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Election Commission announces poll dates for Karnataka; Voting on 10th May and results on 13th May - Vimarsana News

Election Commission announces poll dates for Karnataka; Voting on 10th May and results on 13th May

The term and strength alongwith seats reserved for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes of the Assembly Constituency of Karnataka, as determined by the Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 2008, are as under:Name of State

Assembly Elections: What Works in One State Does Not in Another - Vimarsana News

Assembly Elections: What Works in One State Does Not in Another

Arvind Kejriwal’s success in Punjab cannot be replicated in Uttar Pradesh or Bihar.

Source: thewire.in
Watch | How Pink Sandstone Mining Has Turned a UP Village Into Living Hell - Vimarsana News

Watch | How Pink Sandstone Mining Has Turned a UP Village Into Living Hell

Two key projects of the BJP, the Ram temple in Ayodhya and the Kashi-Vishwanath project in Varanasi, will use these stones. Villagers have been bearing the brunt of increased mining operations.

Source: thewire.in
In O.P. Rajbhar's Zahoorabad, Caste and Religion Allegiances Have Turned on Their Head - Vimarsana News

In O.P. Rajbhar's Zahoorabad, Caste and Religion Allegiances Have Turned on Their Head

A straight contest between Rajbhar leaders is made interesting by a Muslim candidate. But support to a particular party in this seat travels through a web of factors.

Source: thewire.in
At UP's Mau, Abbas Ansari Vows to Win Votes Through Hearts - Vimarsana News

At UP's Mau, Abbas Ansari Vows to Win Votes Through Hearts

Mukhtar Ansari's son expresses confidence that he will win the polls with a bigger margin than the ruling BJP's vote share from the Mau seat.

Source: thewire.in