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TDP's Lokesh confident Amaravathi will remain people's capital - Vimarsana News

TDP's Lokesh confident Amaravathi will remain people's capital

Telugu Desam Party (TDP) National General Secretary Nara Lokesh, on Friday expressed confidence that Amaravati will certainly win the battle and will remain the people's capital.

YLE: Finns Party overtakes Social Democrats as second most popular party - Vimarsana News

YLE: Finns Party overtakes Social Democrats as second most popular party

YLE’s latest opinion poll foreshadows an exciting election day, with the three parties vying for the premiership separated by no more than 1.1 percentage points.

National Coalition's lead has shrunk to 0.6 points, shows poll by HS - Vimarsana News

National Coalition's lead has shrunk to 0.6 points, shows poll by HS

Helsingin Sanomat’s latest poll shows that support for the right-wing opposition party has dropped by a full percentage point, leaving it with a 0.6-point lead over the Finns Party and Social Democrats.

Mamata Banerjee scared of losing people's support: BJP West Bengal President - Vimarsana News

Mamata Banerjee scared of losing people's support: BJP West Bengal President

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) West Bengal President Sukanta Majumdar said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is scared that she would lose people's support.

Xi's revamp of National People's Congress ensures direct control over politics, military and economy - Vimarsana News

Xi's revamp of National People's Congress ensures direct control over politics, military and economy

At the annual gathering of China's People's Congress, which concluded Monday, Xi introduced a series of sweeping changes in the country's regulatory framework, allowing the party's top leaders to assert more direct control over financial policy and bank regulation.