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EC Declares Five Assembly Bypolls Across Four States
May 26, 2025
|The New Indian Express Vishakapatnam
The Election Commission of India on Sunday announced the schedule for holding Assembly bypolls to fill vacancies from two segments in Gujarat and one each in Kerala, Punjab and West Bengal.
Voting for the same will take place on June 19 and counting on June 23.
In Gujarat, the bypoll to the Kadi seat was necessitated following the death of sitting MLA Karsanbhai Punja bhai Solanki. Another bypoll to the Visavadar seat in the state is taking place due to the resignation of sitting member Bhayani Bhupendrabhai. The byelection to the Visavadar seat is likely to be a triangular contest, with the AAP already announcing its candidate and Congress stating that it would go solo in the bypoll.
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It took hours to extinguish bus inferno
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Cong slams Centre over official maps of Great Nicobar Island
2021 map no longer shows Galathea Bay
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SBI Life profit falls 6.6% despite rise in premium income
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Taliban to build dam to limit water to Pakistan
IN a move that could have far-reaching consequences for Pakistan's already strained water and energy security, Afghanistan's Taliban government has said it will build a series of dams on the Kunar River.
1 min
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Jaishankar snubs UN over Pak terror, says ‘all not well
EAM says Islamabad blocks world body’s sanctions over Pahalgam attack
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October 25, 2025
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Ease of travel: Civil aviation ministry firms up winter schedule of all airlines
THE Ministry of Civil Aviation on Friday announced the winter schedule of all scheduled domestic airlines that will come into effect from October 26. A total of 26,495 flight departures per week across 126 airports in the country have been approved by the ministry.
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October 25, 2025
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Radhakishan Damani invests ₹90 cr in Lenskart ahead of public offer
BILLIONAIRE investor and the founder of Avenue Supermarts (DMart) Radhakishan Damanihas invested around Rs 90 crore in eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions in a pre-IPO (initial public offering) funding round, according to sources aware of the development.
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October 25, 2025
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India on alert as polio cases rise in Pak, Afghan
DESPITE being officially certified as polio-free in 2014, India remains at risk of polio reinfection due to vaccine-derived poliovirus (VDPV), its proximity to endemic countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan, and potential gaps in immunity, experts said here on the occasion of World Polio Day on Friday.
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October 25, 2025
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MP crackdown against carbide gun makers as eye injury cases reach 300
IN the aftermath of carbide guns inflicting severe eye injuries to around 300 people, mostly children and teenagers in Madhya Pradesh during Diwali, authorities have launched a crackdown against the seemingly harmless toys.
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October 25, 2025
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DON'T CRITICISE CITIZENS DEMANDING BETTER INFRA
HE acrimonious exchange between Karnataka’s top political and corporate leaders over Bengaluru’s failing infrastructure has only served to highlight the reality that has become the city’s identity—cratered roads, traffic bottlenecks, and garbage piles.
1 mins
October 25, 2025
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