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Assam: Bodoland witnesses fight of prestige unfolding between BJP and its former ally BPF SECTIONS Share Synopsis The verbal volley between the Assam finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Hagrama has resulted in Election commission banning Sarma for 48 hours after finding that his comments he violated the Model Code of conduct (MCC). Later the duration was reduced to 24 hours after the minister tender apology. ANI Rebel turned politician Hagrama Mohilary’s BPF has a liking for treasury bench. It’s a fight of prestige between the friend turned foe, Bodoland People's Front (BPF) and BJP ...

India News: GUWAHATI: Bodoland Peoples Front (BPF) candidate Rangja Khungur Basumatary on Thursday joined the BJP ahead of the third phase of poll in Assam when t.

Bodoland Peoples Front candidate joins BJP in the midst of polls in Assam BPF is an ally of the opposition Congress in Assam, where two out of the slated three phased poll got over on Thursday. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI GUWAHATI: Bodoland Peoples Front (BPF) candidate Rangja Khungur Basumatary Thursday joined BJP ahead of the third phase of poll in Assam when the constituency in which he is a contestant is slated to go to the poll. Basumatary had reportedly gone missing for two days and at around midnight on Wednesday, senior BJP leader Himanta Biswa Sarma had tweeted that he...

PatnaDaily Always on short rations Ram Das is sad. Babu at the fair price shop has asked him to collect his rations only next month when fresh supply is expected. Das was made Red Card (a kind of BPL card) only after he sold his “Kali” (goat) and stumped up Rs. 200 to a local “netaji”. His Red Card contained few human errors and he was entitled to rations less than sufficient for his household. He tried to get them rectified but babus at SDO office wanted monetary oiling and as he could do none he had to helplessly put up with the perennial loss.

PatnaDaily Always on short rations Ram Das is sad. Babu at the fair price shop has asked him to collect his rations only next month when fresh supply is expected. Das was made Red Card (a kind of BPL card) only after he sold his “Kali” (goat) and stumped up Rs. 200 to a local “netaji”. His Red Card contained few human errors and he was entitled to rations less than sufficient for his household. He tried to get them rectified but babus at SDO office wanted monetary oiling and as he could do none he had to helplessly put up with the perennial loss.