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Amarinder
& Co stay away
Team
Badal sworn in
Mohali, March 2
Shiromani Akali Dal
chief Parkash Singh Badal was sworn in as Chief Minister for
the fourth time amid chants of “Bole so nihal” and
bursting of crackers at a well-attended but disorganised
ceremony at PCA Stadium here today.
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SAD-BJP
got 45.37% votes, Cong 40.9%
Chandigarh,
March 1
Even though the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) has emerged as
the single largest party in terms of seats in the
recently-held Vidhan Sabha elections in Punjab, the Congress
continues to hold the distinction of having received the
largest share of votes.
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Sukhbir
Badal: from brat to 'super chief minister'
Indian Muslims, CA -
Mar 6, 2007
Always a heir apparent to Shiromani Akali
Dal president and fourth-time Punjab Chief Minister
Parkash Singh Badal, Sukhbir is now seen to be on the verge
of ...
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BJP
names portfolios of its five ministers
The Tribune, India -
Mar 6, 2007
The BJP’s high command today finalised the
allocation of portfolios for its five ministers in the
Parkash Singh Badal-led Cabinet in Punjab. ...
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BJP
considers major change in strategy
Gulf News, United
Arab Emirates - Mar 6, 2007
New Delhi: Buoyed by its success in Punjab
and Uttarakhand, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is
contemplating a major change in its plan for poll-bound ...
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A
very liquid election in Punjab
Afternoon Dispatch
& Courier, India - Feb 25, 2007
But in the case of the Sacha Sauda sect, the
Congress Party was able to enlist its support in the recent Punjab
election thanks to a pending case of murder ...
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MQM
to set up Punjab election cell in April
Daily Times, Pakistan -
Feb 25, 2007
LAHORE: The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM)
will set up its election cell for the forthcoming
general elections in Punjab in April, an MQM leader
told Daily ...
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Rs.400
crore betting over Punjab election results
PunjabNewsline.com, India -
Feb 17, 2007
CHANDIGARH: While the political leaders,
voters and bureacracy in Punjab have crossed fingers
over outcome of Punjab assembly results to be
declared on ...
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