![]() | Gujarat bypolls: Voting for eight Assembly seats beginsAs not more than 1,000 voters are allowed in one booth due to COVID-19 concerns and guidelines of the Election Commission, 3,024 polling booths have been set up, higher than in a normal scenario. |
![]() | 18% candidates in Gujarat Assembly bypolls face criminal cases: ADR reportBypolls in Abdasa, Limbdi, Morbi, Dhari, Gadhada, Karjan, Dang and Kaprada assembly seats in Gujarat were necessitated after the sitting Congress MLAs resigned. |
![]() | 81 candidates in fray for bypolls to eight Assembly seats in GujaratBy-elections in Abdasa, Limbdi, Morbi, Dhari, Gadhada, Karjan, Dang and Kaprada seats were necessitated after the sitting Congress MLAs resigned. |
![]() | Gujarat bypolls: 102 nominations found valid so farAll five Congress MLAs who joined the BJP earlier this year after resigning as legislators have been fielded by the latter for bypolls in Abdasa, Morbi, Dhari, Karjan and Kaprada. |
![]() | COVID-19: Gujarat government issues SOPs for Assembly bypoll campaignAs per the guidelines issued by Gujarat home department in view of the COVID-19 situation, not more than five persons can take part in a door-to-door campaign. |
![]() | Gujarat Assembly passes Bill to stop fishermen from entering Pakistan watersMinister of State for Home Pradeepsinh Jadeja said it was necessary to take strict action against erring fishermen and boat owners who stray into Pakistani waters for 'Lalpari' fish. |
![]() | Gujarat Assembly panel finds shortcomings in health infrastructure in stateThe panel pointed out that people are facing issues in getting MA cards and the state government to deploy required systems to print more cards. |
![]() | Amid COVID-19 outbreak, five-day Gujarat Assembly session beginsStaffers, legislators and mediapersons who will cover proceedings have been tested for the infection, while entry for outsiders has been banned. |
![]() | Four Gujarat MLAs test COVID-19 positive on eve of Assembly sessionAn official said the MLAs who have not been tested so far will have to undergo the procedure before the session begins. |
![]() | Ahead of Gujarat Assembly session, five staffers test COVID-19 positiveCOVID-19 tests were conducted on Speaker Rajendra Trivedi and 505 staff members of the Assembly over the past two days, and five had been found to be infected, a release said. |
![]() | Buoyed by Gujarat show, Rahul Gandhi embarks to galvanise Uttar Pradesh CongressFirst time after donning the mantle of the party chief, Rahul Gandhi is all set to pay a two-day visit to his Lok Sabha constituency Amethi from tomorrow. |
![]() | Rahul Gandhi posed wrong questions during Gujarat polls campaign: Jitendra SinghUnion Minister of State Dr. Jitendra Singh on Tuesday said Congress President Rahul Gandhi posed wrong questions during the Gujarat Assembly elections. |
![]() | NOTA, Independents played spoilsport to Congress hopes in Gujarat pollsHad it not been for NOTA, the Congress in all likelihood would have won with a majority to form the government, say analysts. |
![]() | Gujarat: BJP vote share slumps since 2014; up from 2012 levelOn the other hand, Congress' vote share has risen to about 41.4 per cent this time - up from 33 per cent in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls and also higher than around 39 per cent in the 2012 assembly polls |
![]() | Gujarat polls: Bharuch District Collector dismisses allegations of EVM tamperingBharuch District Collector Sandeep Sangle on Saturday dismissed the allegations of EVM tampering in the first phase of the Gujarat assembly elections. |
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