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Description: Rahul Gandhi concluded his two-day visit to the poll-bound Telangana on Friday. Gandhi took out marches in the state and addressed public meetings.

MP poll of polls: big win predicted for BJP,  Congress may end as distant 2nd in largely bipolar fight

MP poll of polls: big win predicted for BJP,  Congress may end as distant 2nd in largely bipolar fight

Shivraj Singh Chauhan govt is set to return in Madhya Pradesh for a second consecutive term as at leaat two exit polls have predicted a thumping win for the saffron party.&nbsp;

Most exit polls have predicted an advantage for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, where voting was held on November 17 for the 230-member assembly.&nbsp;
While the BJP is in power in the Madhya Pradesh assembly, Jan Ki Baat exit poll predicted that the saffron party would get 100-123 seats and the Congress 102-125 seats. In the largely bipolar contest, each of the parties would need 116 seats to form the government.
Republic TV-Matrize forecast 118-130 seats for the BJP and 97-107 for the Congress, essentially forecasting continuation of Shivraj Singh Chauhan as the chief minister.&nbsp;
But Today's Chanakya predicted a massive victory for the BJP, forecasting that the saffron party would get 151 (plus minus 12 seats) and the Congress 74 (plus minus 12 seats).
The India Today Axis My India too predicted the ruling party to bag between 140-162 seats while Congress may settle between 68-90 seats.&nbsp;
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Poll of polls: Congress has an edge in Telangana, KCR may fall short of getting 3rd term as CM

Most Exit polls have predicted that Congress has an advantage in Telangana where 60 seats are required to form the government. Most exit polls said the Congress is likely to sail through without any support.

Most exit polls have predicted an edge to the Congress in Telangana where it is pitted against the ruling BRS led by chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.&nbsp;
For the southern state, while India TV-CNX forecast 63-79 seats for the Congress, 31-47 for the BRS, 2-4 for the BJP and 5-7 for the AIMIM in the 116-member assembly where 60 seats are needed to form the government.&nbsp;
Jan Ki Baat forecast that the Congress would get 48-64 seats, the BRS would fall short of majority with 40-55, and the BJP 7-13 and AIMIM 4-7.&nbsp;
While the Republic TV-Matrize predicted that the Congress would get 58-68 seats, BRS 46-56, BJP 4-9 and AIMIM 5-9, the TV9 Bharatvarsh Polstrat stated that the Congress would get 49-59 seats and the BRS would get 48-58.

Amit Shah addressed a rally in Kolkata on November 29 with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in West Bengal.

'No one can stop CAA': Amit Shah launches BJP's 2024 campaign for West Bengal

Amit Shah addressed a rally in Kolkata on November 29 with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in West Bengal.

Home Minister Amit Shah asserted on Wednesday that the Central government will implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and no one can stop it.
Addressing a big rally here to launch the BJP's Lok Sabha campaign, Shah launched a blistering attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the issues of appeasement, infiltration, corruption and political violence, alleging she has "destroyed" the state.
Banerjee has been opposing the CAA due to her support to infiltration, he asserted, adding that a state with so much infiltration cannot develop.
He urged people to throw out her government by electing the BJP in the next assembly polls in 2026 and asked them to lay its foundation by supporting the party in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
He said, "Give so many seats to the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls that Modi ji says I have become PM due to Bengal." The Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress won the last assembly polls by "rigging" but the BJP jumped to 77 seats from zero, he said, calling upon people to end the TMC's alleged misrule of corruption, infiltration, and political violence by electing a government conducive to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's agenda of development.
Lauding the turnout at the rally, he said this indicates the people's mood and claimed that the BJP will come to power with two-thirds majority in the state in 2026.
The BJP's performance in the state in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls will create the foundation of its win in the assembly polls, he said.
Turning to the contentious CAA issue, he said Banerjee has been opposing it but it is a law of the country and no one can stop its implementation, which has been in a limbo as the central government is yet to frame its rules amid the opposition's strong stand against the law.
Parliament had passed the law in 2019 They, Shah said in a reference to the intended beneficiaries of the law, have as much a right to citizenship as anyone else. Banerjee has once stalled Parliament over the issue of infiltration but she is now keeping mum, he said, claiming that no one can infiltrate into Assam after the BJP was voted to power in the state.
"Assam has done a commendable job in stopping infiltration. But in West Bengal, infiltration persists due to the TMC government's vote-bank politics. Mamata Banerjee is opposing CAA, but let me say it clearly that CAA will be implemented in the country. No one can stop the implementation of CAA," Shah declared.
Hitting out at Banerjee over the suspension of the Leader of Opposition in Bengal assembly Suvendu Adhikari, he said she may try to silence him but cannot silence people of the state.
Her time as the state's chief minister is over, he said, often referring to her as 'didi'.
Shah dared Banerjee to suspend from her party some of its leaders arrested in corruption cases and said she cannot do it as she apprehended that they may implicate her nephew, a reference to MP Abhishek Banerjee.
"The people of Bengal are fed up with the cut money and syndicates of TMC," he said.
The home minister said as many as 212 BJP workers have been killed in West Bengal in political violence and added that people will avenge these murders with their votes in the 2026 assembly polls.
Banerjee has destroyed West Bengal, Shah alleged, citing political violence, corruption, appeasement in state. The state's development is Modi's top priority but it can only happen when there is a government conducive to the prime minister's agenda, he said.
He urged people to ensure a big win for the BJP in the Lok Sabha polls.
"We must ensure that the BJP forms the next government in West Bengal. To achieve this, we must win the maximum number of Lok Sabha seats from the state in the next Parliamentary elections," Shah emphasised, echoing sentiments expressed during an April rally when he set a target of winning over 35 seats in the state.
The union minister was addressing the rally at the historic Esplanade, with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in the state. The party had won 18, its highest ever, of the state's 42 seats in 2019.
At the rally Shah was joined by the state party leadership and Union ministers from the state.&nbsp;

The union minister was addressing the rally at the historic Esplanade, with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in the state. The party had won 18, its highest ever, of the state's 42 seats in 2019.

Amit Shah's pitch for 'Modi as PM again' on Mamata Banerjee's home ground

The union minister was addressing the rally at the historic Esplanade, with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in the state. The party had won 18, its highest ever, of the state's 42 seats in 2019.


The union minister was addressing the rally at the historic Esplanade, with an eye on setting the tone for the party's Lok Sabha campaign in the state. The party had won 18, its highest ever, of the state's 42 seats in 2019.

Amit Shah sounded the poll bugle for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in Kolkata on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Attacking the ruling TMC and Mamata Banerjee, Amit Shah said that if Bengal wants to uproot the 'corrupt' party from the state then it has to elect Narendra Modi as prime minister again in 2024.&nbsp;
He said the process of removing Mamata Banerjee from power in the 2026 West Bengal elections has to begin with the election of Modi as PM again in 2024.&nbsp;
Shah also targeted the Bengal chief minister for opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act and accused her of minority appeasement.&nbsp;

Voting for the 119-member Assembly in Telangana has began.

Telangana polls: voting begins for 119-member Assembly, 2,290 candidates in fray

Voting for the 119-member Assembly in Telangana has begun.

Voting has begun to elect 119 members to the Telangana Legislative Assembly.
Voters would exercise their franchise in 35,655 polling stations set up across the state. There are 3.26 crore eligible voters in the state.
As many as 2,290 contestants are in the fray for the upcoming elections, including Chief Minister K Chandrasekar Rao, his son KT Rama Rao, state Congress president A Revanth Reddy and BJP Lok Sabha members Bandi Sanjay Kumar and D Arvind.
BRS has fielded candidates in all 119 seats. As per the seat-sharing agreement, BJP and actor Pawan Kalyan-headed Jana Sena are contesting in 111 and 8 seats respectively, while Congress has given one seat to its ally CPI, and fighting from 118 others.
Asaduddin Owaisi-led AIMIM has put up candidates in nine segments in the city.
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Politicians and actors lineup to vote for the Telangana Assembly elections.

Telangana polls: Owaisi, Azharuddin, Allu Arjun, Jr NTR line up to vote

Politicians and actors line up to vote for the Telangana Assembly elections.

As the polling for the Telangana Assembly elections began on 30th November, political leaders and actors lined up to exercise their right to vote.
BRS leader KT Rama Rao, BJP's G Kishan Reddy and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi cast their votes in Hyderabad, while Congress leader Revanth Reddy voted in Kodangal.
Former cricketer and Congress candidate Mohammad Azharuddin cast his vote in Hyderabad.
Several actors, including Chiranjeevi, Allu Arjun and Srikanth also reached polling booths to cast their vote.
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An adorable video of a little girl's plea to Telangana Minister KT Rama Rao for Disneyland in Hyderabad goes viral

Telangana minister KT Rama Rao responds to little girl’s adorable request, watch

An adorable video of a little girl's plea to Telangana Minister KT Rama Rao for Disneyland in Hyderabad goes viral

A heartwarming video featuring a little girl's adorable request to Telangana Minister KT Rama Rao has taken the internet by storm.&nbsp;
The viral video, posted on X by Surendra Vinayakam, the father of the little girl, showcases a sweet plea for Disneyland to be brought to Hyderabad. Alongside the video, Vinayakam wrote, "My daughter's request to KTR on Telangana Elections."
&nbsp;In the footage, the girl affectionately addresses the minister as 'KTR mama' and earnestly asks if he could consider bringing the enchanting world of Disneyland to Hyderabad.
Upon coming across the heart-melting video, Minister KT Rama Rao promptly shared it with his followers and responded with warmth, saying, "Can&rsquo;t promise beta but will try my best."&nbsp;
The video, uploaded on November 28, has rapidly gained widespread attention, amassing over 300K views. The heartwarming plea has struck a chord with viewers, earning more than 4K likes and a multitude of comments expressing delight at the little girl's innocent request.
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The Election Commission has asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana.

EC asks Cong's Karnataka govt to stop ads in poll-bound Telangana

The Election Commission has asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana.

The Election Commission on Monday asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements about its work in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana and sought an explanation from it for not seeking prior approval as mandated under the poll code.
Earlier in the day, the BJP lodged a complaint with the Commission in the matter, alleging that the Congress has violated the Representation of the People Act and the Model Code of Conduct with its government in Karnataka putting out advertisements in the Telangana media with an eye on the November 30 assembly polls there. The BRS too approached the poll panel on the issue.
In a letter to the Karnataka chief secretary, the Commission said the state government did not obtain prior approval from it for publishing the advertisements, an action violative of the poll code instructions issued to central and state governments years ago.
It also said the publication of any such advertisement by the government of Karnataka in Telangana should stop with immediate effect till necessary approvals are taken by the state government from the Commission.
It has sought an explanation by 5 pm on Tuesday on the circumstances which led to the violation of the Commission's Model Code of Conduct (MCC) instructions.
In its letter, the Commission also asked why disciplinary action should not be taken against the secretary-in-charge of the Department of Information and Public Relations for violations of procedure as required under MCC instructions.
In the past, the Commission had observed that certain advertisements highlighting welfare schemes and achievements of the central and state governments were being published by some non-poll-going states in the newspapers in poll-bound states.
The Commission had considered this to be a violation of the spirit of the Model Code of Conduct.
In 2013, it had directed that, in future, all such advertisements issued by non-poll-going states during the Model Code of Conduct period would be forwarded to the Commission for clearance before they are sent for publication in newspapers having editions or circulation in the poll-bound states.
Assembly polls are due in Telangana on November 30, with the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), the Congress and the BJP locked in a keen battle.
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Rapido has announced free rides for voters in Hyderabad on Election Day.

Telangana polls: Rapido offers free rides to 2600 polling booths in Hyderabad

Rapido has announced free rides for voters in Hyderabad on Election Day.

Ride-sharing platform, Rapido on Monday announced the launch of free rides to over 2,600 polling stations in the city on November 30, to help voters.
A press release from the firm said, the initiative reflects Rapido&rsquo;s commitment to boosting voter turnout in Telangana, particularly among its predominantly young user base.
Rapido&rsquo;s Co-founder Pavan Guntupalli, said &ldquo;India&rsquo;s democracy is its biggest highlight, and we are proud to be the disruptors in making every vote count. We urge people to participate in greater numbers to cast their vote without worrying about transportation. By facilitating free bike rides on Election Day, we intend to encourage citizens to exercise their right to vote.&rdquo;
Recognizing transportation as a critical factor in voter participation, Rapido&rsquo;s offer of free rides aims to boost widespread participation in the election process, ensuring that many can actively partake in the festival of democracy, the release added.&nbsp;
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The Madhya Pradesh unit of Congress has filed a complaint with the State Election Commission accusing the Balaghat collector of opening postal ballots before the counting day on December 3.

MP Elections: Congress accuses election official of opening postal ballots

The Madhya Pradesh unit of Congress has filed a complaint with the State Election Commission accusing the Balaghat collector of opening postal ballots before the counting day on December 3.

&nbsp;The Congress on Monday submitted a memorandum to the Madhya Pradesh chief electoral officer seeking action against the Balaghat collector for allegedly taking postal ballots out of the strong room and indulging in malpractice.
Assembly polls were held in MP on November 17, while votes will be counted on December 3.
Chief electoral officer Anupam Rajan denied the allegations and said local Congress leaders have expressed satisfaction at the procedure.
"The service votes (postal ballots) were being segregated Assembly wise by taking them out from the strong room in the presence of authorized Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party agents. These were kept in the boxes meant for it," Rajan told PTI.
A total 429 service votes of Baihar, 553 of Lanjhi, 452 of Paraswada, 1308 of Balaghat, 391 of Waraseoni and 126 of Katangi were segregated in the presence of authorized agents, he added.
JP Dhanopia, Congress vice president and the party's in charge of the Election Commission, in the memorandum, alleged postal ballots were taken out from the treasury room and handed over to staffers who were handling it in the way they wished.
Therefore, their (postal ballots) sanctity is under suspicion now, Dhanopia said, and sought the suspension of Balaghat Collector Girish Chandra Mishra and all the employees associated with the process.
Mishra, in a statement issued by the public relations department of the collectorate, said the strong room, which has been created in the local tehsil office, was opened in the presence of authorised polling agents of parties to segregate incoming postal ballots.
As per the process, ballots coming in through the Electronically Transmitted Postal Ballot System (ETBPS) from various districts are segregated Assembly wise at 3 pm every day after opening the strong room, he said.
It is then carefully placed in bundles as per rules laid down by the Election Commission, he was quoted as saying.
The statement from the collector further said someone shot a video of the process and circulated it to cause confusion.
Action will be taken under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code for deliberate disobedience of order duly promulgated by a public servant empowered to do so, it added.
Meanwhile, taking serious note of the matter, the divisional commissioner suspended nodal officer Himmat Singh on Monday evening for negligence in conducting the process, an official said.
In a video statement, Congress city unit president Shafkat Khan said the issue was the result of some confusion and his party was satisfied with the process after receiving an explanation and clarification from poll authorities.
Poll agents of the Congress and other parties also signed a letter and submitted it to the election officials in which details of the entire process of segregating postal ballots were mentioned.
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Rahul Gandhi concluded his two-day visit to the poll-bound Telangana on Friday. Gandhi took out marches in the state and addressed public meetings. 

Rahul Gandhi attempts to make Dosa in poll-bound Telangana | Watch

Rahul Gandhi concluded his two-day visit to the poll-bound Telangana on Friday. Gandhi took out marches in the state and addressed public meetings.&nbsp;

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was on a two-day visit to poll-bound Telangana, showcased his culinary talents at a local eatery in the state during his 'Vijayabheri Yatra', that he undertook to connect with the masses in the state.
A video of Gandhi, attempting to make a dosa was shared by the party's social media handle.&nbsp;
In the video, the former Congress chief is seen preparing the south-Indian delicacy dosa alongside the community.
The cart owner is seen guiding the Wayanad MP through the process.&nbsp;
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Counting of votes for Mizoram Assembly rescheduled 

Counting of votes for Mizoram Assembly rescheduled: report

Counting of votes for Mizoram Assembly rescheduled: report

The counting was earlier scheduled for December 3, along that in four other states -- Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Telangana - where assembly polls were held last month.

The counting of votes in Mizoram will take place on December 4, a day after it was originally scheduled, the Election Commission said on Friday.
It said the decision was taken following representations from various quarters requesting for a change in the date of counting from December 3 on the ground that Sunday holds a special significance for the people of Mizoram, a Christian-majority state.
"The Commission, having considered these representations, has decided to revise the date of counting for the General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Mizoram from 3rd December, 2023 (Sunday) to 4th December, 2023 (Monday)," it stated.
The counting was earlier scheduled for December 3, along that in four other states -- Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Telangana - where assembly polls were held last month.

In The India Story, Vikram Chandra analyses exit poll predictions in five states. He also speaks to minister Bhupender Yadav on India's expectations at COP28.&nbsp;

The India Story| Who has the edge in Assembly Elections 2023?

In The India Story, Vikram Chandra analyses exit poll predictions in five states. He also speaks to minister Bhupender Yadav on India's expectations at COP28.&nbsp;

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Voting in five states-MP, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram is completed. Before the counting of votes begins on Sunday, Vikram Chandra discusses the crucial state elections, a semi-final of sorts before the 2024 general elections, with experts Sanjay Kumar from Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, and senior journalists Nalini Singh and Kingshuk Nag.&nbsp;
A government inquiry committee will investigate serious allegations by the US accusing an Indian of having a hand in a foiled plot to assassinate a US-based Khalistani terrorist, assumed to be Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. These allegations have surfaced months after Canadian PM Justin Trudeau accused Indian officials of playing a role in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. What are the geo-political implications of this development and how will it affect the India-US relations in the future? Lisa Curtis and former Ambassador to the US Arun Kumar Singh explain.
And an exclusive interview with India&rsquo;s environment minister Bhupender Yadav on India&rsquo;s agenda at the all-important climate summit, COP28 which has just begun in Dubai.&nbsp;

There is a chance that Congress or BJP may be instrumental in deciding which of the two leading regional parties in Mizoram form the govt this time. Poll of polls show a close race between MNF and ZPM

Poll of polls predict close fight between regional parties MNF and ZPM

There is a chance that Congress or BJP may be instrumental in deciding which of the two leading regional parties in Mizoram form the govt this time. Poll of polls show a close race between MNF and ZPM

Exit polls indicate a possibility of a hung House in Mizoram with Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) locked in a close race with the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF). The Congress and the BJP were shown lagging behind in the northeastern state.
In Mizoram, while India TV-CNX said the MNF would get 14-18 seats, ZPM 12-16, Congress 8-10 and BJP 0-2 in the 40-member House, ABP News-C Voter said MNF would get 15-21, ZPM 12-18 and Congress 2-8.
Jan Ki Baat said the MNF would get 10-14 seats, ZPM 15-25 seats, Congress 5-9 and the BJP 0-2.
While Republic Matrize said the MNF would get 17-22, ZPM 7-12, Congress 7-10 and BJP 1-2, Times Now-ETG gave 14-18 seats to the MNF, 10-14 to the ZPM, 9-13 to the Congress and 0-2 to the BJP.&nbsp;
(with PTI inputs)

Poll of polls: Congress likely to retain Chhattisgarh, most polls show Baghel set for second term

Bhupesh Baghel is set to retain power in Chhattisgarh for a second term with most exit polls predicting that the Congress will sail above the majority mark of 46.&nbsp;

Multiple exit poll results have shown that the recent voting in Chhattisgarh is likely to see Congress retaining power. The Bhupesh Baghel government may slide over the majority mark but with a thin margin.&nbsp;
The India Today Axis-My India predicted that Congress is set to win between 40-50 seats, while BJP may secure between 36-46 seats and others may get five seats in 90-member assembly.
While Congress needs at least 46 seats to ensure Bhupesh Baghel becomes chief minister for a second term, the ABP News-C Voter predicted that the grand old party is likely to get between 41-53 seats and rival BJP is likely to manage between 36-48 seats.&nbsp;
The Jan Ki Baat News 24 also gave Congress a majority with the party predicted to get between 42-53 seats while BJP is likely to get somewhere between 34-45 seats. Today's Chanakya gave 57 seats to Congress while BJP is predicted to fall shot of majority by 13 seats. The voting results are out on December 3.
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Poll of polls: tight race in Rajasthan, revolving door tradition likely to stay

He may be a Congress' veteran strategist and incumbent CM, but exit polls predict Ashok Gehlot won't be able to break revolving door tradition which Rajasthan has witnessed since 1993.

The revolving door tradition is likely to stay if most exit polls on Rajasthan are to come true with pollsters predicting a neck-to-neck battle between the Opposition BJP and the Congress which is ruling the state.&nbsp;&nbsp;
India Today-Axis My India forecast a tight race, predicting 86-106 seats for the Congress, 80-100 seats for the BJP and others 9-18 in the 200-member assembly.
Jan Ki Baat pollsters forecast that the BJP would get 100-122 and 62-85 for the Congress where the majority mark is 100 as voting was held for 199 seats on November 25.&nbsp;
TV9 Bharatvarsh Polstrat predicted 100-110 for the BJP and 90-100 for the Congress.
Times Now ETG poll predicted 108-128 seats for the BJP and 56-72 for the Congress in Rajasthan.
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