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Meghalaya denies permission for PM rally at stadium, BJP fumes

BJP fumes after Meghalaya denies permission for PM rally at PA Sangma stadium

The PM was scheduled to participate in campaigning in Shillong and Tura on February 24.

The sports department of Meghalaya has denied permission to the BJP to host an election rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at P A Sangma Stadium in Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma&rsquo;s home constituency of South Tura, citing construction work at the venue.
The BJP, fuming over the development, alleged that the ruling National People&rsquo;s Party (NPP), along with the Trinamool Congress and other opposition parties, were trying to stall a &ldquo;wave of the saffron party&rdquo; in the state.
The PM was scheduled to participate in campaigning in Shillong and Tura on February 24.
&ldquo;The sports department has communicated that it will not be fit to host such a big gathering at the stadium as construction work is still going on and materials kept at the site may be of safety concerns. Therefore, an alternate venue at Alotgre cricket stadium is being considered,&rdquo; District Electoral Officer Swapnil Tembe told PTI.
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Halla Bol vs Maafi Mango: MVA, BJP take out protest rallies against each other in Mumbai | Watch

The foot march, which began from a company near J J Hospital at Byculla around noon, will conclude at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) in south Mumbai.

The opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi's (MVA) 'Halla Bol' protest march against the Eknath Shinde-led Maharashtra government over various issues began here on Saturday.
The foot march, which began from a company near J J Hospital at Byculla around noon, will conclude at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) in south Mumbai.
The protest has been organised to target the Eknath Shinde-Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the state on issues including the "insult" of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and social reformers Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Savitribai Phule by Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari and others through their remarks; the Maharashtra-Karnataka border dispute and projects from the state being shifted elsewhere.
The MVA protest is being seen as an attempt to rally the allies after the Uddhav Thackeray-led alliance government was toppled in June this year.
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Leaders and workers of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Congress had started gathering near the J J Hospital since morning. When the march started around noon, they were seen carrying banners, placards and images of Shivaji Maharaj and the Phules.
Talking to reporters before the march, senior NCP leader Sunil Tatkare said Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has insulted Maharashtra by staking claim to some parts of the state, even as the Shinde government has chosen not to react.
To counter the MVA's march, the BJP is also holding "Maafi Mango" protests in all the six parliamentary constituencies of Mumbai, accusing Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut of creating a controversy over the birthplace of Dr B R Ambedkar, and party leader Sushma Andhare of insulting Hindu deities and saints.
The BJP has demanded an apology from the MVA leaders, especially Uddhav Thackeray.
State Congress president Nana Patole said, "People's anger against the government will be expressed through the protest march, which is why BJP is indulging in gimmicks to divert the attention." The Thackeray-led faction of the Shiv Sena is locked in a legal battle to claim the bow and arrow election symbol of the party.

Election 2022: EC extends roadshow ban, with some easing in rules
 

Election 2022: EC extends roadshow ban, with some easing in rules for public meets, door-to-door campaigning | Covid Omicron 3rd wave

The new rules were announced following a meeting between the Election Commission and health and election officials from the 5 poll-bound states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Uttarakhand.

Election 2022: EC extends roadshow ban, with some easing in rules

Amid signals that the third wave of Covid-19 may be waning in many parts of India, the Election Commission eased some restrictions on campaigning for the upcoming polls. However, the ban on roadshows, padyatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies, and processions was reportedly extended till February 11. The first phase of voting is set to take place on February 10. The poll body has reportedly allowed relaxations for public meetings and door-to-door campaigning. Up to 1,000 people or 50% capacity of venue are now reportedly permitted for public meetings of candidates in designated open spaces. Earlier, the maximum number allowed was 500. For indoor meetings, up to 500 people or 50% of the capacity of the venue are now allowed, against 300 earlier. For door-to-door campaigning, the EC has reportedly permitted 20 people, excluding security. Earlier, the limit was 10. The new rules were announced following a meeting between the Election Commission and health and election officials from the 5 poll-bound states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Uttarakhand. The elections will begin on February 10, and results will be announced on March 10.
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Amid signals that the third wave of Covid-19 may be waning in many parts of India, the Election Commission eased some restrictions on campaigning for the upcoming polls.
However, the ban on roadshows, padyatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies, and processions was reportedly extended till February 11.&nbsp;The first phase of voting is set to take place on February 10.
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The poll body has reportedly allowed relaxations for public meetings and door-to-door campaigning.
Up to 1,000 people or 50% capacity of venue are now reportedly permitted for public meetings of candidates in designated open spaces. Earlier, the maximum number allowed was 500.&nbsp;For indoor meetings, up to 500 people or 50% of the capacity of the venue are now allowed, against 300 earlier.
For door-to-door campaigning, the EC has reportedly permitted 20 people, excluding security. Earlier, the limit was 10.
The new rules were announced following a meeting between the Election Commission and health and election officials from the 5 poll-bound states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Uttarakhand.
 The elections will begin on February 10, and results will be announced on March 10.

With the third wave of Covid-19 continuing in many parts of the country, the Election Commission extended the ban on physical rallies and roadshows in poll-bound states.

Election 2022: EC extends rally ban, with caveat. Relaxations for seats in phases 1 and 2 | Covid Omicron 3rd wave

The move came after the EC held a meeting with the Union Health Secretary and Chief Health Secretaries of the states heading for elections.

Election 2022: EC extends rally ban, with caveat. What new rules say

With the third wave of Covid-19 continuing in many parts of the country, the Election Commission extended the ban on physical rallies and roadshows in five poll-bound states. However, the EC added a caveat for constituencies going to polls in the first and second phases. The election watchdog has reportedly extended the rally ban till January 31. Certain relaxations have been allowed for the seats voting on February 10 and 14, as per reports. For phase 1, relaxations for public meetings have been allowed from January 28. This reportedly means that candidates will be able to do public meetings in designated open spaces with up to 500 people or 50% of the ground capacity or as per state rules. For the second phase, relaxations will be allowed from February 1. For door-to-door campaigning, the limit of 5 people has been raised to 10, excluding security personnel, as per reports.&nbsp; The move came after the EC held a meeting with the Union Health Secretary and Chief Health Secretaries of the states heading for elections. These include Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and Goa.

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With the third wave of Covid-19 continuing in many parts of the country, the Election Commission extended the ban on physical rallies and roadshows in five poll-bound states.&nbsp;However, the EC added a caveat for constituencies going to polls in the first and second phases.
 The election watchdog has reportedly extended the rally ban till January 31. Certain relaxations have been allowed for the seats voting on February 10 and 14, as per reports.&nbsp;For phase 1, relaxations for public meetings have been allowed from January 28. This reportedly means that candidates will be able to do public meetings in designated open spaces with up to 500 people or 50% of the ground capacity or as per state rules.&nbsp;For the second phase, relaxations will be allowed from February 1.
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 For door-to-door campaigning, the limit of 5 people has been raised to 10, excluding security personnel, as per reports.&nbsp;
 The move came after the EC held a meeting with the Union Health Secretary and Chief Health Secretaries of the states heading for elections. These include Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and Goa.
 Voting begins on February 10. Results will be announced on March 10.
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The Dakar Rally not only promises grand & iconic moments of motor racing but also some death defying crashes. On Wednesday during Stage 4 of the rally, two drivers were involved in a massive crashes. 
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Benediktas Vanagas and Guerlain Chicherit managed to cartwheel their cars multiple times in the desert. The crashes looked horrible from the cameras following the vehicles but thankfully the two walked away from the wreckage unscathed. 
The annual cross country rally championship started in Saudi Arabia on 1st January and will end on Friday 14th Jan. 

Dakar Rally 2022: crazy crash in the Saudi Arabian desert as the drivers walks away without a scratch

On stage 4 of the Dakar Rally, 2 massive crashes took place as the drivers walked away from the wreckage. Tap to see the carnage in the desert 

The Dakar Rally not only promises grand &amp; iconic moments of motor racing but also some death defying crashes. On Wednesday during Stage 4 of the rally, two drivers were involved in a massive crashes.&nbsp;
Benediktas Vanagas and Guerlain Chicherit managed to cartwheel their cars multiple times in the desert. The crashes looked horrible from the cameras following the vehicles but thankfully the two walked away from the wreckage unscathed.&nbsp;
The annual cross country rally championship started in Saudi Arabia on 1st January and will end on Friday 14th Jan.&nbsp;

The annual cross country rally championship started in Saudi Arabia on 1st January and will end on Friday 14th Jan.&nbsp;

The Dakar Rally not only promises grand &amp; iconic moments of motor racing but also some death defying crashes. On Wednesday during Stage 4 of the rally, two drivers were involved in a massive crashes.&nbsp;
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Benediktas Vanagas and Guerlain Chicherit managed to cartwheel their cars&nbsp;multiple times in the desert. The crashes looked horrible from the cameras following the vehicles but thankfully the two walked away from the wreckage unscathed.&nbsp;
The annual cross country rally championship started in Saudi Arabia on 1st January and will end on Friday 14th Jan.&nbsp;

Wall Street rebounded strongly to give investors a&nbsp;much-needed&nbsp;Friday cheer as Dow rallied 570 points&nbsp;closing in the green after a very volatile session.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tech index Nasdaq also rebounded the most in a year jumping nearly 2% and closing near the day&rsquo;s high.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dropping bond yields and stronger than expected jobs growth out the focus back on equities on Wall Street.&nbsp;Data revealed&nbsp;that nonfarm payrolls jumped by 379,000 for the month and the unemployment rate fell to 6.2% both better than what the market was expecting.&nbsp;&nbsp;
All eyes will now shift to the&nbsp;Federal Reserve meet on March 16-17.&nbsp;&nbsp;

US markets rally , Dow ends 570 points higher

Wall Street rebounded strongly to give investors a&nbsp;much-needed&nbsp;Friday cheer as Dow rallied 570 points&nbsp;closing in the green after a very volatile session.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tech index Nasdaq also rebounded the most in a year jumping nearly 2% and closing near the day&rsquo;s high.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Dropping bond yields and stronger than expected jobs growth out the focus back on equities on Wall Street.&nbsp;Data revealed&nbsp;that nonfarm payrolls jumped by 379,000 for the month and the unemployment rate fell to 6.2% both better than what the market was expecting.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 All eyes will now shift to the&nbsp;Federal Reserve meet on March 16-17.&nbsp;&nbsp;

All’s well that ends well on Wall Street  

Wall Street rebounded strongly to give investors a&nbsp;much-needed&nbsp;Friday cheer as Dow rallied 570 points&nbsp;closing in the green after a very volatile session.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tech index Nasdaq also rebounded the most in a year jumping nearly 2% and closing near the day&rsquo;s high.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Dropping bond yields and stronger than expected jobs growth out the focus back on equities on Wall Street.&nbsp;Data revealed&nbsp;that nonfarm payrolls jumped by 379,000 for the month and the unemployment rate fell to 6.2% both better than what the market was expecting.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 All eyes will now shift to the&nbsp;Federal Reserve meet on March 16-17.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Wall Street rebounded strongly to give investors a&nbsp;much-needed&nbsp;Friday cheer as Dow rallied 570 points&nbsp;closing in the green after a very volatile session.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tech index Nasdaq also rebounded the most in a year jumping nearly 2% and closing near the day&rsquo;s high.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Dropping bond yields and stronger than expected jobs growth put the focus back on equities on Wall Street.&nbsp;Data revealed&nbsp;that nonfarm payrolls jumped by 379,000 for the month and the unemployment rate fell to 6.2% both better than what the market was expecting.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 All eyes will now shift to the&nbsp;Federal Reserve meet on March 16-17.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden has urged the Americans to vote out President Donald Trump of the presidency, alleging he has divided and failed the nation in the last four years.
Biden said he was quite confident this time that Americans would vote Trump out of power.
Trump, a Republican, is being challenged by Biden in the November 3 elections.

Vote Trump out of presidency; failed America: Joe Biden

Ahead of November 3 US&nbsp;Presidential election, Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden&nbsp;urged the Americans to vote Donald Trump out, alleging he has divided and failed the nation in the last four years.&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;also expressed confidence that this time around Americans will vote Trump out of power.&nbsp;Biden mocked at Trump, saying he was laughed at by the world when spoke last time at the UN and alleged the President commands virtually no respect on the international stage

Nagaland Gaon Burah Federation holds mega rally in capital Kohima

Nagaland Gaon Burah Federation holds mega rally in capital Kohima

Protest march demanding ‘save constitution and save education’

Over 6 Lakh people expected at Jangkhritai Pwthar, Kokrajhar

Rally started from Titaguri and ended at Simborgaon 

Calling on his supporters to deliver a metaphorical ‘earthquake’ at the ballots against his Democratic Party rivals, US President Donald Trump has formally launched his 2020 re-election campaign at a rally in Orlando. Trump has been actively campaigning for re-election ever since he took office on January 20, 2017, holding dozens of rallies across the country over the past two-and-a-half years. The US President also announced his official campaign slogan, "Keep America Great", following in the footsteps of his indelible 2016 slogan "Make America Great Again". 
 

Calling on his supporters to deliver a metaphorical ‘earthquake’ at the ballots against his Democratic Party rivals, US President Donald Trump has formally launched his 2020 re-election campaign at a rally in Orlando. Trump has been actively campaigning for re-election ever since he took office on January 20, 2017, holding dozens of rallies across the country over the past two-and-a-half years. The US President also announced his official campaign slogan, "Keep America Great", following in the footsteps of his indelible 2016 slogan "Make America Great Again". 
 

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