaking to mediapersons, Edwards said that his party will support ...

The TMC’s decision to be on its own hurts the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance while providing a leg-up to the BJP.

The Left Front on Thursday complained to the West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) that the Kolkata Police was unnecessarily creating hurdles for the CPI-M candidate from Kolkata-Dakshin Saira Shah Halim from leading a small campaign ...

Nisith Pramaniks political journey in Cooch Behar reflects shifting dynamics, from defeating TMC in 2019 to facing a four-cornered fight in the upcoming polls amidst complex alliances and rising tensions.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Much water have flown down Torsha and Jaldhaka, the two main rivers in the northern Bengal district of Cooch Behar, since junior Union minister and BJP's incumbent Nisith Pramanik swung nearly 32 per cent votes to dislodge the Trinamool Congress from this SC-reserved Lok Sabha seat in 2019. India News | Cooch Behar: Violence, Latent Complexities Likely to Seal Nisith Pramanik's Fate on Rajbanshi Land.

“See the crowd. This is the resurgence of CPI(M) in Bengal, a confident Mohammed Salim told THE WEEK. His nomination in Murshidabad, a district where 63 per cent of the voters belong to the minority community, will undoubtedly pose a substantial challenge to the TMC candidate and the incumbent MP, Abu Thaher Khan