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Shimla Municipal Corporation: 14 women bolstering it in House, Cong works combination to keep all happy - Vimarsana News

Shimla Municipal Corporation: 14 women bolstering it in House, Cong works combination to keep all happy

It is Houseful for the Congress with 24 councillors in the 34-member Shimla Municipal Corporation. A day after the Karnataka victory and a day before it declares its mayor and deputy mayor, here's a peek into the grand old party's new civic body composition

Shimla Civic Polls: AAP Draws Blank, Candidates Lose Their Deposits - Vimarsana News

Shimla Civic Polls: AAP Draws Blank, Candidates Lose Their Deposits

He party was contesting the civic body elections for the first time. Out of total 34 wards, AAP had fielded candidates from as many as 21 wards.

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India News | Shimla Civic Polls: BJP Looks to Retain Control, Congress Seeks to Consolidate Hold in Himachal Capital - Vimarsana News

India News | Shimla Civic Polls: BJP Looks to Retain Control, Congress Seeks to Consolidate Hold in Himachal Capital

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A little over 90,000 voters will determine the fate of 102 candidates from 34 wards contesting the Shimla Municipal Corporations elections, scheduled to be held on Tuesday. India News | Shimla Civic Polls: BJP Looks to Retain Control, Congress Seeks to Consolidate Hold in Himachal Capital.

Shimla Municipal Corporation Election Today: Litmus test as Cong looks to regain control; for BJP a battle of prestige - Vimarsana News

Shimla Municipal Corporation Election Today: Litmus test as Cong looks to regain control; for BJP a battle of prestige

102 candidates in fray from 34 wards, half of which are reserved for women; all wards fall in Asembly constituencies represented by Congress, including two by Cabinet ministers