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TMC claims 58L voters removed from rolls, SC seeks EC response | India News - The Times of India

. NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Monday asked Election Commission to respond within a week to TMC MP Dola Sen's plea accusing the poll panel of arbitrarily deleting more than 58 lakh names from West Bengal's draft voters' list by refusing to accept valid and permissible documents from people during the S»»»

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Asian News International India 23.12.2025. 08:46

CRPF sets up 229 forward bases in Naxal areas since 2019 as Centre targets 2026 deadline

New Delhi [India], December 23 (ANI): As part of its strategy to establish dominance over Naxalism, with the Centre setting March 2026 as the deadline to eliminate the menace, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), one of the principal forces tasked with countering Left Wing Extremism, has set up»»»

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The New Indian Express India 19.12.2025. 09:01

PM suffering from 'acute acronym-itis': Congress' dig after passage of G RAM G Bill

Add TNIE As A Trusted Source NEW DELHI: A day after Parliament passed the VB-G RAM G Bill ... »»»

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Hindustan Times India 18.12.2025. 20:40

Parliament passes new VB-G RAM G Bill to replace MGNREGA amid opposition walkout

The Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Bill was passed by the Rajya Sabha with a voice vote, hours after the Lok Sabha cleared it. The Parliament has passed the new VB-G RAM G Bill that will replace the 20-year-old MGNREGA on Thursday. The bill was passed as the Rajya »»»

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The Economic Times India 28.10.2025. 10:24

Bypolls on 12 MCD wards on Nov 30, results on Dec 3: Delhi State Election Commission

Delhi will witness bypolls for 12 Municipal Corporation of Delhi wards on November 30. Nominations open November 3, closing November 10. Vote counting is scheduled for December 3. These elections follow vacancies created by councilors becoming MLAs or winning Lok Sabha seats. The bypolls will be he»»»

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