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The BJP's biggest setback comes from the states of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Maharashtra. 
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Change is clearly visible today, PM Modi says citing runaway inflation,
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Gandhi said his attempts at making conversation with the government have always been shunned. 
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Jaitley argued that the UPA government had little to nothing to do with why India saw economic growth during its tenure.
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Karunanidhi is also probably the only leader who has allied with the Congress, BJP, Third Front and the Left.
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"I am not giving an excuse, but problems in Indian Railways aren`t one or two years old, they were accumulated over years and were given to us in 2014 as inheritance," Goyal told the media.
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Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Goa, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi are among other states that witnessed cross-voting in Ram Nath Kovind's favour.
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While Ram Nath Kovind got 65.65 percent of the total valid vote value of 10,69,358, Meira Kumar got 34.35 percent.
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Ram Nath Kovind, a former two-time Rajya Sabha MP, is known more as a Dalit champion than a Hindutva ideologue.
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Pakistan's Khawar Qureshi was recommended by law firm Fox Mandal for the Dabhol power project case in 2004.
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Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi defended the Congress' decision, saying Khawar Qureshi is an independent barrister and Pakistan also hires Indian lawyers.
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In the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly, the BJP has 122 MLAs and claims to have the support of 12 more MLAs raising its tally to 134 MLAs, besides Sena's 63 MLAs.
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Shashi Tharoor is currently MP from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala.
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Former DGMO Lt Gen Vinod Bhatia said the September 29 early morning surgical strikes on terrorist launch pads were "perfect", and displayed India's strong political will.
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The senior NDA minister said the chopper deal was influenced by bribery.
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The legal opinion given on the matter by the then attorney general was also recorded in the draft note.






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