NET Bureau The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the disqualification of 17 rebel Karnataka MLAs but allowed them to contest the by-elections to be held on December 5. The legislators
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NET Bureau The ruling BJP is leading in three of the four Assembly seats in Assam, where by-polls were held on Monday. While Rajen Borthakur of the BJP is leading
NET Bureau Voting for the by-elections to 15 Assembly constituencies and one Lok Sabha seat in six states of the
NET Bureau Heavy rains lashed several parts of Kerala on Monday and disrupted the Ernakulam by-election, even as the Met
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