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Municipal elections will be held in Dharamshala, Palampur, Solan and Mandi on party symbols.

Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole. (File photo) MUMBAI: Maharashtra Congresss parliamentary board will meet in Mumbai on February 23 to discuss the prevailing political situation in the state and the partys preparedness for the forthcoming local bodies polls. During the meeting, convened by state Congress chief Nana Patole, the party also will finalise its strategy for an agitation against the Centres new farm laws and fuel price rise, a statement issued the state Congress unit here said....

Gujarat local polls | Congress offers property tax waiver, mohalla clinics Updated: Updated: People are deprived of basic amenities like proper roads, drinking water, it says. Share Article People are deprived of basic amenities like proper roads, drinking water, it says. The Gujarat Congress on Thursday announced major sops in its manifesto for civic polls offering waiver of property tax and promising to create free Wi-Fi zones and parking places in six cities which are going for the local el...

YSR Congress leaders accuse SEC of harassment Updated: Updated: Official machinery unduly scared of SEC, feels the ruling party Share Article AAA YSRC senior leader Y.V. Subba Reddy addressing the media during the day-long party conclave in Tirupati on February 6, ahead of the Panchayat Raj elections. Advisor to government Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, Ministers Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy, K. Narayanaswamy, M.Gowtham Reddy and APIIC Chairperson R.K.Roja to be seen.   Official machinery unduly ...

Andhra Pradesh government had wanted polls to be deferred because of Covid (File) Hyderabad: Hours after the Supreme Court dismissed a plea by the Andhra Pradesh government to defer February panchayat polls because of the Covid pandemic, the Chief Secretary of the State wrote to the Union Health Secretary to highlight "logistical problems" of conducting an election while frontline workers - including police and polling officials - have yet to be vaccinated. In his letter, Aditya Nath Das said ...