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Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state. 
And the records support that.
In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?

Uttarakhand Election 2022: This Assembly seat decides who forms the next govt

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 This Assembly seat decides who forms the next govt
Ramnagar: Uttarakhand's bellwether constituency The party that wins Ramnagar, wins Uttarakhand
 Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
 The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
 ((Show on map)) A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;
 And the records support that.
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 In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
 In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
 In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
 Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
 Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
 All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
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 THE RAMNAGAR ROAD TO POWER
 2000: First CM ND Tiwari contested 2002: Congress won Ramnagar and state 2007: BJP won Ramnagar and state 2012: Congress wrested Ramnagar back and state 2017: BJP won Ramnagar and state 2022: BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht Vs Cong's&nbsp;Mahendra Pal Singh
 Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
 Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
 Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
 So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?

A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;

Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;
And the records support that.
In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

The Uttarakhand government has cancelled this year's Kanwar Yatra due to the Covid pandemic. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday said that though the Kanwar Yatra is culturally significant, his government's priority remains saving lives amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Indian Medical Association's Uttarakhand chapter had earlier written to the Chief Minister requesting him to learn from the "previous failure" and not allow Kanwar Yatra in the interest of the state and the whole country.
People had to pay a heavy price for going off guard after the first wave which had led to a stronger and more fatal second wave, IMA Uttarakhand Secretary Amit Khanna said in a letter to Dhami.
The Haridwar Kumbh held in April had led to a surge in Covid-19 cases and the government was widely criticised for going ahead with the religious gathering amid the pandemic.

Uttarakhand govt cancels this year's Kanwar Yatra due to Covid

Kanwar&nbsp;Yatra&nbsp;cancelled: Uttarakhand&nbsp;CM says saving lives amid Covid pandemic remains priority

The Uttarakhand government has cancelled this year's Kanwar Yatra due to the Covid pandemic. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday said that though the Kanwar Yatra is culturally significant, his government's priority remains saving lives amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Indian Medical Association's Uttarakhand chapter had earlier written to the Chief Minister requesting him to learn from the "previous failure" and not allow Kanwar Yatra in the interest of the state and the whole country.
People had to pay a heavy price for going off guard after the first wave which had led to a stronger and more fatal second wave, IMA Uttarakhand Secretary Amit Khanna said in a letter to Dhami.
The Haridwar Kumbh held in April had led to a surge in Covid-19 cases and the government was widely criticised for going ahead with the religious gathering amid the pandemic.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday said that though the Kanwar Yatra is culturally significant, his government's priority remains saving lives amid the coronavirus pandemic

Chief Minister-designate Dhami met Satpal Maharaj at his residence in Dalanwala and offered him a bouquet of flowers.

Uttarakhand: Pushkar Singh Dhami moves to pacify sulking BJP leaders 

A PTI&nbsp;report quoting sources said some leaders, including Satpal Maharaj and Harak Singh Rawat, who were members of former chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat's cabinet, are sulking

Pushkar Singh Dhami, who is set to be the new chief minister of Uttarakhand, met senior BJP leaders, some of whom are said to be unhappy over his appointment.
A PTI&nbsp;report quoting sources in the saffron party said some leaders, including Satpal Maharaj and Harak Singh Rawat, who were members of former chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat's cabinet, are sulking since Dhami was elected as the state BJP legislature party leader.
Dhami met Satpal Maharaj at his residence in Dalanwala and offered him a bouquet of flowers.
He is understood to have persuaded the senior leader, whose name was among the half-a-dozen names doing the rounds as probables for the chief minister's post.
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Satpal Maharaj was the first to leave the legislature party meeting on Saturday, even before Dhami's election as its leader was formally announced by Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar

Pushkar Singh Dhami, who will take oath as the new chief minister of Uttarakhand on Sunday, met senior BJP leaders, some of whom are said to be unhappy over his appointment, ahead of the swearing-in ceremony.
Sources in the saffron party said some leaders, including Satpal Maharaj and Harak Singh Rawat, who were members of former chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat's cabinet, are sulking since Saturday when Dhami was elected as the state BJP legislature party leader.
Chief Minister-designate Dhami met Satpal Maharaj at his residence in Dalanwala and offered him a bouquet of flowers.
He is understood to have persuaded the senior leader, whose name was among the half-a-dozen names doing the rounds until Saturday as probables for the chief minister's post.
Satpal Maharaj was the first to leave the legislature party meeting on Saturday, even before Dhami's election as its leader was formally announced by Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar, who was present at the meeting as a central observer of the BJP. It was interpreted as his unhappiness with the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) choice.
However, talking to reporters, Dhami said there was no resentment in the party.

Sitting MLA from Khatima, Pushkar Singh Dhami, is set to be the next chief minister of Uttarakhand. The decision was taken in the meeting of the Uttarakhand&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;legislature party held on Saturday.Dhami will be the third chief minister of Uttarakhand in four months after after Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;resigned as the CM.&nbsp;
Interacting with the media after the announcement, Dhami said he would work for the welfare of the people within the short span of time for which he would be at the helm. &ldquo;My party has appointed a common worker, son of an ex-serviceman, who was born in Pithoragarh to serve the state. We&rsquo;ll work together for people&rsquo;s welfare. We accept the challenge of serving people with the help of others, in a short time span,&rdquo; he was quoted as saying by ANI.
BJP has sought to downplay talks of political instability in the state and said it will win the Assembly polls next year. Congress, however, said that the saffron party has insulted the &lsquo;devbhoomi&rsquo; of Uttarakhand, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its president J P Nadda are responsible for the current situation.

Pushkar Singh Dhami to be third Uttarakhand chief minister in four months

The sitting MLA from Khatima&nbsp;was picked up as the CM&nbsp;after a meeting of the Uttarakhand&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;legislature party on Saturday.

Pushkar Singh Dhami&nbsp;is set to be the third chief minister of Uttarakhand&nbsp;in the past four months. The sitting MLA from Khatima&nbsp;was picked up as the CM&nbsp;after a meeting of the Uttarakhand&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;legislature party on Saturday.
Dhami&nbsp;will take over from&nbsp;Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;who resigned as the CM on Friday.&nbsp;
The BJP has sought to downplay talks of political instability in the state and said it will win the Assembly polls next year. Congress, however, said that the saffron party has insulted the &lsquo;devbhoomi&rsquo; of Uttarakhand, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its president J P Nadda are responsible for the current situation. Interacting with the media after the announcement, Dhami said he would work for the welfare of the people within the short span of time for which he would be at the helm.
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The sitting MLA from Khatima&nbsp;was picked up as the CM&nbsp;after a meeting of the Uttarakhand&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;legislature party on Saturday.

Sitting MLA from Khatima, Pushkar Singh Dhami, is set to be the next chief minister of Uttarakhand. The decision was taken in the meeting of the Uttarakhand&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;legislature party held on Saturday. Dhami will be the third chief minister of Uttarakhand in four months after after Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;resigned as the CM.&nbsp;
Interacting with the media after the announcement, Dhami said he would work for the welfare of the people within the short span of time for which he would be at the helm. &ldquo;My party has appointed a common worker, son of an ex-serviceman, who was born in Pithoragarh to serve the state. We&rsquo;ll work together for people&rsquo;s welfare. We accept the challenge of serving people with the help of others, in a short time span,&rdquo; he was quoted as saying by ANI.
BJP has sought to downplay talks of political instability in the state and said it will win the Assembly polls next year. Congress, however, said that the saffron party has insulted the &lsquo;devbhoomi&rsquo; of Uttarakhand, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its president J P Nadda are responsible for the current situation.

The fate of Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat remains uncertain even as he met top Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders, party chief JP Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday, to discuss the future course of action.
Some reports say the Uttarakhand Chief Minister has offered to resign from his post, in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state. Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's chief minister on March 10, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat. At the time of taking oath, Tirath Singh Rawat was not an elected MLA in the Uttarakhand Assembly and was a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal. He continues to be a Lok Sabha MP currently.
As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath. The person can either be elected to the legislative assembly or the legislative council (in states that have two houses). 
In the case of Tirath Singh Rawat, he has until September 10 to get elected to the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly through a byelection. But amid a Covid crisis, chances of holding a byelection are bleak.

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat sends his resignation to the Governor

Uttarakhand&nbsp;Chief Minister Tirath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;resigns, barely four months after taking office, sends letter to Governor

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;sends resignation to Governor
Rawat&nbsp;resigned in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state
Move comes barely four months after Rawat took charge as CM
Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's CM on March 10
At the time of oath, Rawat was not an elected MLA in the state assembly
Tirath Singh Rawat is currently a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal
CM has to be elected to the state legislature in 6 months of taking oath

As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath.

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;has sent his resignation to the Uttarakhand&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Baby Rani Maurya and BJP&nbsp;chief JP Nadda. Reports say the&nbsp;Chief Minister resigned in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state.&nbsp;The move comes barely four months after he took charge and just ahead of polls next year in the state.
Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's chief minister on March 10, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat. At the time of taking oath, Tirath Singh Rawat was not an elected MLA in the Uttarakhand Assembly and was a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal. He continues to be a Lok Sabha MP currently.
As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath. The person can either be elected to the legislative assembly or the legislative council (in states that have two houses).

After 'ripped jeans', Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat's&nbsp;latest agenda seems to be 'love-jihad'.
In a recent meeting with police officials on the issue of love jihad, Rawat said the state has fewer cases of love jihad as the Uttarakhand&nbsp;is called 'devbhumi'&nbsp;and has the blessings of saints, however he was concerned about the rising cases of love jihad in the state and will take steps to curb it.
Rawat was speaking at the VHP kendriya margdarshak mandal in Haridwar, where top VHP leaders and saints were present and discussed the issue of love jihad at length.

U'khand CM Tirath Singh Rawat ready to battle the issue of 'love jihad'

U'khand CM Rawat ready to battle the issue of 'love jihad'
Rawat: Lesser cases of 'love jihad' in state with blessing of saints
Rawat: will take steps to tackle issue of 'love jihad' in Uttarakhand

After 'ripped jeans', Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat's&nbsp;latest agenda seems to be 'love-jihad'.
In a recent meeting with police officials on the issue of love jihad, Rawat said the state has fewer cases of love jihad as the Uttarakhand&nbsp;is called 'devbhumi'&nbsp;and has the blessings of saints, however he was concerned about the rising cases of love jihad in the state and will take steps to curb it.
Rawat was speaking at the VHP kendriya margdarshak mandal in Haridwar, where top VHP leaders and saints were present and discussed the issue of love jihad at length.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat tests COVID-19 positive

Uttarakhand Chief Minister&nbsp;Tirath Singh Rawat has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Taking to Twitter, the chief minister on Monday said he has tested positive for COVID-19 and has placed himself under isolation. Rawat also advised those who have come in contact with him recently, to get themselves tested for coronavirus.&nbsp;
"I have tested positive for coronavirus, I am fine and am not facing any health issues. I have isolated myself under the doctors' observation," Tirath Singh Rawat tweeted in Hindi.&nbsp;

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh&nbsp;Rawat tests Covid positive
'Have isolated myself under the doctors' observation'&nbsp;Rawat tweeted
CM Rawat: feeling fine &amp; not facing any health issues&nbsp;

Uttarakhand Chief Minister&nbsp;Tirath Singh Rawat has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Taking to Twitter, the chief minister on Monday said he has tested positive for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >COVID-19</a> and has isolated himself.
He also wrote that he is feeling fine and not facing any health issues.&nbsp;Rawat also advised those who have come in contact with him recently, to get themselves tested for coronavirus.&nbsp;
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-didn-t-you-produce-20-children-another-controversial-remark-from-uttarakhand-cm-1616398535660" target="_blank" >'Why didn't you produce 20 children?': Another controversial remark from Uttarakhand CM</a>

Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday passed another controversial remark saying people should have produced more children to get extra ration during the coronavirus pandemic.

'Why didn't you produce 20 children?': Another controversial remark from Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat

Days after triggering controversy with his ripped jeans comments, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday passed another controversial remark saying people should have produced more children to get extra ration during the coronavirus pandemic. Addressing an event in Nainital's Ramnagar, Rawat said those with less children got less government ration during the lockdown in comparison to "those with 20 children". He further said people would have gotten more ration if they would have produced not two but twenty children when they had time.

'Why didn't you produce 20 children?': Another controversial remark from Uttarakhand CM

Days after triggering controversy with his <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/uttarakhand-cm-faces-flak-for-ripped-jeans-statement-1615986526118" target="_blank" >ripped jeans</a> comments, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday passed another controversial remark saying people should have produced more children to get extra ration during the coronavirus pandemic.
Addressing an event in Nainital's Ramnagar, Rawat said those with less children got less government ration during the lockdown in comparison to "those with 20 children".
He further said people would have gotten more ration if they would have produced not two but twenty children when they had time.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/uttarakhand-cm-tirath-singh-rawat-tests-positive-for-covid-19-1616401844298" target="_blank" >Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat tests positive for Covid-19</a>

The newly-appointed chief minister said America, which has less population and better health infrastructure than India is now heading towards a lockdown.

Now, Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat says 'US enslaved us for 200 years'

In a major gaffe, Uttarakhand chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday confused the United Kingdom with the United States of America while commenting on how India tackled the Covid-19 pandemic better than many countries. He said America, which enslaved India for 200 years, and ruled the world, under whose empire it was said the sun didn't set... recorded more than 2.75 lakh deaths due to Covid-19 and is still struggling. The newly-appointed chief minister said America, which has less population and better health infrastructure than India is now heading towards a lockdown. On Tuesday last week, Rawat had associated ripped jeans with societal collapse and expressed &ldquo;shock&rdquo; at a &ldquo;mother&rdquo; who wore frayed denim.

Now, Uttarakhand CM Rawat says 'US enslaved us for 200 years'

In a major gaffe, Uttarakhand chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday confused the United Kingdom with the United States of America while commenting on how India tackled the Covid-19 pandemic better than many countries.
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The newly-appointed chief minister said America, which has less population and better health infrastructure than India is now heading towards a lockdown.
On Tuesday last week, Rawat had associated ripped jeans with societal collapse and expressed &ldquo;shock&rdquo; at a &ldquo;mother&rdquo; who wore frayed denim.
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In a major gaffe, Uttarakhand chief minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday confused the United Kingdom with the United States of America while commenting on how India tackled the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >Covid-19 pandemic</a> better than many countries. He said America, which enslaved India for 200 years, and ruled the world, under whose empire it was said the sun didn't set... recorded more than 2.75 lakh deaths due to Covid-19 and is still struggling. The newly-appointed chief minister said America, which has less population and better health infrastructure than India is now heading towards a lockdown. On Tuesday last week, Rawat had associated ripped jeans with societal collapse and expressed &ldquo;shock&rdquo; at a &ldquo;mother&rdquo; who wore frayed denim.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-didn-t-you-produce-20-children-another-controversial-remark-from-uttarakhand-cm-1616398535660" target="_blank" >'Why didn't you produce 20 children?': Another controversial remark from Uttarakhand CM</a>

As speculation over a change in leadership were swirling in Uttarakhand, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat resigned on Tuesday.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat resigns

As speculation over a change in leadership were swirling in Uttarakhand, Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rawat-in-delhi-amid-reports-of-leadership-change-in-uttarakhand-1615219187774" target="_blank" >Trivendra Singh Rawat</a>&nbsp;resigned on Tuesday.
On Monday,&nbsp;Rawat had several meetings in Delhi with the BJP leadership, who reportedly received feedback from party MLAs in Uttarakhand that the Chief Minister's below par performance would cost the party in polls due by February next year.&nbsp;
Rawat&rsquo;s resignation comes with just 10 days to go for his government to complete four years, and two days after BJP national vice-president&nbsp;Raman Singh&nbsp;held a meeting of the party&rsquo;s state core committee in Dehradun as an &ldquo;observer&rdquo; and spoke to members separately.

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